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Case 1: Allow any user to run the "cat" command as sudo.
- Access the senhasegura platform.
- Navigate to GO Endpoint Manager➔Policies➔Linux➔Rules for sudo.
- Click ⁝ and select the option New rule of general sudo.
- At the Registration rules for sudo form, in the Main tab, complete the fields:
- Identification name: define a name to identify the rule.
- Enabled: mark** Yes** to indicate that you want to enable the rule.
- Commands for rule application (must be used the full path): the full path must be used. Add the command path /usr/bin/cat.
- It should be NOPASSWD?: mark Yes to not prompt the user to enter the password.
- Click Save.
Workstations
Case 1: Allow any user to run the "cat" command as sudo for a specific workstation
- Access the senhasegura platform.
- Navigate to GO Endpoint Manager➔Policies➔Linux➔Rules for sudo.
- Click ⁝ and select the option New sudo rule for workstation.
- At the New sudo rule for workstation form, in the Main tab, complete the fields:
- Identification name: define a name to identify the rule.
- Enabled: mark** Yes** to indicate that you want to enable the rule.
- Commands for rule application (must be used the full path): the full path must be used. Add the command path /usr/bin/cat
- It should be NOPASSWD?: mark Yes to not prompt the user to enter the password.
- Go to the Workstations tab.
- Select Workstations+.
- Choose the workstations you want to add.
- Click Add.
- Click Save.
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