"=0=" and "=2=" in the ACO values, what does it mean ?
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"=0=" and "=2=" in the ACO values, what does it mean ?

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Article ID: 122172

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CA Single Sign On Secure Proxy Server (SiteMinder) CA Single Sign On SOA Security Manager (SiteMinder) CA Single Sign-On

Issue/Introduction



What are the values =0= and =2=  seen in the ACO parameters within the XPS dump? Example 

<StringValue>DefaultAgentName=2=agent</StringValue>
<StringValue>Enableauthorization=0=yes</StringValue>
<StringValue>LogFileSize=0=100</StringValue>

Also why do we need to add the =0= when adding the Attributes through REST API ? Example 
 "CookieDomain=0=.example.com"

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Component: SMPLC

Resolution

In the old model, a Property object has name, flags, and value, represented in XPS as <name>=<flags>=<value>. 
2 is the same as 0, should not be used. only 0 and 1 should be used. 

Flags is a bit-set, but only the first bit is used, for 'encrypted'. 
So, any even value means 'not-encrypted> and any odd value means 'encrypted'