use security:recommended_v9_0
-which configures user-based security and requires encryption, authentication, and integrity. If you have already configured another daemon authentication method (e.g. pool password, SSL, GSI, KRB5, etc) at some point in the past, you can comment out the above line in file =00-htcondor-9.0.config= and skip to Step 2 below.
+which configures user-based security and requires encryption, authentication, and integrity. If you have already configured another daemon authentication method (e.g. pool PASSWORD, SSL, GSI, KERBEROS, etc) at some point in the past, you can comment out the above line in file =00-htcondor-9.0.config= and skip to Step 2 below.
If you have not already configured some other daemon authentication method and thus are relying solely on host-based authentication (i.e. a list of allowed hostnames or IP addresses), you have three options:
