C-Worthy (R) Help Librarian Data File Version 1.0
COPYRIGHT (C) 1985 - 1988.  All Rights Reserved.
Custom Design Systems, Inc.  Provo, Utah  USA.
 Main Menu                          Help 1 of 6
  Use USERDEF to
 Create users;
 Provide simple login scripts;
 Set up home directories;
 Set up minimal login and password
     security;
 Assign account and disk space
     restrictions;
 Set up print job configurations.
                                
 Main Menu                          Help 2 of 6
  USERDEF templates specify the attributes new
 users will have.
 The following explains USERDEF options and
 preliminary steps.
 USERDEF options:
 Add Users
     Use to create users.
 Main Menu                          Help 3 of 6
  USERDEF options (continued):
 Edit/View Templates
     Use to view or edit existing templates.
     You can also create custom templates for
     creating users.
 Restrict User (v3.x servers only)
     Restricts disk space at the volume level
     for existing users.
 Main Menu                          Help 4 of 6
  Before you run USERDEF, complete these steps:
 Default template:
      
 Install accounting in SYSCON (if you
        will use it)
      
 Create print device definitions for
        your printers with PRINTDEF;
      
 Create print job configurations in
        PRINTCON so they can be copied for new
        users.g
 Main Menu                          Help 5 of 6
  Custom template:
      
 Install accounting in SYSCON (if you
        will use it);
      
 Create user groups in SYSCON (if you
        need groups other than EVERYONE);
      
 Create application directories (if you
        aren't putting program files in 
        SYS:PUBLIC);
 Main Menu                          Help 6 of 6
  Custom template (continued):
      
 Create a parent directory for users'
        home directories (if you don't want
        them directly in SYS:);
      
 Erase the home directory field to 
        override the default directory path in
        SYS: (if you don't want users to have
        a home directory).
 Exit USERDEF                 Help 1 of 1
  To exit USERDEF, select Yes. To return
 to USERDEF, press <Escape>.
 Load DOS                           Help 1 of 1
  USERDEF tried to find COMMAND.COM in
 SYS:PUBLIC\%MACHINE\%OS\%OS_VERSION and
 failed.
 DOS must find COMMAND.COM after a program is
 run to return to the command line prompt.
 Loading DOS on your server also makes all DOS
 utilities available.
 Template List                      Help 1 of 1
  These are the defined templates. To view or
 edit a template, highlight it and press
 <Enter>.
 To delete a template, highlight it and press
 <Delete>. To delete several templates, mark
 each using Mark <F5>; then press <Delete>.
 To add a template, press <Insert>; then enter
 a template name.
 Copy DOS                           Help 1 of 1
  Load the DOS STARTUP disk. Use the version of
 DOS that you boot your station with (the DOS
 you are using).
 Close the drive door.
 DOS Template Name                  Help 1 of 1
  Enter a unique filename for the template you
 want to create. (Use 1 to 8 characters.)
 If you don't want to create a new template,
 press <Escape>.
 Copy DOS                           Help 1 of 1
  Load the DOS OPERATING disk. Use the version
 of DOS that you boot your station with (the
 DOS you are using).
 Close the drive door.
 If you load DOS v3.30 from 3.5-inch diskettes,
 the STARTUP and OPERATING files are on one
 diskette, so press <Escape> when prompted to
 insert the OPERATING diskette.
 New Users Exist                    Help 1 of 1
  You created users but you told USERDEF not to
 make them permanent.  
 To make them permanent, return to "Add Users,"
 select the appropriate template, and view old
 and new users. Then press <Escape> and answer
 Yes.
 If you don't want to make the users permanent,
 exit USERDEF.
 Delete Template                 Help 1 of 1
  To delete the current or marked templates,
 select Yes.
 To keep the specified templates, press
 <Escape>.
 Long Password Required             Help 1 of 1
  This user's password is too short. Enter a
 longer password. 
 USERDEF repeats the original password until
 you make the password long enough.
 Since USERDEF is generating users, you must
 enter a valid password now. You can't stop
 the new user generation.
 MAKEUSER Results                   Help 1 of 2
  These are the results of new user creation. 
 Possible messages:
 "User created" 
     A user was successfully created.
 "User not created"
     A user was not created. The reason is 
     listed on the line above this message.
 MAKEUSER Results                   Help 2 of 2
  Possible messages (continued):
 "Error mallocing" or "Insufficient memory" 
     MAKEUSER ran out of memory and couldn't
     complete the operation.
 "Directory already exists" 
     A directory that a user was supposed to
     use already exists.
 Template List                      Help 1 of 1
  Select a template to specify the attributes
 (accounting restrictions, passwords, etc.) new
 users will have.  
 Note: If you set up a user with one template
       and set up another user with another
       template and ask USERDEF to create them,
       they are both created with the last
       template used.
 User List                          Help 1 of 1
  These are existing and new users (users added
 during this session). New users are marked
 with a "new" tag.  
 To add users, press <Insert> and enter the
 user's name. To delete new users, press
 <Delete>. Use SYSCON to delete existing users.
 To see a user's full name, highlight the
 user's name and press <Enter>.
 Delete Users                       Help 1 of 1
  To delete a user, highlight that user's name
 (or use Mark <F5> to mark several users); then
 press <Delete> and select Yes. 
 To keep the user, press <Escape>.
 Only users marked with the "new" tag can be
 deleted. You can't delete existing users in
 USERDEF; use SYSCON.
 Full Name                          Help 1 of 1
 This is the full name for the selected user.
 Full Name Entry                    Help 1 of 1
  Enter the user's full name (first middle
 last). Don't use a comma in the name. Maximum:
 32 characters.
 USERDEF uses the first name as the user's
 login name and password, unless you changed
 the Login Name field.
 Accounts Already Exist          Help 1 of 1
  Accounts already exist for people with this
 name. 
 Suggested Login Name               Help 1 of 1
  The suggested login name for this new user is
 the first name of the full name (up to 32
 characters). 
 If someone already uses that name, USERDEF
 adds a number to the name. 
 If you don't like the suggested name, delete
 it and enter another login name. 
 Add New Users                      Help 1 of 1
  To use the specified template and create
 users, select Yes. Otherwise press <Escape>.
 You can complete other tasks in USERDEF, then
 add these users before you exit. 
 To create users with a different template,
 select a template and add users for that
 template.
 Edit Template                      Help 1 of 1
  Use this menu to edit the login script and
 parameters for the template.
 Parameters are user characteristics (such as
 accounting and password restrictions, disk
 limitations, etc.).
 The parameters and login script are given to
 each user created with this template.
 Copyright (c) 1988 Novell Inc. All Rights Reserved.H&
 Edit Login Script                  Help 1 of 2
  This login script is given to users created
 with this template in USERDEF.  
 Don't change the drive mappings and COMSPEC
 command in the basic login script.
 They give users access to their home
 directories, DOS directories, and utilities in
 SYS:PUBLIC.
 Edit Login Script                  Help 2 of 2
  You can add more drive mappings.
 The %default_directory in the map command is
 replaced with the default parent directory
 specified in the template flags when a user is
 created.
 Save Template                    Help 1 of 1
  You must choose to create a new template
 or to save changes to an existing template.
 Cannot Delete Default Template    Help 1 of 1
  The default template cannot be deleted.
 Cannot Change Default Template    Help 1 of 1
  The default template cannot be changed. It is
 stored inside USERDEF.
 User Groups                        Help 1 of 1
  USERDEF doesn't allow a user to be a member
 of more than 32 groups.!,
 User Definition Template           Help 1 of 7
  The following fields are used when USERDEF
 creates a user from this template. (You can't
 change fields on the default template; you can
 change them on custom templates.)
 Default Directory
     Shows the path where the home directory
     should be created. The directory will have
     the same name as the user's login name.
 User Definition Template           Help 2 of 7
  Copy PrintCon from
     Press <Enter> to list users with a
     PRINTCON database. New USERDEF users can
     be created with print job definitions from
     an existing PRINTCON user.
 Groups Belonged To
     Press <Enter> to list groups the user will
     belong to. To list other groups, press
     <Insert>._/
 User Definition Template           Help 3 of 7
  Account Balance
     The user's current balance on the server.
     The balance decreases each time the user
     is charged for a service. 
 Limit Account Balance
     Set this to Yes to limit a user's
     account balance; then specify the user's
     low limit amount.
 User Definition Template           Help 4 of 7
  Low Limit
     The lowest balance users can have and 
     still receive services that are being
     charged for.
 Limit Concurrent Connections
     Limits the number of stations a user can
     log in to at the same time. Enter the
     number in the "Maximum Connections" field.J2
 User Definition Template           Help 5 of 7
  Maximum Connections
     The maximum number of stations a user can
     log in from at one time.
 Require Password
     Requires users to have a password. If this
     is set to No, users can still have a
     password.
 User Definition Template           Help 6 of 7
  Minimum Password Length
     Sets a minimum length for passwords
     (between 1 and 20 characters). 
 Force Periodic Password Changes
     Requires users to change their passwords.
 Days Between Forced Changes
     The number of days a user can use a
     password before the password expires.
 User Definition Template           Help 7 of 7
  Require Unique Passwords
     Requires users to choose a different
     password each time they change it.
 Limit Disk Space
     Limits the disk space a user can use.
 Maximum Disk Space
     Specifies the maximum amount of disk
     space the user can use.
 Default Directory                  Help 1 of 2
  This is the path where a user's home or work
 directory is created.
 The path is an existing volume path or an
 existing volume and directory path. Don't
 include the user's home directory name with
 the path. 
 If you don't want home directories created
 automatically, leave this option blank.
 Default Directory                  Help 2 of 2
  Unless you change this parameter, users' home
 directories are created as directories in
 volume SYS.
 The home directory has the same name as the
 user's login name.
 If the login name is longer than 8 characters,
 the home directory name is shortened to 8
 characters.
 PRINTCON Copy                      Help 1 of 1 
  This lets you copy print job configurations
 from other users. Users who have a PRINTCON
 database are listed.
 The highlighted user in the "PRINTCON Users"
 list is the user from which the PRINTCON
 database will be copied to new users of this
 type. 
 Select "(None)" if no PRINTCON database should
 be copied.
 Groups Belonged To                 Help 1 of 2
  These are the groups this user will belong
 to. (Group EVERYONE is always listed unless it
 has been deleted from the file server.)
 USERDEF can create the user as a member of up
 to six groups.
 To see defined groups that this type of user
 doesn't belong to, press <Insert>. 
 Groups Belonged To                 Help 2 of 2
 To add a group to the "Groups Belonged To"
 list, highlight it on the "Groups Not Belonged
 To" list; then press <Enter>. 
 To delete a group from the "Groups Belonged
 To" list, highlight it; then press <Delete>.
 Account Balance                    Help 1 of 1
  Type the account balance limit for this user
 and press <Enter>. To cancel changes, press
 Cancel <F7>.
 The balance decreases each time the user is
 charged for a service. Only the supervisor can
 increase a user's account.
 "Account Balance" cannot be less than "Low
 Limit." Default: 1000 chargesh@
 Limit Account Balance              Help 1 of 2
  To set a low account balance limit for this
 type of user, select Yes. Default: No.
 To cancel changes, press Cancel <F7>.
 "Account Balance" cannot be less than "Low
 Limit."
 If you select Yes, users can operate their
 accounts on credit after the account balance
 is depleted.
 Limit Account Balance              Help 2 of 2
 If you select No, users can operate their
 accounts only until the account balance is
 depleted.
 Low Limit                          Help 1 of 3
  This specifies how low the account balance
 can go. Enter the Low Limit amount for the
 account balance. Default: 0
 To cancel changes, press Cancel <F7>.
 "Account Balance" cannot be less than "Low
 Limit." %D
 Low Limit                          Help 2 of 3
  "Low Limit" is the lowest balance that this
 type of user can have and still receive
 services that are charged for. 
 Enter a positive number to indicate that a
 user must have a balance.
 Example: 10 indicates that when a user account
 drops to 10, the user can't receive services.
 Low Limit                          Help 3 of 3
  Enter a negative number to indicate a user
 can still receive services after the account
 balance falls below zero.
 Example: -20 indicates the user can receive
 services for 20 charges after the account
 balance reaches zero.
 Limit Concurrent Connections       Help 1 of 1
  To limit the number of stations that this type
 of user can log in to at one time, select Yes
 and press <Enter>. Default: No
 To cancel changes, press Cancel <F7>.
 If "Limit Concurrent Connections" is set to
 Yes, you can enter a value in the "Maximum
 Connections" field. 
 Maximum Connections                Help 1 of 1
  Enter the maximum number of stations users can
 log in from at the same time. Maximum: 8.
 To cancel changes, press Cancel <F7>.
 Required Password                  Help 1 of 2
  If you don't want to require users to have a
 password, select No and press <Enter>.
 Default: Yes.
 If a password is required and the user doesn't
 have a password of the minimum required 
 length, the user is told that the password has
 expired.
 To cancel changes, press Cancel <F7>.
 Required Password                  Help 2 of 2
  After a user's password expires, the user is
 given a specified number of grace logins.
 Default: 7.
 When the user logs in, the user is told that
 the password has expired and is prompted to
 change it. 
 If the password isn't changed before grace
 logins are used up, the user can't log in.
 Minimum Password Length           Help 1 of 1
  Enter the minimum required password length 
 that users can have. Default: 5 characters.
 To cancel changes, press Cancel <F7>.
 If a user doesn't have a password of the
 minimum required length, the user is told that
 the password has expired.
 Force Periodic Password Changes    Help 1 of 1
  If you don't want users to change passwords
 at regular intervals, select No and press
 <Enter>. Default: Yes
 To cancel changes, press Cancel <F7>.
 If this option is set to Yes, you can set the
 number of days after which the user password
 expires. Enter that number in the "Days
 Between Forced Changes" field.
 Days Between Forced Changes        Help 1 of 1
  Type the number of days that users can use
 the same password, then press <Enter>.
 Default: 90
 When the user logs in after the specified
 number of days, the user is informed that the
 password has expired.
 To cancel changes, press Cancel <F7>.
 Require Unique Passwords           Help 1 of 1
  If you don't want to require users to use a
 new password when the password is changed,
 select No and press <Enter>. Default: Yes.
 The file server remembers the user's previous
 passwords. 
 To cancel changes, press Cancel <F7>.
 Limit Disk Space                   Help 1 of 1
  To limit the amount of disk space that users
 can have, select Yes. Default: No.
 To cancel changes, press Cancel <F7>.
 If this option is set to Yes, you can specify
 a value in the "Maximum Disk Space" field.
 Maximum Disk Space                 Help 1 of 1
  Enter the maximum amount of disk space users
 can have on the file server. To cancel
 changes, press Cancel <F7>.
 Enter the amount of disk space in kilobytes
 (1KB or 1024 bytes). Disk space is allocated
 in 4KB blocks. 
 Users on Server                    Help 1 of 1
  This lists your name and the names of users
 you manage.
 To assign volume space restrictions to a user,
 highlight the user name and press <Enter>. 
 If the user you want to view or limit is not
 defined, return to the main menu and add the
 user to the server.
 Volumes on Server                  Help 1 of 1
  These volumes are defined on the server.
 To limit a volume, highlight the volume name
 and press <Enter>. Otherwise, press <Escape>.
 Limit Space                        Help 1 of 1
  This field determines whether there will be a
 space restriction for the user on the 
 selected volume.
 To place a restriction on the users, press Y
 for Yes. Then go to the "Available" field and
 enter the restriction.
 To remove restrictions, press N for No. 
 Available                          Help 1 of 1
  This is the space limitation (in kilobytes)
 for the user on the selected volume.
 Type the space restriction you want; then
 press <Enter>.\Z
 User Disk Space Limitation         Help 1 of 2
  This lets you limit the amount of space users
 can use on the selected volume.
 To restrict space, set "Limit Space" to Yes
 and enter the limitation in the "Available"
 field.
 To remove users' space restriction, set 
 "Limit Space" to No.
 User Disk Space Limitation         Help 2 of 2
  Fields:
 User. The user's name. 
 Volume. The volume name. 
 Limit Space. Shows if the user has a disk
   space limit. 
 Available. The user's space restriction.
 In Use. The amount of space in use by the
   user.
 View Login Script                  Help 1 of 1
  This is the login script for the default
 template and can't be edited. This login
 script is given to new users created with this
 template.
 The %default_directory in the map command is
 replaced with the default parent directory
 specified in the template flags.
 View Template                      Help 1 of 1
  This shows the parameters and login script
 for the template.
 Parameters are characteristics (accounting
 restrictions, password restrictions, disk
 limitations, etc.). 
 The parameters and login script are given to
 each user created with this template.
 You cannot edit the Default Template login
 script or parameters from this screen.
 Limit Space                        Help 1 of 1
  This field determines whether there will be a
 space restriction for the user on the 
 selected server.
 To place a restriction on the users, press Y
 for Yes. Then go to the "Available" field and
 enter the restriction.
 To remove restrictions, press N for No. 
 User Disk Space Limitation         Help 1 of 2
  This lets you limit the amount of space users
 can use on the server.
 To restrict usage, set "Limit Space" to Yes
 and enter the limitation in the "Available"
 field.
 To remove a space restriction, set "Limit
 Space" to No.
 User Disk Space Limitation         Help 2 of 2
  Fields:
 User.
     The user's name.
 Restrictions enforced. 
     Shows if this server is enforcing disk
     restrictions (Limit Space and Available).
 Users on Server                    Help 1 of 1
  This lists your name and the names of users
 you manage.
 To view disk space restrictions for a user;
 highlight the user name and press <Enter>. 
 If the user you want to view or limit is not
 defined, return to the main menu and add the
 user to the server.
 Available                         Help 1 of 1
  This is the space limitation (in kilobytes)
 for the user on the selected server.
 Type the space restriction you want; then
 press <Enter>.