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Novell Help Librarian Data File Version 1.00
COPYRIGHT (c) 1985 by Novell, Inc. All Rights Reserved.
Available Topics Help 1 of 7
Use SYSCON to examine or change accounting,
file server, group, supervisor, or user
information.
The following screens describe these topics.
For a list of function keys, press Help <F1>
again.
Available Topics Help 2 of 7
Accounting
Enables the server to charge users for
resources. Some earlier versions of
Netware don't support accounting. You can:
Install accounting.
Modify services being charged for and the
rate being charged.
See what servers can charge for services.
Available Topics Help 3 of 7
Change Current Server
You can:
List the servers you are logged in to.
Log in to additional servers.
Log out of additional servers.
Select the current server.
Change to a different user on a server
you are attached to if it is not your
default server. H
Available Topics Help 4 of 7
File Server Information
You can:
List servers attached to your network.
View information about the configuration
of a server.
View the number of users presently
attached to a server.
See what version of NetWare a server is
running.l
Available Topics Help 5 of 7
Group Information
You can:
List the groups on a server.
Examine information about each group.
Change the information (with Supervisor
rights).
Available Topics Help 6 of 7
Supervisor Options
Brings up a menu of options available if
you have Supervisor rights.
The options depend on what level of
NetWare the server is running.
Available Topics Help 7 of 7
User Information
You can:
List users on a server.
View information about each user.
Change the information (with Supervisor
rights).
Known NetWare Servers Help 1 of 1
These are the servers on your network. For
information about a server, highlight the
server name and press <Enter>.
File Server Information Help 1 of 5
This is information about the server. The
information is explained below.
Server Name
The name of the server.
Netware Version
The version of NetWare the server is
using.$
File Server Information Help 2 of 5
System Fault Tolerance (v2.10 and above)
The level of SFT on the server.
Transaction Tracking
Shows whether the server supports TTS
(Transaction Tracking System) recovery for
database files.
File Server Information Help 3 of 5
Connections Supported
The maximum number of users that can log
at one time.
Connections in Use
The number of users logged in.
Volumes Supported
The maximum number of disk volumes the
server can support.
File Server Information Help 4 of 5
Network Address
The address of the network on which the
server is located.
Node Address
The address of the node where the server
resides.
File Server Information Help 5 of 5
If you are a Supervisor on this server, you
see the following:
Serial Number
The application number of the server.
Application Number
The serial number of some network
applications. Contact your reseller for
more information.
User Names Help 1 of 1
These are users on the server. For information
about a user, highlight the user's name and press
<Enter>. With Supervisor rights, you can
<Insert> Add a user.
<Delete> Remove a user.
Modify <F3> Rename a user.
Mark <F5> Change some information for several
users at the same time. Use <F5> to
mark each user you want changed,
then press <Enter>.
Delete User Help 1 of 1
To delete this user, select Yes.X
User Information Help 1 of 6
This is the information about this user. A
brief description of each option follows.
The options that appear depend on the rights
you have, the user you are examining, and the
features the server supports.
Account Balance
Shows the user's account balance and
credit limit.
User Information Help 2 of 6
Account Restrictions
Shows restrictions on the user's account.
Change Password
Allows you to change your password.
Full Name
Shows the user's full name.
Groups Belonged To
Lists the groups the user belongs to.'
User Information Help 3 of 6
Intruder Lockout Status
Shows the intruder lockout status for this
user's account.
Login Script
Lets you view and edit the user's login
script.
Managed Users and Groups
Shows users and groups the user manages.
User Information Help 4 of 6
Managers
Shows the user's managers.
Other Information
Shows the last time the user logged in,
the amount of disk space the user is
using, the user's bindery ID number, etc.
Security Audit Control (2.20+, SUPERVISOR)
Shows the user's active security audit
options.C
User Information Help 5 of 6
Security Equivalences
Lists users and groups that the selected
user is security equivalent to.
Station Restrictions
Shows what network addresses the user can
log in from.
Time Restrictions
Shows the times the user can log in.
User Information Help 6 of 6
Trustee Directory Assignments
Lists directories where the user's trustee
rights have been granted or revoked.
Trustee File Assignments (3.x)
Lists files where the user's trustee
rights have been granted or revoked.
Volume/Disk Restrictions
Lists disk space restrictions for a volume.
Workgroup Managers Help 1 of 1
These users are workgroup managers. With
Supervisor rights, you can
<Insert> Add users to the list
<Delete> Remove users from the list
Supervisor Options Help 1 of 5
Supervisor options depend on the features of
your system. They are available only to users
with Supervisor rights.
The system default is set so accounts have no
expiration date, connection limitations,
password restrictions, or disk space
limitations.
An explanation of these options follows.p$
Supervisor Options Help 2 of 5
Default Account Balance/Restrictions
Lets you view and change new user security
restrictions and accounting defaults.
Default Time Restrictions
Lets you view and change the default time
restrictions for new users.
Edit System AUTOEXEC File
Lets you edit the system AUTOEXEC file.
Supervisor Options Help 3 of 5
Edit System SERVER.CFG File (2.x servers)
Lets you edit the system SERVER.CFG file.
File Server Console Operators
Lets you view and modify the list of users
and groups authorized to run the file
server console from a station.
Supervisor Options Help 4 of 5
Intruder Detection/Lockout
Lets you see if intruder detection is
activated. Also lets you specify criteria
for detecting and dealing with intruders.
Security Audit Control (2.20+)
Lets you view and change the default
security audit options for new users and
the security audit options for unknown
objects.
Supervisor Options Help 5 of 5
System Login Script
Lets you view and change the system login
script.
View File Server Error Log
Lets you view the errors that are
recorded and clear the error log.
Workgroup Managers
Lets you view, add, and delete workgroup
managers.
Accounting Help 1 of 3
These are accounting options. With Supervisor
rights you can change the information.
Accounting Servers
Shows servers that charge for services.
Blocks Read Charge Rates
Shows if the server is charging for data
read and the rate being charged.
Accounting Help 2 of 3
Blocks Written Charge Rates
Shows if the server is charging for writing blocks of information to disk and
the rate being charged.
Connect Time Charge Rates
Shows if the server is charging for the
amount of time that users are connected to
it. Shows the rate being charged.
Accounting Help 3 of 3
Disk Storage Charge Rates
Shows if the server is charging for the
amount of data stored on its disk drives.
Shows the rate charged.
Service Requests Charge Rates
Shows if the server is charging for the
number of requests sent to it from a
station. Shows the rate charged.
Select Account Server Type Help 1 of 1
To authorize a server to charge for services,
select the servername.
Full Name Help 1 of 1
Type the full name of the user or group; then
press <Enter>.
If the user or group already has a full name,
use <Backspace> to delete it; then type the
new name.
To cancel changes, press Cancel <F7>.
Insert New User Name Help 1 of 1
Enter the name of the new user.
Rename Existing User Help 1 of 1
To rename a user, delete the user's old name;
then type the new name and press <Enter>.
View User's Full Name Help 1 of 1
This is the full name of the user or group.
Other Information Help 1 of 3
This is other information about this user or
group:
Last Login
The last date the user logged in. Appears
only when you are getting information
about a user. If the user has never
logged in, "Unknown" appears.
Other Information Help 2 of 3
File Server Console Operator
Shows if the user or group can perform
file server console functions from a
station. Appears if your NetWare version
supports file server console features.
User ID (or Group ID)
The bindery ID number of the user or
group.
Other Information Help 3 of 3
Maximum Disk Space
The maximum amount of disk space that the
user can use, in kilobytes. If the user
has no maximum, "Unrestricted" appears.
Disk Space in Use
The amount of disk space being used by
files owned by the user, in kilobytes.
Set User Information Help 1 of 2
You can change information for users that are
marked. The options are described below.
Account Balance
Lets you change the account balance and
credit limit.
Account Restrictions
Lets you change the account restrictions.
Set User Information Help 2 of 2
Security Audit Control (2.20+, SUPERVISOR)
Lets you modify active security audit
options of the users (not individually).
Station Restrictions
Lets you specify what stations the users
can log in to.
Time Restrictions
Lets you change the times of the week when
users can log in.
Confirm Logout From Server Help 1 of 1
To log out from this server, select Yes.
Charge Rate Help 1 of 1
Select the charge rate you want to apply
during the selected time period.
If the charge rate you want is not shown,
select the "Other Charge Rate."
If you do not want to change the charge rate,
press <Escape>.
Login Time Must Be Allowed Help 1 of 1
You can set time restrictions so the user
can't log in.
Use an asterisk (*) to mark the time when the
user can log in.
If you don't want the user to log in, disable
the account.
No Station Restrictions Help 1 of 1
This account has no station restrictions.
This user can log in from any station.
Only the Supervisor can restrict what stations
a user can log in from.
Station Restrictions Help 1 of 1
These are network addresses where the user
can log in. Addresses are shown as a network
number and a node number.
If the list is empty, the user can log in from
any station.
You can also allow the user to log in from any
node on a specified network.
Invalid Network Address Help 1 of 1
You entered a bad network address.
Check the address of the station you want this
user to log in from and enter the correct
address.
Use a network address between 1 and FFFFFFFE.
Security Equivalences Help 1 of 1
These are users and groups this user is
security equivalent to.
Other Users and Groups Help 1 of 1
These are users and groups this user is not
security equivalent to.
To make the user security equivalent to a user
or group, highlight the user or group and
press <Enter>.
To make the user security equivalent to more
than one user or group, mark the users with
Mark <F5>; then press <Enter>.
User Membership Information Help 1 of 1
These are the groups this user belongs to.
Other Groups Help 1 of 1
These are groups that the current user is not
a member of.
To add the user to a group, highlight the
group and press <Enter>.
To add the user to several groups, mark the
groups using Mark <F5> key, then press <Enter>.
Directory Assignments Help 1 of 1
These are directories where the user's or
group's trustee rights have been granted or
revoked.
(Trustee rights extend to each subdirectory of
the directory in which they are declared,
unless they are changed in the subdirectory.)
Granted Trustee Rights Help 1 of 1
These rights are granted to the user or group
in this directory or file. You can:
<Insert> Grant additional rights
<Delete> Revoke the highlighted right. To
revoke several rights, mark each
using <F5> and press <Delete>.
Other Trustee Rights Help 1 of 1
These rights have not been granted to the
user or group in this directory or file. To
grant a right, select the right and press
<Enter>.
All Nodes Are Allowed Help 1 of 1
You already specified that the user can log
in from all nodes on this network.
To limit the user to specific nodes, delete
the entry that allows all nodes, or specify
the other network's address where the user is
to be limited.
Existing Subdirectories Help 1 of 1
These are the subdirectories of the volume
or directory you have specified.
Select the subdirectory that is part of the
path leading to the directory where you want
to make the user or group a trustee. Then
press <Enter>.
Duplicate Station Restriction Help 1 of 1
The address you entered is already in the
list of addresses that the user can log in
from.
You cannot enter the same address in the list
more than once.
Group Names Help 1 of 1
These are groups on the server. For
information about a group, select it.
With Supervisor rights, you can
<Insert> Add a new group.
<Delete> Delete the highlighted group.
Modify <F3> Rename the highlighted group.
New Group Name Help 1 of 1
Enter the name of the group you want to
create.
Group Name Help 1 of 1
To replace the group name, delete the group's
old name, type a new name and press <Enter>.
Group Information Help 1 of 4
This is information about the selected group.
The options are described below.
Full Name
Displays the group's full name.
Member List
Lists the users that belong to this group.QR
Group Information Help 2 of 4
These options appear if you belong to the
group or have Supervisor rights on the server.
Managed Users And Groups
Shows the users and groups that this group
is an account manager for.
Managers
Shows the users and groups that manage
this group.,T
Group Information Help 3 of 4
Other Information
Shows the group ID number. If the server
supports virtual console features, shows
whether the group has console operator
rights.
Security Audit Control (2.20+, SUPERVISOR)
Allows modification of the active security
audit options of group members (by list of
marked users, not by group membership).
Group Information Help 4 of 4
Trustee Directory Assignments
Lists the trustee rights the group has in
directories on the server.
Trustee File Assignments (3.x servers only)
Lists trustee rights the group has for
files in this directory.
Existing Members Help 1 of 1
These are the users that belong to this group.
Other Users Help 1 of 1
These users are not members of the group. To
add a user, highlight the user and press
<Enter>.
To add more than one user, mark each using
Mark <F5>, then press <Enter>.
Delete Group Help 1 of 1
To delete the highlighted groups from this
server, select Yes.
Delete User Help 1 of 1
To remove the highlighted users from the
selected group, answer Yes.
Delete Trustee From Directory Help 1 of 1
To delete this trustee from the directory,
select Yes.
When a trustee is deleted from a directory, the trustee's rights revert to the rights the trustee has in the parent directory.
If no trustee rights are in the parent
directory, the trustee no longer has rights.
Delete User from Group Help 1 of 1
To delete the user from these groups, select
Yes.
Delete Security Equivalences Help 1 of 1
To delete the user's security equivalences to
the highlighted users and groups, select Yes.
Bad Node Address Help 1 of 1
You entered a bad node address. Check the
address of the station you want this user to
log in from and enter that address.
Use a node address between 0 and FFFFFFFFFFFE.
Supervisor Station Restriction Help 1 of 2
Station restrictions are enforced on the
SUPERVISOR account.
If you list invalid addresses where the
Supervisor can log in, the Supervisor can
never log in again.
To help prevent you from making this mistake,
SYSCON checks to see that you can log in from
the station you are on right now.
Supervisor Station Restriction Help 2 of 2
Check the addresses you entered to make sure
they are correct. If they are not, delete the
incorrect entries and re-enter them.
If they are correct but this station is not
included, either delete all the entries or add
this station temporarily; then go to one of
the stations you want the supervisor to log in
from and correct the list.
Full Name Help 1 of 1
No full name has been defined for this user
or group. (Only the supervisor can define a
full name.)
User Already Exists Help 1 of 1
A user by that name already exists. Each
user must have a unique name.
Cannot Delete SUPERVISOR Help 1 of 1
User SUPERVISOR cannot be deleted.
Cannot Rename SUPERVISOR Help 1 of 1
User SUPERVISOR cannot be renamed.
Log In to Server Help 1 of 1
Your station is already attached to eight
servers. (A station cannot be attached to more
than eight servers at a time.)
You must log out of a server before you can
log in to another.
Accounting Not Supported Help 1 of 1
The version of NetWare running on this
server doesn't support accounting.
To use accounting, upgrade to a version that
supports accounting.
Wrong Accounting Version Help 1 of 1
This version of SYSCON doesn't support the
version of accounting running on this server.
You have probably run an incorrect version of
SYSCON. Run the version of SYSCON that came
with your file server software.
Accounting Not Installed Help 1 of 1
Accounting has not been installed on this
server. You need Supervisor rights to install
accounting.
File Server Cannot Charge Help 1 of 1
The server is no longer enabled to charge for
file service or disk storage service.
To enable the server to charge for services,
select "Accounting Servers" and press <Insert>.
User Is Already a Trustee Help 1 of 1
You cannot add the user or group as a trustee
in the directory. It is already a trustee.
To change the user or group's trustee rights
in the directory, return to the "Trustee
Directory Assignments" screen.
Select the directory where the user or group
is a trustee and press Modify <F3>, then press
<Insert> or <Delete> to add or change existing
rights.
Volume Does Not Exist Help 1 of 1
The trustee wasn't added. A nonexistent
volume was specified in the directory path.
To list the server's volumes, use <Backspace>
to erase the directory path, then press
<Insert> and select a volume.
Add Trustee Help 1 of 1
You entered an incorrect directory path. A
directory path consists of a volume name, a
colon, and a list of directory names.
Press <Insert> to list all subdirectories of
the path you entered.
Directory names must be separated by a slash
(/) or a backslash (\) and can be 14
characters long.
Create New User Help 1 of 1
When users are created, they are normally
added to group EVERYONE.
An error occurred when the system tried to add the user to group EVERYONE.
Check to see if group EVERYONE was deleted.
Add Group Help 1 of 1
A group by that name already exists. Each group
must have a unique name.
Read Login Script for User Help 1 of 1
To access another user's login script, use
<Backspace> to delete the current user's name,
type the name of the user whose login script
you want to access, and press <Enter>.
To see a list of users, press <Insert>.cr
User Login Script Help 1 of 6
The user login script specifies actions that
occur when the user logs in.
Each login script command must be written on
its own line. Blank lines are ignored.
Login script commands and their variables
appear on the following screens.
User Login Script Help 2 of 6
You can use the following commands:
BREAK DRIVE MACHINE NAME= WRITE
COMSPEC= #(EXEC) MAP
DOS BREAK FDISPLAY PAUSE
DOS SET IF...THEN REMARK
For an explanation of these commands, type
HELP LOGIN SCRIPT COMMANDS <Enter> at the DOS
prompt.qu
User Login Script Help 3 of 6
Identifiers
Identifiers represent text information
that varies. For example, DAY_OF_WEEK
represents the current day of the week
(i.e., Monday).
Identifiers must be in all capitals.
Identifiers are listed on the next
screens.Mw
User Login Script Help 4 of 6
Identifier Text Value (must be in
quotation marks)
HOUR 1 to 12
HOUR24 00 to 23
MINUTE 00 to 59
SECOND 00 TO 59
AM_PM am or pm
MONTH 01 to 12
MONTH_NAME June, May, etc.
User Login Script Help 5 of 6
Identifier Text Value
DAY 01 TO 31
YEAR 1983, 2016, etc.
DAY_OF_WEEK Monday, Tuesday, etc.
NDAY_OF_WEEK 1 to 7 (1=Sunday)
LOGIN_NAME User's login name
FULL_NAME User's full name
STATION Station number
User Login Script Help 6 of 6
Identifier Text Value
GREETING_TIME Morning, Afternoon, or Evening
NEW_MAIL Yes or No
OS MSDOS
OS_VERSION V2.11 or V3.00
MACHINE IBM PC, Victor9000, etc
SHELL_TYPE Shell type number
P_STATION Physical station number
SMACHINE Short machine name
Login Script Help 1 of 1
These are the users on the server. To access
a user's login script, highlight the name of
the user and press <Enter>.
Read Login Script for User Help 1 of 1
To copy a user's login script to the selected
user, use <Backspace> to delete the selected
user's name from the "Read Login Script for
User" entry box.
Then type the name of the user you want to
copy the script from, or press <Insert> to
select a name from the list.
System Login Script Help 1 of 6
The system login script specifies actions
that occur for all users when they log in.
Each login script command must be written on
its own line. Blank lines are ignored.
Login script commands and their variables
appear on the following screens.
Login Script Commands Help 2 of 6
You can use the following commands:
BREAK DRIVE MACHINE NAME= WRITE
COMSPEC= #(EXEC) MAP
DOS BREAK FDISPLAY PAUSE
DOS SET IF...THEN REMARK
For an explanation of these commands, type
HELP LOGIN SCRIPT COMMANDS <Enter> at the DOS
prompt.
Login Script Commands Help 3 of 6
Identifiers
Identifiers represent text information
that varies. For example, DAY_OF_WEEK
represents the current day of the week
(i.e., Monday).
Identifiers must be in all capitals.
Identifiers are listed on the next
screens.m
Login Script Identifiers Help 4 of 6
Identifier Text Value (must be in
quotation marks)
HOUR 1 to 12
HOUR24 00 to 23
MINUTE 00 to 59
SECOND 00 TO 59
AM_PM am or pm
MONTH 01 to 12
MONTH_NAME June, May, etc.
Login Script Identifiers Help 5 of 6
Identifier Text Value
DAY 01 TO 31
YEAR 1983, 2016, etc.
DAY_OF_WEEK Monday, Tuesday, etc.
NDAY_OF_WEEK 1 to 7 (1=Sunday)
LOGIN_NAME User's login name
FULL_NAME User's full name
STATION Station number
Login Script Identifiers Help 6 of 6
Identifier Text Value
GREETING_TIME Morning, Afternoon, or Evening
NEW_MAIL Yes or No
OS MSDOS
OS_VERSION V2.11 or V3.00
MACHINE IBM PC, Victor9000, etc
SHELL_TYPE Shell type number
P_STATION Physical station number
SMACHINE Short machine name
Supervisor Only Help 1 of 1
Only users with supervisor rights can use
this option.
Groups Belonged to Help 1 of 1
These are groups this user belongs to. You can
<Insert> Add the user to more groups.
<Delete> Delete the user from a group.
Security Equivalences Help 1 of 1
These are users and groups this user is
security equivalent to.
Modify security equivalences by using
<Insert>, <Delete>, or Mark <F5> and <Delete>.
Group Members Help 1 of 1
These users belong to the selected group. You
can:
<Insert> Add users to the group.
<Delete> Delete the highlighted users.
Trustee Directory Assignments Help 1 of 2
These are directories in which this user's or
group's trustee rights have been granted or
revoked.
(Trustee rights extend to each subdirectory of
the directory where they are granted, unless
they are changed in the subdirectory.)
Trustee Directory Assignments Help 2 of 2
Use these keys to make changes:
<Insert> Declare user's or group's trustee
rights in a directory.
<Delete> Remove trustee rights declaration.
<Enter> Change rights granted or revoked in
the highlighted directory.
Confirm Revoke Trustee Rights Help 1 of 1
To revoke marked trustee rights in this
directory for this user, select Yes.
Create New Directory Help 1 of 1
The directory you specified does not exist.
If you misspelled the directory name, press
<Backspace> to erase it, then correct the
spelling.
If Yes, the directory will be created and the
user will have trustee rights there.
Default Time Restrictions Help 1 of 2
Specify the default time restrictions for new
user accounts.
Time restrictions specify what times of the day a user can log in.
The week is divided into half-hour time
blocks. If the user is allowed to log in
during a block, the block is marked with an
asterisk (*).
Default Time Restrictions Help 2 of 2
The following keys affect login restrictions.
<Insert> or the asterisk (*)
Allows the user to log in.
<Delete> or space
Doesn't allow the user to log in.
<Enter>
Reverses current settings.
View Error Log Help 1 of 1
These are all errors logged since the last
time the error log file was cleared.
Workgroup Manager Candidates Help 1 of 1
These users aren't workgroup managers. To add
a workgroup manager, highlight the user's
name, then press <Enter>.
To add several users, mark each using <F5>,
then press <Enter>.
Delete Workgroup Managers Help 1 of 1
To revoke the selected user's or group's
rights to create user accounts, groups, and queues, select Yes.
Delete Workgroup Managers Help 1 of 1
To revoke the selected user's or group's
rights to create new user accounts, groups,
and queues, select Yes.
Managers Help 1 of 1
These users and groups are workgroup managers
of the selected user or group. With
Supervisor rights, you can
<Insert> Add users to the list.
<Delete> Remove users from the list.
Insufficient Rights Help 1 of 1
You tried to add or delete a user or group
over which you are not a workgroup manager.
If you need manager rights over this user or
group, ask the system supervisor to grant
them.
Managed Users and Groups Help 1 of 2
These are users and groups this user or group
manages.
A group manager can modify the user's name,
password, account restrictions, account
balance, groups, security equivalences, and
login script.
Managed Users and Groups Help 2 of 2
With Supervisor rights you can
<Insert> Add to the list.
<Delete> Delete from the list.
Mark <F5> Delete several users. Mark each
user and press <Delete>.
Revoke Right to Manage User Help 1 of 1
If you no longer want this user to manage
the selected user or group, select Yes.
Grant Right to Manage Users Help 1 of 1
These users and groups are not managed by the
selected user or group.
To grant the right to manage a user or group,
select a user or group name.
To grant the right to manage several users,
mark the names using <F5>, then press <Enter>.
No Other Accounting Servers Help 1 of 1
To charge for services, a file server must
have an account on the server it logs in to.
There are no accounts for any servers that
have not been authorized to charge.
SYSCON knows about server accounts for Job
Servers, Gateways, Print Servers, Archive
Servers, SNA Gateways, and Remote Bridges.
More than 20 Charges Changes Help 1 of 1
You have more than 20 charge rate entries.
Consolidate rate changes so you don't have
more than 20 entries.
One entry can change the rate for one or more
days. Also, each time of the day that a rate
change occurs uses at least one entry.
More Than 20 Disk Charge Entries Help 1 of 1
You have more than 20 disk charge entries.
Consolidate the times and rates charged for
disk storage so that it does not take more
than 20 entries to store the charge times.
One entry can change the rate for one or more
days. Also, each time of the day that a rate
change occurs uses at least one entry.
No Errors in Log File Help 1 of 1
No errors have been recorded in the server
error log file since the last time the error
log was cleared.
Log Out From Server Help 1 of 1
To log out of one server, highlight the
server's name and press <Delete>.
To log out of several servers, mark each with
<F5>, then press <Delete>.
Trustee Rights Specification Help 1 of 1
You can only specify directories where user
accounts exist. Specify the full directory
path. Begin with the volume name.
For a list of directories, press <Insert>.
Trustee Rights Specification Help 1 of 1
You can't use drive letters to specify
directories where a user has trustee rights.
Specify the full directory path. Begin with
the volume name.
For a list of directories, press <Insert>.
Invalid Drive Help 1 of 1
The drive you specified isn't valid. To select
a directory, press <Insert>.
File Exists by New Name Help 1 of 1
A file by that name already exists. Use a
different name.
User Does Not Exist Help 1 of 1
There is no user account with that name. For
a list of usernames, press <Insert>.
Invalid Integer Value Help 1 of 1
The number you entered isn't allowed. Enter a
number in the specified range. To cancel
changes, press Cancel <F7>.
Station Restrictions Help 1 of 1
These are the user's station restrictions.
You can
<Insert> Add an address to the list.
<Delete> Remove an address from the list.
Accounting Servers Help 1 of 1
These servers can charge for services.
(Servers not listed cannot charge.)
You can use these keys:
<Insert> Lists servers to select from
<Delete> Revoke server's rights to charge
Accounting Servers Help 1 of 1
These servers can charge for services.
Servers Not Authorized to Charge Help 1 of 1
These servers are not authorized to charge for
services. To authorize a server to charge,
highlight the servername and press <Enter>.
File Server Console Operators Help 1 of 1
These users and groups are allowed to run the
file server console from any station they are
logged in at.
Use <Insert> and <Delete> to edit the list.
Users that are security equivalent to a user
or group in this list can also run the console
from any station.
Delete Console Operator Help 1 of 1
To revoke the selected user's or group's
rights to run the virtual console from a
station, select Yes.
Add File Server Console Operator Help 1 of 1
These users and groups have not been granted
the right to run the file server console from
a station.
To give a user or group this right, select a
user or group name.
Delete Restrictions Help 1 of 1
To remove highlighted stations from the list
of addresses where this user can log in,
select Yes.
Deleting all addresses from the list allows
the user to log in from any address.
Remove Accounting Server Help 1 of 1
To revoke the marked servers' right to charge
for services, select Yes.
To allow the servers to continue to charge,
press <Escape>.
Connect Charge Rates Help 1 of 1
This shows how much the server charges for
each minute of connect time (time a user is
logged in).
The charge is shown in half-hour increments.
Connect Charge Rates Help 1 of 1
This shows how much the server charges for
each minute of connect time (time a user is
logged in).
To change the charge, highlight the half-hour
and press <Enter>. To change the charge during
a larger time period, block the time using
Mark <F5>, then press <Enter>.
If there is no charge, select "No Charge."
Disk Storage Charge Rates Help 1 of 1
This shows how much the server charges for
each block stored on disk for one day.
The time when disk storage is charged for is
shown, as well as the amount charged per
block-day.
The server charges for all disk storage since
the last time that disk storage was charged
for.
Disk Storage Charge Rates Help 1 of 2
This shows how much the server charges for
each block stored on disk for one day.
To specify a charge time, highlight the
half-hour and press <Enter>. To specify a
charge time for a longer period, block the
time using Mark <F5>, then press <Enter>.
If there is no charge, select "No Charge."
Disk Storage Charge Rates Help 2 of 2
The time when disk storage is charged for is
shown, as well as the amount charged per
block-day.
The server charges for all disk storage since
the last time that disk storage was charged
for.
Service Requests Charge Rates Help 1 of 1
This is how much the server charges for each
request made by a station. The charge is shown
for each half-hour.
Service Requests Charge Rates Help 1 of 2
This is how much the server charges for each
request made by a station. The charge is shown
for each half-hour.
To change the charge, highlight the half-hour
and press <Enter>.
To change the charge for a longer time period,
block the time using Mark <F5>, then press
<Enter>.
Service Requests Charge Rates Help 2 of 2
To not charge, use the "No charge" rate
(charge multiplier of 0).
Each half-hour is marked by the charge rate
that applies during that period.
Disk Read Charge Rates Help 1 of 1
This shows how much the server charges for
each block read from disk. The charge is shown
for each half-hour.
Disk Read Charge Rates Help 1 of 1
This shows how much the server charges for
each block read from the disk.
To change the charge, highlight the half-hour
and press <Enter>. To change the charge for a
larger time period, block the time using Mark
<F5>, then press <Enter>.
To not charge, use the "No Charge" rate.
Disk Write Charge Rates Help 1 of 1
This shows how much the server charges for
each 4KB block written to disk.
Disk Write Charge Rates Help 1 of 1
This shows how much the server charges for
each 4KB block written to disk.
To change the charge, highlight the half-hour
and press <Enter>. To change the charge for a
longer time period, block the time using Mark
<F5>, then press <Enter>.
If there is no charge, use the "No Charge"
rate (charge multiplier of 0).
Allowed Login Times Help 1 of 1
These are times (in half-hour blocks) when this
user can log in. The user can log in during times
marked with an asterisk (*). You can
<Insert> or (*) Mark login time.
<Delete> or space bar Unmark login time.
<Enter> Reverse current setting.
Mark <F5> changes a large block of time. Highlight
a time block, press Mark <F5>, and move the cursor
to the other time block; then press one of the
keys listed above.
Allowed Login Times Help 1 of 1
These are the times during the week when this
user can log in. The user can log in during
time marked with an asterisk (*).
Default Account Expiration Help 1 of 1
Select Yes if you want new accounts to be
temporary accounts that expire on a specified
date.
Select No if new accounts should be permanent.
Field Exit Help 1 of 1
You changed the contents of this field. To save
changes, select Yes. To discard changes, select
No. To continue editing, press <Escape>.
Default Expiration Date Help 1 of 1
Enter the default expiration date for new
user accounts.
The server will disable accounts after the
date is past.
To cancel changes, press Cancel <F7>.
Default Limit Connections Help 1 of 1
To limit connections on new accounts, select
Yes and enter the maximum number of stations
that a user can log in to at one time..
To cancel changes, press Cancel <F7>.
Default Maximum Connections Help 1 of 1
Enter the default maximum number of
connections for new user accounts. To cancel
changes, press Cancel <F7>.
The maximum connections limit is the maximum number of stations a user can log in to at the
same time.
Default "Require Password" Help 1 of 1
To set the default for new accounts to
require passwords, select Yes. To cancel
changes, press Cancel <F7>.
If the user's password isn't long enough, the
user is told the password has expired.
If "Limit Grace Logins" is set to Yes, the
user won't be able to log in if the password
isn't changed within the grace login period.
Minimum Password Length Help 1 of 1
Enter the default minimum password length for
new user accounts. To cancel changes, press
Cancel <F7>.
If the user's password isn't long enough, the
user is told the password has expired.
Default Force Password Changes Help 1 of 1
To require users to change their passwords at
regular intervals, select Yes and enter the
number of days between password changes.
To cancel changes, press Cancel <F7>.
Password Expiration Interval Help 1 of 1
Enter the number of days that a user can use
the same password. To cancel changes, press
Cancel <F7>.
When the password expires, the user is told
to change the password.
Default Limit Grace Logins Help 1 of 1
To limit the times users can log in with an
expired password, select Yes and enter the
number of grace logins.
To cancel changes, press Cancel <F7>.
A user who doesn't change the password within
the specified number of logins can't log in
until the supervisor grants more grace logins
or changes the password expiration date.w
Default Grace Logins Help 1 of 2
Enter the number of grace logins you want for
user accounts. To cancel changes, press Cancel
<F7>.
After a user's password expires, the user has
the specified number of grace logins using the
expired password.
Users are informed that the password is
expired and are asked to change it.
Default Grace Logins Help 2 of 2
If the password is not changed before the
grace logins are used up, the user can't log
in until given more grace logins or until the
password expiration is reset.
Require Unique Passwords Help 1 of 1
To require users to use unique passwords,
select Yes. To cancel changes, press Cancel
<F7>.
If a user must use unique passwords, the
server remembers previous passwords, and does
not let the user reuse a password.
Limit Disk Space Help 1 of 1
To limit the amount of disk space available
for new accounts, select Yes. To set no
limitation, select No.
To cancel changes, press Cancel <F7>.
Maximum Disk Space Help 1 of 1
Enter the default maximum disk space for each
user on the server in 4KB blocks. To cancel
changes, press Cancel <F7>.
Default Restrictions Help 1 of 8
This lets you set default restrictions that
user accounts will have when they are created. The entries are explained below:
Account Has Expiration Date
If Yes, the account expires on a specified
date. If No, the account is permanent.
Date Account Expires
The account expiration date, if any.B
Default Restrictions Help 2 of 8
Limit Concurrent Connections
If Yes, the user can log in to a specified
number of stations at one time. If No, the
user can log in to as many stations as the
server supports.
Maximum Connections
Shows how many stations the user can log
in from, if there is a limit.
Maximum Restrictions Help 3 of 8
Create Home Directory For User
If Yes, when a new user is created, the
system prompts the supervisor for a
directory path for the user's home
directory.
Require Password
If Yes, the user must have a password. If
No, the user can choose to have a
password.
Default Restrictions Help 4 of 8
Minimum Password Length
Shows the minimum length (between 1 to 20
characters) of the required password, if a password is required.
Force Periodic Password Changes
If Yes, the user's password expires
periodically.
Default Restrictions Help 5 of 8
Days Between Forced Changes
The number of days the user can use a
password before it expires, if the
password does expire.
Limit Grace Logins
If "Force Periodic Password Changes" is
set to Yes, this specifies if there is a
limit to the number of logins before the
user must change the password.
Default Restrictions Help 6 of 8
Grace Logins Allowed
If "Limit Grace Logins" is set to Yes,
this indicates the number of chances the
user has to change the password when it
expires.
If the password isn't changed within the
specified number of logins, the user won't
be able to log in.`
Default Restrictions Help 7 of 8
Require Unique Passwords
If Yes, the user must use a different
password each time the password is
changed. If No, the user can use
previous passwords.
Account Balance
If the server supports accounting, this
specifies the account balance given to
users when they are created.
Default Restrictions Help 8 of 8
Allow Unlimited Credit
If the server supports accounting, this
field shows whether new user accounts are
given unlimited credit.
Low Balance Limit
If unlimited credit is not allowed, this
indicates the lowest balance the user can
have and still receive services that are
being charged for.
Account Balance Help 1 of 2
This shows the user's account balance and
credit limit.
The account balance is the amount of funds the
user has. When the user is charged for a
service, the balance decreases.
The credit limit determines how low an account balance can drop before the user no longer
receives chargeable services.
Account Balance Help 2 of 2
A zero credit limit means the user can't
receive services when the account balance
drops below zero.
A negative credit limit means the user's
account can go in the red until it reaches the
credit limit.
A positive credit limit means the user must
have funds in the account to receive services.
Change Account Balance Help 1 of 1
To set users' account balance and credit
limits, select Yes. To change the values,
press <Escape>.
Account Balance Help 1 of 1
Enter the number of charges allowed the user
and press <Escape>. To cancel changes, press
Cancel <F7>.
The account balance is the number of charges a
user has on the server. The user's account
balance decreases each time the user is
charged for a service.
Allow Unlimited Credit Help 1 of 1
To give the user unlimited credit, type Y.
To cancel changes, press Cancel <F7>.
If you limit the user's credit, specify the
amount of credit the user can receive.Y
Credit Limit Help 1 of 2
Enter the credit limit for the user, then
press <Escape>.
To cancel changes, press Cancel <F7>, then
<Escape>.
The credit limit specifies the lowest balance the user can have and still receive services
that are being charged for.
Credit Limit Help 2 of 2
If the credit limit is set to zero, the user
cannot receive services when the account
balance drops to zero.
If the credit limit is negative, the user can
charge services after the account balance
falls below zero.
If the credit limit is positive, the user must
maintain a minimum balance.
Detect Intruders Help 1 of 1
If you want the server to detect when someone
is trying to break in to an account, select
Yes.
To cancel changes, press Cancel <F7>.
Incorrect Login Attempts Help 1 of 1
Enter the number of login attempts after
which the server should decide that an
intruder is trying to break into an account.
To cancel changes, press Cancel <F7>.
Bad Login Count Retention Help 1 of 1
If no incorrect attempts are made to log in
for the specified length of time, this clears
the bad login count.
Enter the days, hours, and minutes that bad login attempts should be remembered.
To cancel changes, press Cancel <F7>.
Lock Account After Detection Help 1 of 1
If you want an account to be locked when an
intruder is detected, select Yes.
To cancel changes, press Cancel <F7>.
Intruder Detection/Lockout Help 1 of 5
This lets you set intruder detection and
lockout options.
These options let you specify whether attempts
to log in with invalid passwords are detected.
The fields are described on the following
screens.Q
Intruder Detection/Lockout Help 2 of 5
Detect Intruders
If Yes, the server records attempts to
log in with an invalid password.
Bad Login Count Retention Time
The amount of time, after an incorrect
login attempt, that must pass before the
bad login attempt is forgotten by the
server.
Intruder Detection/Lockout Help 3 of 5
Incorrect Login Attempts
The number of incorrect login attempts for
a user account. If the number of attempts
reaches the number in this field, the
server detects an intruder.
The server resets this number when a user
logs in or when the Bad Login Count
Retention Time has passed.
Intruder Detection/Lockout Help 4 of 5
Lock Account After Detection
If Yes, the server locks the account when
an intruder is detected. When an account
is locked no one can log in to it for the
length of time specified in the Length of
Account Lockout field.
Anyone with Supervisor rights can use
SYSCON to unlock the account before the
specified time has passed.
Intruder Detection/Lockout Help 5 of 5
Length of Account Lockout
Specifies the amount of time the account
will be locked if the Lock Account
After Detection option is set to Yes.
Intruder Lockout Status Help 1 of 4
This describes the intruder lockout status
for an account.
Account Locked
Shows if the account is locked because of
an intruder. To unlock it, select No.
Incorrect Login Count
Shows how many login attempts have been
made.
Intruder Lockout Status Help 2 of 4
Account Reset Time
If the account is locked, this is when
the account will be unlocked.
If the account is unlocked but the
"Incorrect Login Count" is greater than
zero, this is when the incorrect login
count will be reset to zero.
Intruder Lockout Status Help 3 of 4
Time Until Reset
If the account is locked, this is how long
it will stay locked.
If the account is unlocked but the
"Incorrect Login Count" is greater than
zero, this is how much time will elapse
before the incorrect login count will be
reset to zero.
Intruder Lockout Status Help 4 of 4
Last Intruder Address
If the account is locked, this is the
station addresss of the user who caused
the account to be locked.
Otherwise, this is the address of the
last station that tried to log in with
an incorrect password.
Account Locked Help 1 of 1
To allow users to log in to this account,
select No, then press <Enter>.
To prevent users from logging in, select Yes,
then press <Enter>.
To cancel changes, press Cancel <F7>.
You can unlock an account that is locked
because of intruder detection; you cannot lock
an account that is not currently locked.
Edit Charge Multiplier Help 1 of 1
Enter the number you want for the charge rate
multiplier. Otherwise, press <Escape>. The
charge rate multiplier is used as follows:
AmountUsed * Multiplier / Divisor = ChargeAmount
The multiplier should be much smaller than the
divisor, since the "AmountUsed" is usually
larger than the "ChargeAmount."
Edit Charge Divisor Help 1 of 1
Enter the number you want to use for the charge
rate divisor. Otherwise, press <Escape>. The
charge rate divisor is used as follows:
AmountUsed * Multiplier / Divisor = ChargeAmount
The divisor is normally larger than the
multiplier, since the AmountUsed is larger than
ChargeAmount.
Enter Charge Rate Help 1 of 1
To create a charge rate, use this formula:
AmountUsed * Multiplier / Divisor = ChargeAmount
Normally the amount of resource used is much
larger than the amount that should be charged,
so the divisor amount should be larger than the
multiplier amount.
To set the charge amount to "No Charge," enter 0
as the multiplier.
Account Disabled Help 1 of 1
If you don't want this account used, enter
Yes. If you want the user to be able to use
this account, press <Enter>.
To cancel changes, press Cancel <F7>.
If the account won't be used again, delete it
rather than disable it.
Account Expires Help 1 of 1
If this is an account that should expire on a
set date, enter Yes, then enter the expiration
date of the account.
If the account is permanent, enter No.
To cancel changes, press Cancel <F7>.
Account Expiration Date Help 1 of 1
Enter the date this account should expire.
This account will be disabled by the server
after the expiration date has passed.
To cancel changes, press Cancel <F7>.
Limit Connections Help 1 of 1
To limit the number of stations where this
user can log in, select Yes and enter the
maximum number of connections.
To cancel changes, press Cancel <F7>.
Maximum Connections Help 1 of 1
Enter the maximum number of simultaneous
connections this user can have.
To cancel changes, press Cancel <F7>.
The maximum connections limit is the maximum
number of stations that the user can log in to
at one time.
Allow User to Change Password Help 1 of 1
To allow users to change their password,
select Yes. To cancel changes, press Cancel
<F7>.
Require Password Help 1 of 1
To require this user to have a password,
select Yes. To cancel changes, press Cancel
<F7>.
If a password isn't the required length, the
user is told that the password has expired.
If "Limit Grace Logins" is set to Yes, the
user will be locked out if a password isn't
assigned within the grace login period.
Minimum Password Length Help 1 of 1
Enter the minimum required length of the
user's password. To cancel changes, press
Cancel <F7>.
Force Periodic Password Help 1 of 1
To require this user to change the password
regularly, select Yes and enter the number of
days between changes.
To cancel changes, press Cancel <F7>.
Days Between Forced Changes Help 1 of 1
Enter the number of days that the user can
use the same password.
To cancel changes, press Cancel <F7>.
After the specified number of days, the user
is informed that the password has expired.
Date Password Expires Help 1 of 1
Enter the next date when this user's password
should expire.
If you enter a date too far in the future, the
date will be changed to the current date plus
the number of "Days Between Forced Changes."
To cancel changes, press Cancel <F7>.
Limit Grace Logins Help 1 of 1
To limit the number of times this user can
log in with an expired password, select Yes
and enter the number of Grace logins.
To cancel changes, press Cancel <F7>.
If the password isn't changed with the number
of logins, the Supervisor must grant more
logins or change the password expiration.
Grace Logins Allowed Help 1 of 1
Enter the number of grace logins the user can
have after the password expires. To cancel
changes, press Cancel <F7>.
When logging in, the user is told that the
password has expired and must be changed.
If the password isn't changed, the supervisor
must grant more grace logins or reset the
password expiration.
Remaining Grace Logins Help 1 of 1
These are the number of grace logins remaining
for the user.
Set the number of remaining grace logins to
the number of times that the user can log in
with an expired password.
To cancel changes, press Cancel <F7>.
Require Unique Passwords Help 1 of 1
To require this user to use a new password
each time the password is changed, select Yes.
To cancel changes, press Cancel <F7>.
A user can change the password several times
on the same day without the server counting
the passwords as previous passwords.
Limit Disk Space Help 1 of 1
To limit the amount of disk space this user
can use, select Yes. To cancel changes, press
Cancel <F7>. Applies to 2.x servers.
Maximum Disk Space Help 1 of 1
Enter the maximum disk space, in 4KB blocks,
that this user can use on the server.
To cancel changes, press Cancel <F7>.
Set Users' Restrictions Help 1 of 9
These are restrictions you can place on user
accounts. The fields are described below.
Account Disabled
If Yes, the user can't log in.
Account Has Expiration Date
If Yes, the account is temporary and will
expire on a specified date. If No, the
account is permanent.
Set Users' Restrictions Help 2 of 9
Date Account Expires
Shows the account expiration date, if any.
Allow User to Change Password
If Yes, users can change their passwords.
Set Users' Restrictions Help 3 of 9
Minimum Password Length
Shows the minimum length of the password,
if a password is required. (Length: from
1 to 20.)
Force Periodic Password Changes
Shows if the user must change the password
regularly, if a password is required and
the user can change the password.
Set Users' Restrictions Help 4 of 9
Days Between Forced Changes
The number of days the user can use a
password before it expires if "Force
Periodic Password Changes" is set to Yes.
Limit Concurrent Connections
If Yes, the user can log in to only a
limited number of stations at one time.
Set Users' Restrictions Help 5 of 9
Date Password Expires
Shows the next date on which the user's
password expires, if "Force Periodic
Password Changes" is set to Yes.
Maximum Connections
Specifies the maximum number of stations
the user can log in to, if Limit
Concurrent Connections is set to Yes.I'
Set Users' Restrictions Help 6 of 9
Limit Grace Logins
If Yes, a user must change the password
within the number of grace logins.
Grace Logins Allowed
The number of times the user can log in
with an expired password, if a limit is
set.
Set Users' Restrictions Help 7 of 9
Remaining Grace Logins
If "Limit Grace Logins" is set to Yes,
this shows the number of times the user
can log in using an expired password.
Notice to Password Expiration
Specifies the number of days notice the
user gets before the password expires.f*
Set Users' Restrictions Help 8 of 9
Require Unique Passwords
Shows if the user must use a different
password when the password is changed.
The disk space options on the following screen
appear only if the option to track disk space
was selected during server installation for a
2.x server.
Set Users' Restrictions Help 9 of 9
Limit Disk Space
If Yes, the user can use only a limited
amount of disk space.
Maximum Disk Space
Shows the maximum amount of disk space the
user can use, if there is a limit.
Save Restrictions for Users Help 1 of 1
To set marked users' restrictions to these
restrictions, select Yes. To continue editing
restrictions, press <Escape>.?.
Account Restrictions Help 1 of 7
These are restrictions on the user's account.
You must have Supervisor rights make changes. The restrictions are described below.
Account Disabled
Shows whether the user is authorized to
log in to the file server.
Account Has Expiration Date
Shows if the account will expire.
Account Restrictions Help 2 of 7
Date Account Expires
Shows the account expiration date.
Limit Concurrent Connections
Shows if there is a limit to the number of
stations a user can log in to at one time.
Maximum Connections
Shows the number of stations the user
can log in to. Default is one.
Account Restrictions Help 3 of 7
Allow User To Change Password
Shows if the user can change the account
password.
Require Password
Shows if the account must have a password. If yes, set a minimum length.
Minimum Password Length
Shows the required length of the password.
Can be between 1 and 20 characters.
Account Restrictions Help 4 of 7
Force Periodic Password Changes
Shows if the user must change the password
regularly.
Days Between Forced Changes
Shows how often the password must be
changed.
Date Password Expires
Shows when the password expires.
Account Restrictions Help 5 of 7
Limit Grace Logins
Shows if there is a limit to the number of
grace logins before a user must change the
password.
Grace Logins Allowed
Shows how many times the user can log in
with an expired password.
Account Restrictions Help 6 of 7
Remaining Grace Logins
Shows the number of times remaining that a
user can log in with an expired password.
Require Unique Passwords
Shows if the user must use a different
password when the password is changed.
Account Restrictions Help 7 of 7
The following options appear if the option to
limit a user's disk space was selected during
installation.
Limit Disk Space
Shows if there is a limit to the amount of
disk space a user can use.
Maximum Disk Space
Shows how much disk space the user can
use, in 4K blocks.
Length of Account Lockout Help 1 of 1
Enter the amount of time in days, hours, and
minutes that an account should remain locked
after someone tries to break in. Then press
<Enter>.
To cancel changes, press Cancel <F7>. To
cancel changes after pressing <Enter>, enter a
new time. Zero may be entered.
Account Balance Help 1 of 1
This is the user's current balance and credit
limit.
The account balance is the amount of funds the
user has.
The credit limit determines how low the user's
account balance can drop before the user can
no longer receive services charged for.
Other Users and Groups Help 1 of 1
These users and groups don't manage the
selected user or group.
To allow a user or group to manage the user or
group, select a user or group name.
To make several managers, mark each using <F5>, then press <Enter>.
Other Users and Groups Help 1 of 1
These users and groups don't have workgroup
manager rights.
To make a user or group a workgroup manager,
select the user or group.
To make several workgroup managers, mark each
using Mark <F5>, then press <Enter>.
Network Address Help 1 of 1
Enter the network portion of the address (the
8-digit hex number).
To cancel changes, press Cancel <F7>.
To find the network address, log in at a
station and type "userlist /a." The entry
marked with an asterisk shows the network
address.
Node Address Help 1 of 1
Enter the node portion of the address (the
12-digit hex number). To cancel changes, press
Cancel <F7>.
To find the node address, log in at the
station and type "userlist /a." The entry
marked with an asterisk shows the node's
address. You should have already entered the
network portion of the address.
Install Accounting Help 1 of 1
To install Accounting, select Yes.
Install accounting to track when users log in
and out or to charge users for services.
Cancel Time Changes Help 1 of 1
To cancel changes, select Yes. Restrictions
will return to orginal restrictions before
you edited them.
Change Station Restrictions Help 1 of 1
To restrict marked users so they can log in
only from the listed station addresses,
select Yes.
To edit station restrictions, press <Escape>.
To list no addresses means a user can log in
from anywhere.
Allow Login From All Nodes Help 1 of 1
To allow the user to log in from any
station, select Yes.
To specify node addresses the user can log in
from, select No.
To cancel changes, press <Escape>.
Save Time Restrictions Help 1 of 1
To change marked users' time restrictions to
to these restrictions, select Yes. To continue
editing time restrictions, press <Escape>.
Cancel Charge Changes Help 1 of 1
To cancel changes, select Yes. All charge
rates will return to the values they had when
you started editing them.
Confirm Clear Error Log Help 1 of 1
To clear errors from the log, select Yes. To
continue looking at the log, press <Escape>.
Edit System AUTOEXEC File Help 1 of 9
The AUTOEXEC file contains commands that the
server executes when it is brought up. This
does not apply to Portable servers.
Enter commands for the AUTOEXEC file as you
would at the file server console, one command
per line. When you finish, press <Escape>.
To cancel changes, press <Escape> and select
Edit System AUTOEXEC File Help 2 of 9
Sample AUTOEXEC file commands:
Loadable Modules (only for 3.x file servers)
LOAD INSTALL
LOAD MONITOR
LOAD PSERVERMK
Edit System AUTOEXEC File Help 3 of 9
Batch file commands
#
ECHO
FILE SERVER NAME
IPX INTERNAL NET
# Lets you put remarks in the file so you
remember why the command was added.
ECHO Default: Off when server is booting.
Edit System AUTOEXEC File Help 4 of 9
Batch file commands, continued
ECHO ON Console screen shows commands as
they execute. Use to troubleshoot errors
in the AUTOEXEC file.
FILE SERVER NAME (3.x) Assigns a name to
the server as it boots. 2.x uses NAME.
IPX INTERNAL NET (3.x only) Assigns the
internal network number for the server.
Edit System AUTOEXEC File Help 5 of 9
LAN driver commands (3.x only)
Precede LAN driver commands with a comment
line to explain what the command loads:
# To load the NE2000 driver the first time
LOAD NE2000 PORT=300 INT=3
# To load NE2000 driver with a frame type
LOAD NE2000 PORT=3000 INT=3
FRAME=ETHERNET_II|P
Edit System AUTOEXEC File Help 6 of 9
BIND commands (3.x only)
Precede BIND commands with a comment line
to explain what the command binds:
#To bind a protocol to driver loaded once
BIND IPX NE2000 NET=26
#To bind to driver loaded more than once
BIND IPX NE2000 [PORT=340 INT=4 FRAME=
ETHERNET_802.3] NET=27 ?R
Edit System AUTOEXEC File Help 7 of 9
SET commands--parameters other than default;
defaults set automatically. SET commands
show a default parameter on the first line
and parameter limits on the second: (3.x)
Set Minimum File Cache Report Threshold=20
#Limits: 10 to 100
Set Minimum Directory Cache Buffers=20
#Limits: 10 to 2000
Edit System AUTOEXEC File Help 8 of 9
SET commands, continued (3.x)
Set Minimum File Delete Wait Time=1 minute 5.9 seconds
#Limits: 0 to 7 days
Set File Delete Wait time=5 minutes 29.6
seconds
#Limits: 50 to 2000
Set Allow Unencrypted Passwords=OFF
Edit System AUTOEXEC File Help 9 of 9
Console commands (3.x)
MOUNT
REMOVE DOS
SECURE CONSOLE
SPOOL
TRACK ON
UPS STATUS
Note: Don't put DOWN in the AUTOEXEC file.
It will down the server when it boots if you
No Rights to Rename Help 1 of 1
You don't have the necessary Supervisor or
workgroup manager rights to rename the user or
group.
Insufficient Rights to Add Trustee Help 1 of 1
You don't have Access Control rights in this
directory.
To grant or revoke rights in a directory, you
need Access Control rights in that directory.
Set Directories Trustee Rights Help 1 of 1
These are the rights you can assign to this
user in each marked directory. You can
<Insert> Grant additional rights.
<Delete> Revoke highlighted right.
When the rights you want to assign are listed,
press <Escape> to assign them.
No Rights to Alter Assignments Help 1 of 1
You don't have rights to alter trustee
assignments in this directory. You need the
Access Control rights.
You have Supervisor rights over the selected
user or group because you are a workgroup
manager. Those rights do not include special
rights to directories.
Select File Help 1 of 1
To select a file, press <Insert> and select
from the list of files, or enter a filename.
Volume Space Restrictions Help 1 of 1
Enter the disk space (in 4KB blocks) this user
can use on the selected volume.
User Disk Volume Restrictions Help 1 of 2
To limit the amount of space a user has on a
volume, type Y at the "Limit Volume Space?"
prompt.
Enter a new "Volume Space Limit."
To remove the space restriction on a volume,
type N at the "Limit Volume Space?" prompt.
User Disk Volume Restrictions Help 2 of 2
"Volume Space Limit" is the maximum blocks
the user can use on the selected volume.
"Volume Space In Use" is the number of blocks
in use by the user on the volume.
User Disk Volume Restrictions Help 1 of 1
"Volume Space Limit" is the maximum number of
blocks the selected user can use on the
selected volume.
"Volume Space In Use" is the actual number of
blocks in use.
Select Volume Help 1 of 1
Highlight the volume you want and press <Enter>.
Select Files Help 1 of 1
To select files, press <Insert> and select
from the list of files, or enter a filename.
Trustee File Assignments Help 1 of 1
These are files in the selected directory and
its subdirectories for which the highlighted
user's or group's trustee rights have been
granted or revoked.]c
Trustee File Assignments Help 1 of 2
These are the files in the selected directory
and its subdirectories in which this user's or
group's trustee rights have been granted or
revoked.
(Trustee rights extend to each subdirectory of
the directory where they are granted, unless
they are changed in the subdirectory.)
Trustee File Assignments Help 2 of 2
Use the following to make changes:
<Insert> Declare user's or group's trustee
rights for a file.
<Delete> Remove trustee rights declaration.
<Enter> Change rights granted or revoked in
the highlighted file.
Browse Files Help 1 of 1
To select a file, highlight a filename and
press <Enter>.
Create Home Directory For User Help 1 of 1
This allows you to create a home directory
for a new user. To create a home directory
when each user is created, select Yes.
Create New Path Help 1 of 1
The path you specified does not exist. If you
misspelled the path name, press <Escape>, then
correct the spelling.
If Yes, the path is created as a home
directory for the user.
Security Audit Control Default Help 1 of 1
These options are assigned to newly created
users. The server uses these options to
audit security of users that don't have their
own lists.
You can use these keys:
<Insert> Lists inactive options
<Delete> Deletes security audit option
Mark <F5> Marks multiple options
Edit System SERVER.CFG File Help 1 of 1
SERVER.CFG contains commands the server uses to
configure itself when it is first brought up.
SERVER.CFG can include these commands:
VAP WAIT n (n = time in seconds)
UPS TYPE n (n = UPS type number)
UPS IO n (n = IO address)
UPS DOWN n (n = time in minutes)
UPS WAIT n (n = time in seconds)
TTS WAIT n (n = time in seconds)
SERVER PROCESSES n (n = number of processes)
User Disk Server Restrictions Help 1 of 1
To limit the amount of space a user has on a
server, type Y at the "Limit Server Disk
Space?" prompt.
Enter a new Maximum Disk Server Space and
press <Enter>.
To remove the space restriction on the server,
type N at the "Limit Server Disk Space?"
prompt.
User Disk Server Restrictions Help 1 of 1
Maximum Server Disk Space is the maximum
number of blocks the selected user can use on
the selected server.
Disk Space In Use is the actual number of
blocks in use on the server.
Inactive Security Audit Options Help 1 of 1
These options are inactive. To activate an
option, select it and press <Enter>.
To activate more than one option, use Mark
<F5> to select the options you want; then
press <Enter>.
Delete Security Audit Option Help 1 of 1
To remove highlighted option(s), select Yes.
User Security Audit Control Help 1 of 1
These options are assigned to this user. The
server uses this list to audit the user's
security.
You can use these keys:
<Insert> Lists inactive options
<Delete> Deletes options
Mark <F5> Marks multiple options
Security Audit Control Unknown Object Help 1 of 1
The server uses these options to audit security
of attached but not-logged-in users and non-user
objects such as print servers.
You can use these keys:
<Insert> Lists inactive options
<Delete> Deletes security audit option
Mark <F5> Marks multiple options
Security Audit Control Help 1 of 1
Default
Lets you view and change the default
security audit options for new users and
for users who do not yet have a security
AUDIT_MASK property.
Unknown Object
Lets you view and change the security
audit options for attached but not-logged-in users and non-user objects
such as print servers.
Security Audit Control List of Users Page 1 of 1
This is a list of all users on this server. This
list initially appears with members of the selected
group "marked" or highlighted. You can mark and
un-mark users as you wish. When you finish working
with the list press <Enter>. The AUDIT_MASK of
each marked user will then be modified based upon
the list of Selected Audit Options you will define
in a screen that follows.
Marked Users Security Audit Control Help 1 of 1
This Selected Security Audit Options list is
used to modify the active security audit options
of all marked users.
You can use these keys:
<Insert> Lists other options
<Delete> Deletes options
<Mark> Marks multiple options
Security Audit Function Inactive Help 1 of 1
The security audit function exists but is
inactive on this server. Activate the
security audit function when the server is
brought up; then your changes will take
effect.
How to Modify Marked Users Help 1 of 1
To modify each marked user's active security
audit options, use one or more of the following:
Add Selected Options To Security Audit Mask
Add options to each marked user.
Delete Selected Options From Security Audit Mask
Delete options from each marked user.
Replace (Overwrite) Security Audit Mask
Replace each marked user's security
audit mask, Selected Options active.
NOTE: Selected Options refers to a list of
security audit options you will define after you
make your choice of How to Modify Marked Users.
Other Security Audit Options Help 1 of 1
These security audit options are not
selected. To select an option, highlight it
and press <Enter>.
To select several options, use Mark <F5> to
highlight options you want; then press
<Enter>.