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| Managing Users |
| Concepts |
| Managing user accounts, though simple in many ways, draws on a system manager’s full knowledge of OpenVMS. How much administrative time is spent on this task is partly a mater of the number of users supported. Whatever the number, however, organization and design ease the difficulties. Certain user account information, especially privileges and resource quotas and limits, must fit the user’s work and processing needs within the balance of the system workload.
This module discusses the necessary administrative tasks for managing users and introduces other topics that other modules expand on. |
| Objectives |
- Design the account management scheme for standalone systems and clusters
- Perform AUTHORIZE utility subcommands to create and maintain user accounts and rights
- Describe and use other account management tools
- Create account prototypes for user groups
- Determine account privileges and resource limits
- Describe the integration of account management with other system constraints
- Provide user training
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| Topics |
- Maintaining accounts on standalone systems and clusters
- Using the AUTHORIZE utility
- Using ADDUSER.COM and OpenVMS Management Station (OMS)
- Creating a prototype account for user groups
- Setting privileges and quotas
- Integrating other account constraints
- Providing user training
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