Difference between revisions of "OS-SCO-Admin-User-Add"
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(User add via scoadmin described.) |
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A typical user on this system might be added as follows: | A typical user on this system might be added as follows: | ||
− | ; SCOadmin on | + | ; SCOadmin on hostname : |
* Account Manager | * Account Manager | ||
:; Account Manager on csdiloan : | :; Account Manager on csdiloan : | ||
:* Users | :* Users | ||
:** Add New User... | :** Add New User... | ||
− | :::; | + | :::; hostname<nowiki>:</nowiki> Add New User : |
::::; Login : ''Login_name'' | ::::; Login : ''Login_name'' | ||
:::::: ''The format of a Login_name varies according to local site or system practices. On a system with a high user count, it may be helpful to adopt a format that can uniformly accommodate name collisions.'' | :::::: ''The format of a Login_name varies according to local site or system practices. On a system with a high user count, it may be helpful to adopt a format that can uniformly accommodate name collisions.'' | ||
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:::::: A group that created files are assigned by default when other influences are not present. | :::::: A group that created files are assigned by default when other influences are not present. | ||
::::: <code>[ OK ]</code> | ::::: <code>[ OK ]</code> | ||
− | :::; | + | :::; hostname<nowiki>:</nowiki> Set Password<nowiki>:</nowiki> ''Login_name'' : |
::::; <code><*> Enter a new password</code> : | ::::; <code><*> Enter a new password</code> : | ||
::::; Enter Password : ''password'' | ::::; Enter Password : ''password'' |
Latest revision as of 13:56, 3 July 2018
- See Also
- OS-SCO Administration
- OS-SCO
Add User With scoadmin
For help navigating within the scoadmin utility, see the OS-SCO-Admin-scoadmin page.
A typical user on this system might be added as follows:
- SCOadmin on hostname
- Account Manager
- Account Manager on csdiloan
- Users
- Add New User...
- hostname: Add New User
- Login
- Login_name
- The format of a Login_name varies according to local site or system practices. On a system with a high user count, it may be helpful to adopt a format that can uniformly accommodate name collisions.
- User ID
- UID
- Usually the auto-selected UID is acceptable. Some administrators may to issue UIDs in numeric ranges to collate users in some way (i.e. administrator, non-administrator, etc.), but using Login Group is most common.
- Comment
- Firstname Lastname
- For special purpose accounts, consider adding a annotation like (admin), or another suitable string.
- For shared accounts, it can be helpful to briefly summarize the purpose of the account.
- Password
- <*> Set password now
- Login Shell
- /bin/sh
- Networked Via
- Home Directory
- /home/Login_name
- Login Group
- Primary_group
- A group that created files are assigned by default when other influences are not present.
[ OK ]
- hostname: Set Password: Login_name
<*> Enter a new password
- Enter Password
- password
- Confirm Password
- password
[x] Force password change at next login
- [ OK ]