ADD USER

ADD USER

Use the ADD USER command to add a user pro￿le to the NETUsers ￿le on the serv er. The ￿rst time you use this command to add a user pro￿le, the NETUsers ￿le is created. T o display the contents of one or more user pro￿les, use the SHO W USER command.

ADD USER can be abbreviated to A U.

To issue this command, y ou must log on as MANA GER.SYS, have SM capability, or have AM capability for the account speci￿ed in the command.

NETUtil Syntax

netutil=> ADD USER

Client Node Name/Session Type Name: ClientNodeName

Client Login Name: ClientLoginName

Server Login Name: ServerLoginName

Parameters

ClientNodeName is the node name of the clien t system.

It follows the node naming con ventions of the datacomm services used by the client node. The client node name is not case-sensitiv e and is stored and displa yed exactly as it w as entered.

ClientLoginName is the login name of the user on the clien t.

The MPE/iX client login name follows MPE/iX naming con ventions for a login name and is not case-sensitiv e. The session name is not allowed and the group name is required.

Any or all of the clien t user login name componen ts may be wildcarded using the \@". When this is done, only the non-wildcarded components need to match the user's actual login. F or example, a client login entry of @.acct7,group6 w ould allow any user in the acct7 account and group6 group to ha ve access to the serv er login name.

If more than one clien t login name entry matches the actual user's login, then the highest prioritized matc h will be used in determining the server login name. Prioritization is as follows: A fully quali￿ed entry has highest priorit y (user7.acct3,group2). A fully wildcarded entry has the lo west priority (@.@,@). When dealing with individual components, an actual matc h for a speci￿c componen t takes priority over a wildcard match. When a con￿ict with this arises bet ween di￿erent components, then the account is prioritized ￿rst, the user second, and ￿nally the group. F or example, @.acct3,@ w ould have a higher priority than user2.@,group1, so the corresponding serv er login for @.acct3,@ w ould be used.

The HP-UX client login name follo ws HP-UX naming conventions for a login name, cannot exceed eigh t characters in length, and is case-sensitive. The login can be wildcarded with the use of the \@" symbol.

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