Notes on Cell Administration
Establishing Intercell Communication
3. Use the dcecp registry connect command:
| dcecp> registry connect /.../foreign_cell_name \ |
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| As of HP DCE 1.6, intercell logins by members of trusted cells are |
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| disabled by default to protect against insecure intercell logins. (This |
| differs from standard OSF DCE 1.1 behavior.) If you want to permit |
| intercell logins, specify one or both of the following options to the dcecp |
| registry connect command: |
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| local cell account allows users from the foreign cell to login to nodes in |
| the local cell. The default is invalid. |
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| foreign cell account allows users from the local cell to log in to nodes in |
| the foreign cell. The default is invalid. |
| For example, to enable |
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| intercell logins in both directions between them: |
| dcecp> registry connect /.../foreign_cell_name \ |
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| See “Creating Trust Relationships” in the OSF DCE Administration |
| Guide — Core Components for detailed information on establishing |
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| for information on the acctvalid and facctvalid options. |
Planning and Configuring HP DCE 1.7 |