4.From the Modify Client Access menu, choose Modify Client Access Groups.
5.In the Existing Access Groups list box, select the group you want to remove.
6.Click on Delete.
The Administration utility displays a message indicating that the client access definition has been removed.
7.To return to the Modify Client Access Groups menu or the InterNetNews Administration menu, use the navigation bar at the top of the screen.
Displaying Client Authentication Groups
Use the Configure Client Access menu to display authentication groups.
To display client authentication groups follow these steps:
1.From the Administration utility Main menu, choose Manage Components.
2.On the Manage Components menu, choose InterNetNews.
3.From the InterNetNews Administration menu, choose Configure Client Access.
4.From the Configure Client Access menu, choose Display Client Authentication Groups.
The Display Client Access Groups page is displayed, showing all currently defined client authentication groups and the values associated with them.
Managing Client Authentication Groups
Client authentication groups allow you to identify users and group them, and in conjunction with the client access groups, control what these groups of users are permitted to do. Information is stored in the /usr/news/etc/readers.conf file.
From the Modify Client Authentication Groups menu, you can:
•Add a new client authentication group (see Section : Adding Client Authentication Groups)
•Modify an existing client authentication group (see Section : Modifying Client Authentication Groups)
•Delete a client authentication group (see Section : Deleting Client Authentication Groups)
Adding Client Authentication Groups
Use the Configure Client Access menu to add new authentication groups. You can indicate which groups that users can be associated with, and specify what those groups are permitted to do. New information is stored in the /usr/news/etc/readers.conf file.
Table 30 describes the fields that appear on the Add Authentication Groups and Modify Authentication Groups menus.
Table 30 Client Authentication Groups Menu Fields
Name | Description |
Placement | Indicates the search order of the group, relative to other groups. |
Hosts | The names of the hosts for which users in the group belong. This |
| can be a |
Unresolved Connections identified as | If no user resolver command has been specified for this group, |
| this value is used to identify this connection when searching for |
| an associated Access group entry. This can be almost anything, |
| for example "localuser". Alternatively, use the Key field. This is |
| an optional field and can be left blank. |
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