•List User Accounts and Passwords (see Section : Listing User Accounts and Passwords)

•Purge Passwords for User Accounts (see Section : Purging Passwords for User Accounts)

•Remove the .users.list file (see Section : Removing the .users.list File)

Listing User Accounts and Passwords

Use the Manage iass Account menu to list user accounts and passwords stored in the ~iass/

.users.list file.

To do this, follow these steps:

1.From the Manage Users menu, choose Manage iass Account.

2.From the Manage iass Account menu, choose Manage .users.list.

3.From the Manage .users.list menu, choose List User Accounts and Passwords. The user accounts and passwords are displayed.

Purging Passwords for User Accounts

Use the Manage iass Account menu to purge passwords for user accounts stored in the ~iass/

.users.list file.

To do this, follow these steps:

1.From the Manage Users menu, choose Manage iass Account.

2.From the Manage iass Account menu, choose Manage .users.list.

3.From the Manage .users.list menu, choose Purge Passwords for User Accounts. A confirmation message is displayed.

Removing the .users.list File

Use the Manage iass Account menu to remove the ~iass/.users.list file.

To do this, follow these steps:

1.From the Manage Users menu, choose Manage iass Account

2.From the Manage iass Account menu, choose Manage .users.list.

3.From the Manage .users.list menu, choose Remove .users.list. A confirmation message is displayed.

Managing the User Self-Administration Feature

The User Self-Administration feature allows users to directly manage their own account information without requesting help from an administrator. This feature enables users to change their password and, if the Procmail subset (IAEPROC) is installed, users can enable vacation mail. Additional administrative options allow administrators to selectively enable or disable different functionality. For example, you can allow users to change their passwords but not enable vacation mail, or vice a versa. You can also use the Administration utility to create a template to add your own functionality.

Note:

In order to administer the User Self-Administration feature, you must have a public Web server instance installed. Without a public Web server instance, the Manage User Self-Administration link will not appear on the Manage Users menu.

This section describes how to perform the following tasks:

56 User Administration