Supervising the Network
Index
I-9
NETADMIN, 2-79
changing Login Script property with
NetWare Administrator, 2-75
creating, 2-42
creating with NETADMIN, 2-43
creating with NetWare Administrator, 2-
42
explained, 2-25
login script, example of 5-68 (see also
Login scripts)
managing User objects with, 2-41
Prompt, setting in login scripts, 5-50
Properties
Security Equal To, 2-3
Properties, object. See Account
Restrictions property; Intruder
Detection/Lockout property; Login
Script property; Password
Restrictions property; Postal Address
property; Security Equivalences
property
Property rights, explained, 2-4
Property rights. See Rights, property
Property values
changing for objects, 2-73
PUBLIC directory
explained, 3-22
mapping drive in login scripts, 5-41
Q
Queue object. See Print Queue object
R
RAM, workstation
required for NMENU, 6-3
Read Only replica. See also Replica
changing to another type, with NetWare
Administrator, 4-39
changing to another type, with
PARTMGR, 4-40
explained, 4-6
Read property right, explained 2-6. See
also Rights, property
Read/Write replica. See also Replica
changing to another type, with NetWare
Administrator, 4-39
changing to another type, with
PARTMGR, 4-40
Read-only volume attribute, 3-12, 3-16
REM (REMARK) login script command,
using, 5-48
Rename object right, explained 2-5. See
also Rights, object
Renaming objects
explained, 2-69
with NETADMIN, 2-71
Replica
changing the type, with NetWare
Administrator, 4-39
changing the type, with PARTMGR, 4-
40
creating, with NetWare Administrator,
4-24
creating, with PARTMGR, 4-25
deleting a server containing a, 4-46
deleting, with NetWare Administrator,
4-26
deleting, with PARTMGR, 4-27
explained, 4-5
listing, with NetWare Administrator, 4-
36
listing, with PARTMGR, 4-37
planning, 4-6
rules and guidelines for using, 4-7
using to manage NDS, 4-5
Replicas
changing the type of, 4-38
checking for synchronization, 4-31
creating with NetWare Administrator, 4-
24
creating with PARTMGR, 4-25
deleting, 4-26
Master, explained, 4-5
placing on different servers, 4-3
planning, 4-6
Read/Write, explained, 4-6
Read-Only, explained, 4-6
Subordinate, explained, 4-6
updating, 4-29
updating with NetWare Administrator,
4-29
updating with PARTMGR, 4-30
using the repair log file, 4-81
viewing a list of in a partition, 4-35
viewing the status of, 4-81
REQUESTER_CONTEXT identifier
variable, explained, 5-60
Rights
blocking by IRF, 2-6
Browse object, 13
Erase, 3-15
file scan, 3-15
Modify, 3-15
object, 2-4, 2-5
objects,blocking, 2-5
property, 2-4, 2-6
PUBLIC, 12
Read and Execute for SYS
LOGIN, 3-16
Supervisor, 12, 13
Supervisor, Access Control, 3-15
to SYS, 12
types of, 2-4
Rights, file system
assigning to a trustee, 3-43
assigning to operating system
directories, 3-37
calculating for both systems, 3-18
checking for NetWare, 3-11
effective, viewing a trustee’s with
FILER, 3-62
effective, viewing a trustee’s with
NetWare Administrator, 3-61
explained, 3-43
modifying a trustee’s with FILER, 3-52
modifying a trustee’s with NetWare
Administrator, 3-51
viewing and modifying an Inherited
Rights Filter, with FILER, 3-54
viewing and modifying an Inherited
Rights Filter, with NetWare
Administrator, 3-53
Rights, object
default for User object ADMIN, 13
default for User objects, 13
explained, 2-5
listed, 2-5
Rights, property
explained, 2-6
listed, 2-6
RIP
explained, 7-15