Air Cleaner User Manual

-i “directory”
Specifies one or more directories, separated by spaces, to which the user can
perform network installation image backups. This field applies only to the root
user, because only the root user can create network installation image backups
of volume groups. This flag applies only when you configure the root user or
all users, if root is not specifically defined.
When backing up a volume group to use as a network installation image, the
user has a disk image file backup option for each directory specified. Also,
when this or other systems attempt to perform a network installation, all
backup images in the specified directories that the client system has permission
to read will be displayed as installation options.
-r Removes the specified user access record.
-u “user”
Specifies the user to be added, changed, or deleted.
Examples
1. To add user peter to the access list, providing access to local tape device
/dev/rmt0, virtual device vdev0, and the backup directory
/usr/lpp/sysback/bf/local/peter, type:
cfglocaccess -u peter -d "/dev/rmt0 vdev0" -b \
/usr/lpp/sysback/bf/local/peter
2. To allow all users, except users marsha and jan, access to all devices, type:
cfglocaccess -u all -d "marsha jan" -f all
3. To remove the access record for user cindy from the access list, type:
cfglocaccess -r -u cindy
4. To list current hosts allowed to access local backup device access, list:
cfglocaccess -l
Files
/usr/lpp/sysback/.local_access List of local users allowed or denied access to the
backup devices and directories for all SysBack
backups. The format of the data in this file is very
specific and should not be edited manually.
Related Information
The cfgremserver command.
“Adding or Changing Local User Device/Directory Access” on page 7-2.
Appendix A. Commands A-11