Installation manual

Section 7 F Creating ENVOX User Accounts

Installing and Upgrading ENVOX

Configuration Software on DEC VAX and DEC AXP Systems (Revision B — May 1998)

Step 2: Set the definition by entering the following command at the

DCL prompt:

$ set def sys$system

Step 3: Run the Authorize utility by entering the following command at

the DCL prompt:

$ run authorize

Step 4: Enter the parameters shown below at the UAF prompts.

The dash ( --) at the end of the line is the OpenVMS indicator

for a continuation of the input line.

If yo u e nter incorrect data in a field, the system indicates the

error. You can correct the problem using the modify

command.

The command shown uses UIC codes of 17, 1021 as an

example. Put in your codes, if different, in the command.

UAF> copy envox envox_user /uic=[17,1021]/password=envox_user-

UAF> /owner=envox_user/device=envox$disk/directory=[envox.envox_user]

The following message verifies that the user records are

added.

%UAF-I-COPMSG, user record copied

%UAF-I-RDBADDMSGU, identifier ENVOX_USER value: [000017,001021] added to

rights data base

Step 5: To display your ENVOX account screen, enter the following

command at the prompt:

UAF> show ENVOX

Figure 7-1 is an example of the ENVOX account screen setup

by the system during SYBASE and ENVOX installatio n.

Step 6: To display the ENVOX_USER account screen, enter the

following command at the prompt:

UAF> show ENVOX_USER

Figure 7-2 is an example of an account generated using the

copy command. This account allows a user named

ENVOX_USER to log into the OpenVMS system and run the

MAIN command to start up ENVOX forms.