Index

Symbols

$HOME/.rhosts file, $HOME/.rhosts file

,.. password, Adding a User to a System

. directory

in PATH, Guidelines for Mounting and Unmounting a File System

.cshrc, Customizing System-Wide and User Login Environments

.cshrc file, Protecting User Accounts

.kshrc file, Protecting User Accounts

.login, Customizing System-Wide and User Login Environments

.login file, Protecting User Accounts

.netrc file, Protecting User Accounts

.profile, Customizing System-Wide and User Login Environments

.profile file, Protecting User Accounts

.rhosts file, Protecting User Accounts

/.secure/etc/*, Auditing a Trusted System

/etc directory, Verifying Permission Settings on Network Control Files

/etc/d_passwd, System Access by Modem

/etc/default/fs, Creating a File System

/etc/dialups, System Access by Modem

/etc/exports, Controlling an Administrative Domain, Files Mounted in an NFS Environment

and nfsd, Exporting a File System (HP-UX to HP-UX)

/etc/exports network file, Verifying Permission Settings on Network Control Files

/etc/fresolv.conf

entries required for NFS, Requisite Entries

/etc/fstab, Requisite Entries, Overview of the Dump / Save Cycle, Creating a File System, Mounting File Systems Using HP-UX Commands, Adding, Modifying, or Removing File System Swap, Configuring Primary and Secondary Swap, Guidelines for Mounting and Unmounting a File System

dump device definitions, Dump Definitions Built into the Kernel, Run Time Dump Device Definitions
entries for NFS imports, Importing a File System (HP-UX to HP-UX)
quota option, Setting Up and Turning On Disk Quotas

/etc/ftpusers, Denying Access with /etc/ftpd/ftpusers

/etc/group, Defining Group Membership, Controlling an Administrative Domain

/etc/group file, The /etc/passwd File

/etc/passwd file, The /etc/passwd File

/etc/hosts, Requisite Entries, Configuring a Relay Agent

configuring, Configuring /etc/hosts
entries required for NFS, Requisite Entries

/etc/hosts network file, Verifying Permission Settings on Network Control Files

/etc/hosts.equiv, Controlling an Administrative Domain

/etc/hosts.equiv network file, Verifying Permission Settings on Network Control Files

/etc/inetd.conf, Troubleshooting ftp login, Adding a Remote Printer to the LP Spooler

/etc/inetd.conf network file, Verifying Permission Settings on Network Control Files

/etc/inittab, Controlling Usage and Processes with Run-Levels

/etc/logingroup, Defining Group Membership

/etc/lvmtab, Commands Needed for Volume Group Management Tasks, Moving and Reconfiguring Your Disks

/etc/mnttab, Solving Mounting Problems

/etc/netgroup, Controlling an Administrative Domain

/etc/netgroup network file, Verifying Permission Settings on Network Control Files

/etc/networks network file, Verifying Permission Settings on Network Control Files

/etc/passwd, Defining Group Membership

/etc/passwd file, Managing Standard Passwords and System Access, Password File, The /etc/passwd File, How IDs are Set, Setting Up Your Trusted System, Managing Trusted Passwords and System Access, Password Files, The /etc/passwd File

/etc/group file, The /etc/passwd File
comment field, The /etc/passwd File
encrypted password, The /etc/passwd File
gecos field, The /etc/passwd File
group ID (gid), The /etc/passwd File
home directory, The /etc/passwd File
login name, The /etc/passwd File
login shell, The /etc/passwd File
protecting subsystems, Eliminating Pseudo-Accounts and Protecting Key Subsystems
pseudo-accounts, Eliminating Pseudo-Accounts and Protecting Key Subsystems
user ID (uid), The /etc/passwd File

/etc/passwd password file, The /etc/passwd File

/etc/protocols network file, Verifying Permission Settings on Network Control Files

/etc/rc.config.d/auditing, Setting Up Your Trusted System

/etc/resolv.conf, Requisite Entries

/etc/rpc, Using inetd.sec to Restrict Outside Access

/etc/securetty file, Protecting User Accounts

/etc/services, Adding a Remote Printer to the LP Spooler, Using inetd.sec to Restrict Outside Access

/etc/services file, Denying Access with /etc/ftpd/ftpusers

/etc/services networtk file, Verifying Permission Settings on Network Control Files

/etc/shells

and ftp, troubleshooting, Troubleshooting ftp login

/sbin/bcheckrc, Diagnosing a Corrupt File System

/sbin/init.d/localmount, Solving Mounting Problems

/sbin/rc2.d/S760auditing, Setting Up Your Trusted System

/sbin/sh shell, Start-Up Files

/stand/build, Steps to Reconfigure the Kernel

/stand/build/system, Steps to Reconfigure the Kernel

/stand/build/vmunix_test, Steps to Reconfigure the Kernel

/stand/system, Steps to Reconfigure the Kernel, Primary and Secondary Swap, Configuring Primary and Secondary Swap, Configuring Dump Areas Using HP-UX Commands

/stand/vmunix, Kernel file selection:, Booting from an Alternate Kernel File

/tcb/files/auth/ database, How IDs are Set

/tcb/files/auth/ protected password database, Managing Trusted Passwords and System Access, Password Files

/tcb/files/auth/*/*, Setting Up Your Trusted System, The /tcb/files/auth/ Database, Device-Based Access Control, Manipulating the Trusted System Databases

/tcb/files/ttys, Device-Based Access Control

/tmp, Guidelines for Trusted Backup and Recovery

/usr

extending logical volume, Extending a Logical Volume When You Can’t Use SAM

/usr/bin/csh shell, Start-Up Files

/usr/bin/ksh shell, Start-Up Files

/usr/bin/sh shell, Start-Up Files

/usr/include/sys/errno.h, Tips on Interpreting HP-UX Error Messages

/usr/share/lib/terminfo/*, Setting Up Non-HP Terminals

/var/adm/fbackupfiles/dates, Backup Levels

/var/adm/inetd.sec, Adding a Remote Printer to the LP Spooler

/var/adm/inetd.sec network access file, Using inetd.sec to Restrict Outside Access

/var/mail/* files, HFS ACLs and HP-UX Commands and Calls

2 GB files, Managing Large Files

2 GB files. See large file support, Large File Compatibility

32-bit and 64-bit applications

exchanging data, Exchanging Data Between 32-bit and 64-bit Applications

A

abnormal system shutdowns, Abnormal System Shutdowns

abort boot, Breaking Out of the Boot Screen

accept, Adding a Local Printer to the LP Spooler, Creating a Printer Class, Controlling the Flow of Print Requests

access

device-based access, Device-Based Access Control
password, The /tcb/files/auth/ Database
restricting network, Using inetd.sec to Restrict Outside Access
terminal control, The /tcb/files/auth/ Database
time-based access, The /tcb/files/auth/ Database, Time-Based Access Control

Access Control List, see ACL, Managing Access to Files and Directories

access control lists (ACL), Setting Access Control Lists

accessing multiple systems, Accessing Multiple Systems

ACL, Managing Access to Files and Directories

HFS, Using HFS Access Control Lists (ACLs)

/var/mail/* files, HFS ACLs and HP-UX Commands and Calls
acl description, HFS and JFS ACL Equivalents
acltostr() function, HFS ACLs and HP-UX Commands and Calls, HFS and JFS ACL Equivalents
ar command, HFS ACLs and HP-UX Commands and Calls
chacl command, HFS ACLs and HP-UX Commands and Calls, HFS and JFS ACL Equivalents
chmod command, HFS ACLs and HP-UX Commands and Calls
chmod() system call, HFS ACLs and HP-UX Commands and Calls
chownacl() function, HFS ACLs and HP-UX Commands and Calls, HFS and JFS ACL Equivalents
commands, HFS ACLs and HP-UX Commands and Calls
commands with side effects, HFS ACLs and HP-UX Commands and Calls
compact command, HFS ACLs and HP-UX Commands and Calls
compress command, HFS ACLs and HP-UX Commands and Calls
continuation inodes, HFS ACLs and HP-UX Commands and Calls
cp command, HFS ACLs and HP-UX Commands and Calls
cpacl() function, HFS ACLs and HP-UX Commands and Calls, HFS and JFS ACL Equivalents
cpio command, HFS ACLs and HP-UX Commands and Calls
cpset command, HFS ACLs and HP-UX Commands and Calls
creating, Creating an HFS ACL
diskusg command, HFS ACLs and HP-UX Commands and Calls
dump command, HFS ACLs and HP-UX Commands and Calls
ed command, HFS ACLs and HP-UX Commands and Calls
fbackup command, HFS ACLs and HP-UX Commands and Calls
fcpacl() function, HFS ACLs and HP-UX Commands and Calls
fgetacl() system call, HFS ACLs and HP-UX Commands and Calls, HFS and JFS ACL Equivalents
find command, HFS ACLs and HP-UX Commands and Calls
frecover command, HFS ACLs and HP-UX Commands and Calls
fsck command, HFS ACLs and HP-UX Commands and Calls
fsetacl() system call, HFS ACLs and HP-UX Commands and Calls, HFS and JFS ACL Equivalents
fsetaclentry() function, HFS ACLs and HP-UX Commands and Calls
ftio command, HFS ACLs and HP-UX Commands and Calls
getaccess command, HFS ACLs and HP-UX Commands and Calls
getaccess() system call, HFS ACLs and HP-UX Commands and Calls
getacl() system call, HFS ACLs and HP-UX Commands and Calls, HFS and JFS ACL Equivalents
ls command, HFS ACLs and HP-UX Commands and Calls
lsacl command, HFS ACLs and HP-UX Commands and Calls, HFS and JFS ACL Equivalents
mailx command, HFS ACLs and HP-UX Commands and Calls
mkfs command, HFS ACLs and HP-UX Commands and Calls
multiple matches, Multiple HFS ACL Matches
ncheck command, HFS ACLs and HP-UX Commands and Calls
pack command, HFS ACLs and HP-UX Commands and Calls
rcs command, HFS ACLs and HP-UX Commands and Calls
related commands, HFS ACLs and HP-UX Commands and Calls
related system calls, HFS ACLs and HP-UX Commands and Calls
restore command, HFS ACLs and HP-UX Commands and Calls
scss command, HFS ACLs and HP-UX Commands and Calls
setacl() system call, HFS ACLs and HP-UX Commands and Calls, HFS and JFS ACL Equivalents
setaclentry() function, HFS ACLs and HP-UX Commands and Calls, HFS and JFS ACL Equivalents
shar command, HFS ACLs and HP-UX Commands and Calls
stat() system call, HFS ACLs and HP-UX Commands and Calls
strtoacl() function, HFS ACLs and HP-UX Commands and Calls, HFS and JFS ACL Equivalents
strtoaclpatt() function, HFS ACLs and HP-UX Commands and Calls
tar command, HFS ACLs and HP-UX Commands and Calls
unpack command, HFS ACLs and HP-UX Commands and Calls

HFS to JFS command and function mapping, JFS and HFS Command and Function Mapping

JFS

acl() system call, HFS and JFS ACL Equivalents
aclsort() function, HFS and JFS ACL Equivalents
aclv description, HFS and JFS ACL Equivalents
definition, Definition of a JFS ACL
getacl command, HFS and JFS ACL Equivalents
setacl command, HFS and JFS ACL Equivalents

JFS to HFS command and function mapping, JFS and HFS Command and Function Mapping

network environment, ACLs in a Network Environment

trusted system backup/recovery, Guidelines for Trusted Backup and Recovery

acl description, HFS and JFS ACL Equivalents

acl() system call, HFS and JFS ACL Equivalents

ACLs

converting HFS to JFS, Converting Existing File Systems to JFS

aclsort() function, HFS and JFS ACL Equivalents

acltostr() function, HFS ACLs and HP-UX Commands and Calls, HFS and JFS ACL Equivalents

aclv description, HFS and JFS ACL Equivalents

ACPI configuration for HP-UX, ACPI Configuration for HP-UX Must Be “default” on nPartitionable HP Integrity Servers

active dump list, Replace Active Dump List with Specific Devices

adding a disk

SAM, Adding a Disk

adding a file system, Introduction to Managing File Systems, Creating a File System

adding a logical volume

SAM, Adding a Logical Volume

adding a user manually, Adding a User to a System

adding a user with SAM, Adding a User to a System

adding a user with useradd, Automating the Process of Adding a User

adding a user, automating, Automating the Process of Adding a User

adding logical volume with mirroring

SAM, Adding a Logical Volume with Mirroring

adding network printer, Adding a Network-Based Printer

adding PC/NT systems

workgroup, Adding PC/NT Systems into the Workgroup

adding peripherals, Adding Peripherals

adding printer

commands, Adding a Local Printer to the LP Spooler

adding remote printer, Adding a Remote Printer to the LP Spooler

adding user to several systems, Adding a User to Several Systems: A Case Study

adding users

workgroup, Adding Users to a Workgroup

address

hardware (station), Getting the Hardware (Station) Address
Internet, Obtaining Information About Your Server and Client, Adding Clients to a Cluster

adm subsystem, Eliminating Pseudo-Accounts and Protecting Key Subsystems

administering a workgroup, Administering a Workgroup

administrative domain, Controlling an Administrative Domain

aid

how set, How IDs are Set

aid (audit ID), How IDs are Set

all system self test, SpeedyBoot Tests, Using setboot to Configure SpeedyBoot Settings

ALT. See alternate boot path, Booting into Single-User Mode

Alternate boot path

setting using the setboot command, Setting the PRI, HAA, and ALT Boot Paths Using the HP-UX setboot Command:
setting via the Boot Console Handler, Setting the ALT (Alternate Boot Path) Using the BCH

alternate boot path, Boot device selection:, Changing the PRI, HAA, and ALT Boot Paths, Boot device selection:, Changing the PRI, HAA, and ALT Boot Paths, Booting into Single-User Mode

alternate kernel file, Booting from an Alternate Kernel

alternate links, Setting Up Alternate Links to a Physical Volume, Temporarily Detaching a Link to a Physical Volume, Restoring a Detached Link to a Physical Volume

alternate root

defined, Terminology
installation, Installing a Series 700 Client on a Series 800 Cluster Server

analyzing crash dumps, Analyzing Crash Dumps

anonymous login

ftp, Use ftp’s “anonymous login” feature

application server, Application Server

as multuser system, Multiuser Model
requirements, Application Server

applications

distributing, Distributing Applications and Data, Distributing Disks
distributing, guidelines, Distributing Applications
server, Servers for Specific Purposes
sharing via NFS, Sharing Files and Applications via NFS and ftp
where to run, Distributing Applications

applications server

defined, Servers for Specific Purposes

ar command, HFS ACLs and HP-UX Commands and Calls

ASCII end-of-line problems, ASCII End-of-Line Problems

asynchronous writes, Checking for Asynchronous Writes

at, Setting Up Your Trusted System

audevent, Auditing a Trusted System, Streamlining Audit Log Data

audisp, Auditing a Trusted System, Streamlining Audit Log Data

audit event system calls, Auditing a Trusted System

Audit File Switch (AFS), Auditing a Trusted System, Audit Log Files

audit flag, The /tcb/files/auth/ Database

audit ID (aid), How IDs are Set, Setting Up Your Trusted System, The /etc/passwd File, The /tcb/files/auth/ Database

auditing, Auditing a Trusted System

audit monitor, Audit Log Files
auditable actions, Auditing a Trusted System
auxiliary log file, Auditing a Trusted System
commands, Auditing a Trusted System
diskless environment, Using Auditing in an NFS Diskless Environment
enable, Auditing a Trusted System
events, Auditing a Trusted System
guidelines, Guidelines for Administering Your Auditing System
log files, Auditing a Trusted System, Audit Log Files
NFS environment, Using Auditing in an NFS Diskless Environment
parameters, Auditing a Trusted System
performance, Performance Considerations
primary log file, Auditing a Trusted System
self-auditing programs, Streamlining Audit Log Data
system calls, Auditing a Trusted System
users, Maintaining System Security, Auditing a Trusted System
viewing audit logs, Viewing Audit Logs
warning messages, Audit Log Files

audomon, Auditing a Trusted System, Audit Log Files

audswitch system call, Self-Auditing Programs

audsys, Auditing a Trusted System, Streamlining Audit Log Data

audusr, Auditing a Trusted System, Streamlining Audit Log Data

audwrite system call, Self-Auditing Programs

authentication, Maintaining System Security, Managing Standard Passwords and System Access, Managing Trusted Passwords and System Access

authorization, Maintaining System Security

Authorization Number, Managing Trusted Passwords and System Access

AUTO file, Load and initiate the HP-UX operating system:

AUTO file. See autoexecute file, Automatic Versus Manual Booting

AUTO. See autoexecute file, Changing the Contents of the Autoexecute File

autoboot flag, Enable Autoboot (using EFI Shell’s autoboot command), Enabling / Disabling Autoboot

autoexecute file, Automatic Versus Manual Booting, Using the EFI Shell to Manually Boot Your System, Load and initiate the HP-UX operating system:, Changing the Contents of the Autoexecute File

changing contents of, Changing the Contents of an AUTO File on a Boot Device, Changing the Contents of the Autoexecute File
changing from running system, Changing the Contents of an AUTO File on a Boot Device
displaying contents of, Changing the Contents of an AUTO File on a Boot Device
selecting correct device, Changing the Contents of an AUTO File on a Boot Device

automatic boot

autoboot file, Automatic Versus Manual Booting
autoboot flag, Automatic Versus Manual Booting
autoboot timeout, Adjusting the Autoboot Delay, A Standard Boot (PA-RISC Systems)
disabling, Enabling / Disabling Autoboot
enabling, Enabling / Disabling Autoboot

automatic booting

autoboot file, Changing the Contents of an AUTO File on a Boot Device
autoboot flag, Enable Autoboot (using EFI Shell’s autoboot command)
disabling, Setting the autoboot delay using the EFI Shell’s autoboot command:
enabling, Setting the autoboot delay using the EFI Shell’s autoboot command:
overriding, Overriding an Automatic Boot, Booting from an Alternate Kernel File, Overriding an Automatic Boot

automounter

configuring (SAM), Importing a File System (HP-UX to HP-UX)

autosearch flag, Enabling / Disabling Autoboot

auxiliary audit log file, Auditing a Trusted System, Audit Log Files

B

backup

JFS snapshot file system, Backing Up a JFS Snapshot File System
tar quick reference, Backing Up and Recovering Directories: Quick Reference for tar
tar, scheduling, Scheduling a cron Job

backup devices

in an NFS cluster, Backup Devices

backup media

security of, Guidelines for Trusted Backup and Recovery

backups

automating, Setting Up an Automated Backup Schedule
determining how often, Determining How Often to Back Up Data
determining which data, Determining What Data to Back Up
DLT tape, Examples of fbackup Commands
fbackup, General Procedure for Using the fbackup Command
full, Full Backups vs. Incremental Backups
HP Omniback II, Using HP OpenView OmniBack II for Backup
included files, Defining What Files and Directories to Back Up
incremental, Full Backups vs. Incremental Backups
index files, Creating the Index File on the Local Device
initial backup, Customizing System-Wide and User Login Environments
JFS snapshot file system, Backing Up a JFS Snapshot File System
large files, Backing Up Large Files
LVM, Backing Up If You Are Using LVM
magnetic tapes, General Procedure for Using the fbackup Command
media capacity, Choosing the Type of Storage Device
Omniback, Choosing HP Omniback for Backup
remote system, Backing Up Files on a Remote System
restoring data, Determining What Data to Restore, Restoring Your Data Using HP-UX Commands
SAM, Choosing SAM for Backup
storage device, Choosing the Type of Storage Device
tar, Backing Up and Recovering Directories: Quick Reference for tar
trusted system, Guidelines for Trusted Backup and Recovery, Setting Up Your Trusted System
utilities, Choosing the Type of Storage Device
volume group configuration, Backing Up and Restoring Volume Group Configuration

Bastille security package, HP-UX Bastille

batch, Setting Up Your Trusted System

BCH. See Boot Console Handler, Setting the Value of the autoboot Flag

bdf, Guidelines for Setting Up File System Swap Areas, Auditing a Trusted System

BDRA (Boot Data Reserved Area), Creating Root Volume Group and Root and Boot Logical Volumes, Configuring Dump Areas Using HP-UX Commands

before you call support..., Troubleshooting, Enabling Internet Services Governed by inetd

bin subsystem, Eliminating Pseudo-Accounts and Protecting Key Subsystems

binary compatibility, Running 10.x Applications on HP-UX 11.0

block device file, Naming Physical Volumes, Example: Creating a Logical Volume Using HP-UX Commands

block relocation, Bad Block Relocation

block size

NFS read/write, Checking NFS Server/Client Block Size

block size (LVM), Determining Optimum Stripe Size

boot administration utility, Getting the Hardware (Station) Address, Booting New Clients

boot area, Creating Root Volume Group and Root and Boot Logical Volumes

Boot Console Handler, Booting into Single-User Mode

boot command, Booting from an Alternate Device
command entry shortcut, Enabling the Autoboot Flag Using the BCH
configuring system self tests, Speeding the Boot: SpeedyBoot, Configuring Boot-Time System Tests from the BCH Menu (HP 9000 Systems Only)
setting ALT boot path, Setting the ALT (Alternate Boot Path) Using the BCH
setting autoboot/autosearch flags, Setting the Value of the autoboot Flag
setting boot paths, Changing the PRI, HAA, and ALT Boot Paths
setting HAA boot path, Setting the HAA (High-Availability Alternate Boot Path) Using the BCH
setting PRI boot path, Setting the PRI (Primary Boot Path) Using the BCH

boot console user interface, Getting the Hardware (Station) Address, Booting New Clients

Boot Data Reserved Area (BDRA), Creating Root Volume Group and Root and Boot Logical Volumes

boot devices

listing, Booting from an Alternate Boot Device, Booting from an Alternate Kernel File, Changing the Contents of an AUTO File on a Boot Device, Booting into Single-User Mode

boot disk

creating, Creating Root Volume Group and Root and Boot Logical Volumes

boot loader, Load and initiate the HP-UX operating system:, Using the EFI Shell to Manually Boot Your System, Booting from an Alternate Boot Device

hpux, Booting from an Alternate Kernel, Booting into LVM Maintenance Mode

boot logical volume

defined, Creating Root Volume Group and Root and Boot Logical Volumes

boot manager. See EFI Boot Manager, Overriding an Automatic Boot

boot paths

alternate, Boot device selection:, Changing the PRI, HAA, and ALT Boot Paths, Boot device selection:, Changing the PRI, HAA, and ALT Boot Paths
changing, Changing the PRI, HAA, and ALT Boot Paths, Changing the PRI, HAA, and ALT Boot Paths
High-Availability Alternate, Boot device selection:, Changing the PRI, HAA, and ALT Boot Paths, Boot device selection:, Changing the PRI, HAA, and ALT Boot Paths
primary, Boot device selection:, Changing the PRI, HAA, and ALT Boot Paths, Boot device selection:, Changing the PRI, HAA, and ALT Boot Paths
setting, Changing the PRI, HAA, and ALT Boot Paths, Changing the PRI, HAA, and ALT Boot Paths

boot sequence

on HP 9000 Systems, Booting HP-UX on HP 9000 (PA-RISC) Systems: Details and Variations
on HP Integrity Servers, Booting HP-UX on HP Integrity Servers: Details and Variations
overview of, Booting Systems
standard, A Standard Boot, Booting HP-UX on HP 9000 (PA-RISC) Systems: Details and Variations

boot volume group

creating, Creating Root Volume Group and Root and Boot Logical Volumes

booting

accelerating, Speeding the Boot: SpeedyBoot
automatic versus manual, Load and initiate the HP-UX operating system:, Automatic Versus Manual Booting
boot administration mode, Getting the Hardware (Station) Address
breaking out of boot screen, Breaking Out of the Boot Screen
client through gateway, Configuring a Relay Agent
crash dump recovery, What to Do After the System Has Rebooted
from an alternate boot source, Booting from an Alternate Boot Source
from an alternate device, Booting from an Alternate Boot Device, Booting from an Alternate Device
from an alternate kernel file, Booting from an Alternate Kernel File, Booting from an alternate kernel file called testvmunix, Booting from an Alternate Kernel
HP 9000 Systems, Booting HP-UX on HP 9000 (PA-RISC) Systems: Details and Variations
HP Integrity Servers, Booting HP-UX on HP Integrity Servers: Details and Variations
LVM maintenance mode, Booting into LVM (or VxVM) Maintenance Mode, Booting into LVM Maintenance Mode
new clients, Booting New Clients
primary boot path, Booting from an Alternate Kernel
root logical volume role in, Creating Root Volume Group and Root and Boot Logical Volumes
single-user mode, Booting into Single-User Mode, Boot HP-UX in single-user mode on an HP 9000 System:, Single-User Mode
SpeedyBoot, Speeding the Boot: SpeedyBoot

boottest, Configuring Boot-Time System Tests from the EFI Shell (HP Integrity Servers Only)

breach of security, Guidelines for Handling Security Breaches

build environment, Steps to Reconfigure the Kernel

building a depot, Setting up a Network Host (Building a Depot)

C

C shell, Start-Up Files

environment variable, Using SAM with an X Window System, Setting Up Non-HP Terminals
login files, Customizing System-Wide and User Login Environments

cancel, Summary of Additional Printer Tasks, Solving Common Printer Problems

catman, Setting Up the Online Manpages

CD ROM, Current Disk Management Facts

CD-ROM

copying software, Copying Software From CD-ROM

CD-ROM File System (CDFS), Determining What Type of File System to Use

CDE, Using the CDE Desktop

CEC system self test, SpeedyBoot Tests

cfagent, cfengine Daemons and Commands

cfengine, Introduction to Configuration Synchronization

configuring, Configuring cfengine
disabling, Disabling Use of cfengine
troubleshooting, cfengine Troubleshooting

cfrun command, cfengine Overview

cfservd, cfengine Daemons and Commands

chacl command, Using HFS Access Control Lists (ACLs), HFS ACLs and HP-UX Commands and Calls, HFS and JFS ACL Equivalents

character (raw) device file, Naming Physical Volumes, Example: Creating a Logical Volume Using HP-UX Commands

chatr command, Protecting Programs from Illegal Execution

checking NFS server/client block size, Checking NFS Server/Client Block Size

checking run level, Checking the System’s Run Level

chfn, Streamlining Audit Log Data, The /etc/passwd File

chfn command, The /etc/passwd File

chgrp, Setting Ownership for Files

Chipset system self test, SpeedyBoot Tests

chmod, Setting File Access Permissions

chmod command, Managing Access to Files and Directories, HFS ACLs and HP-UX Commands and Calls

-A option, Using HFS Access Control Lists (ACLs)

chmod() system call, HFS ACLs and HP-UX Commands and Calls

chown, Guidelines for Trusted Backup and Recovery, The /etc/passwd File

chownacl() function, HFS ACLs and HP-UX Commands and Calls, HFS and JFS ACL Equivalents

chsh, Streamlining Audit Log Data, The /etc/passwd File

chsh command, The /etc/passwd File

CIFS/9000, Importing HP-UX Directories to NT

Client, Distributed Systems Administration Utilities

client

importing files, Importing a File System (HP-UX to HP-UX)
NFS, and /etc/exports, Importing a File System (HP-UX to HP-UX)
NFS, configuring (SAM), Importing a File System (HP-UX to HP-UX)
NFS,automounter, Importing a File System (HP-UX to HP-UX)
performance, Managing System Performance

client-server

defined, Client-Server

client-server file-sharing model, Client-Server Model

client-server workgroup

advantages, Client-Server Model
disadvantages, Client-Server Model

clog_wizard, Log Consolidation Configuration

cluster client

adding (using SAM), Adding Clients to a Cluster
boot console user interface, Getting the Hardware (Station) Address
booting new clients, Booting New Clients
defined, What Is an NFS Diskless Cluster?
local disk, Adding a Local Disk
what to do after creating, What To Do Next

cluster server

backup devices, Backup Devices
defined, What Is an NFS Diskless Cluster?
disk storage, Disk Storage
hardware address, Getting the Hardware (Station) Address
installing software, Installing Diskless Software, Installing a Series 700 Client on a Series 800 Cluster Server
LAN, Local Area Network (LAN)
printers and plotters, Printers and Plotters
private root, Terminology
setting up, Setting Up the Cluster Server
shared root, Terminology

cluster-wide resource, Peripherals

command, Setting Up Your Trusted System

adding printer, Adding a Local Printer to the LP Spooler
ar, HFS ACLs and HP-UX Commands and Calls
boot, Booting into LVM (or VxVM) Maintenance Mode, Booting from an Alternate Device, Booting into Single-User Mode
boottest, Configuring Boot-Time System Tests from the EFI Shell (HP Integrity Servers Only)
chacl, Using HFS Access Control Lists (ACLs), HFS ACLs and HP-UX Commands and Calls, HFS and JFS ACL Equivalents
chatr, Protecting Programs from Illegal Execution
chfn, The /etc/passwd File
chmod, Managing Access to Files and Directories, HFS ACLs and HP-UX Commands and Calls
chsh, The /etc/passwd File
compact, HFS ACLs and HP-UX Commands and Calls
compress, HFS ACLs and HP-UX Commands and Calls
cp, HFS ACLs and HP-UX Commands and Calls
cpio, HFS ACLs and HP-UX Commands and Calls
cpset, HFS ACLs and HP-UX Commands and Calls
crashconf, Overview of the Dump / Save Cycle, Compressed Dump(HP-UX version 1 (B.11.11) or later), How Much Dump Space Do I Need?, Run Time Dump Device Definitions
crashutil, Using a Device for Both Paging and Dumping, Using crashutil to Complete the Saving of a Dump
diskusg, HFS ACLs and HP-UX Commands and Calls
dump, HFS ACLs and HP-UX Commands and Calls
ed, HFS ACLs and HP-UX Commands and Calls
efi_cp, Changing the Contents of an AUTO File on a Boot Device
fbackup, HFS ACLs and HP-UX Commands and Calls
find, HFS ACLs and HP-UX Commands and Calls
frecover, HFS ACLs and HP-UX Commands and Calls
fsck, HFS ACLs and HP-UX Commands and Calls
ftio, HFS ACLs and HP-UX Commands and Calls
getaccess, HFS ACLs and HP-UX Commands and Calls
getacl, HFS and JFS ACL Equivalents
getty, Unresponsive Terminals
init, Unresponsive Terminals
kermit, System Access by Modem
kill, Unresponsive Terminals
lifcp, Changing the Contents of the Autoexecute File
ll, Unresponsive Terminals
lock, Common Security Practices
login, Password Files
ls, HFS ACLs and HP-UX Commands and Calls
lsacl, HFS ACLs and HP-UX Commands and Calls, HFS and JFS ACL Equivalents
lsautofl, Changing the Contents of the Autoexecute File
lssf, Unresponsive Terminals
lvdisplay, Determining the EFI disk partition of your current boot device
mailx, HFS ACLs and HP-UX Commands and Calls
map, Booting from an Alternate Boot Device, Booting from an Alternate Kernel File, Changing the Contents of an AUTO File on a Boot Device, Booting into Single-User Mode
mkboot, Changing the Contents of the Autoexecute File
mkfs, HFS ACLs and HP-UX Commands and Calls
ncheck, HFS ACLs and HP-UX Commands and Calls
pack, HFS ACLs and HP-UX Commands and Calls
passwd, The /etc/passwd File
ps, Unresponsive Terminals
rcp, Access Verification for Network Services
rcs, HFS ACLs and HP-UX Commands and Calls
reboot, Booting into LVM Maintenance Mode
remsh, Access Verification for Network Services
restore, HFS ACLs and HP-UX Commands and Calls
savecrash, Using a Device for Both Paging and Dumping, Savecrash Options for Compressed Dumps
scss, HFS ACLs and HP-UX Commands and Calls
set (shell command), What to check for when everything printed is garbage
set_parms, Setting Initial System Information
setacl, HFS and JFS ACL Equivalents
setboot, Enable Autoboot (using EFI Shell’s autoboot command), Setting the PRI, HAA, and ALT Boot Paths Using the HP-UX setboot Command:, Determining the EFI disk partition of your current boot device, Setting Autoboot and Autosearch Flags Using the HP-UX setboot Command, Enabling the Autosearch Flag Using setboot, Changing the PRI, HAA, and ALT Boot Paths, Booting PA-RISC Systems from an Alternate Boot Source, Displaying Current SpeedyBoot Settings for your System (HP 9000 sample output), Configuring Boot-Time System Tests from a Booted System, Using setboot to Configure SpeedyBoot Settings
setgid bit, Guidelines for Handling Setuid and Setgid Programs
setuid bit, Guidelines for Handling Setuid and Setgid Programs
shar, HFS ACLs and HP-UX Commands and Calls
shutdown, Normal (Planned) Shutdown, Reboot NFS Cluster Server
stty, Unresponsive Terminals, What to check for when everything printed is garbage
swlist, Setting Up Your Trusted System
tar, HFS ACLs and HP-UX Commands and Calls
telinit, Unresponsive Terminals
umask, Setting Default Permissions
unpack, HFS ACLs and HP-UX Commands and Calls
useradd, Password File
userdel, Password File
usermod, Password File
wall, Normal (Planned) Shutdown
who, Unresponsive Terminals

command fanout, Introduction to Command Fanout

command line

exporting a file system, Exporting a File System (HP-UX to HP-UX)
extending a logical volume, Extending a Logical Volume When You Can’t Use SAM
reducing a logical volume, Reducing a Logical Volume

commands

rlp, Remote Spooling
rlpdaemon, Remote Spooling

comment field

/etc/passwd file, The /etc/passwd File

Common Desktop Environment (CDE), Using the CDE Desktop

compact command, HFS ACLs and HP-UX Commands and Calls

compatibility, Compatibility Between HP-UX Releases 10.x and 11.x

binary, Running 10.x Applications on HP-UX 11.0
HP-UX 10.x to 11.0, HP-UX 10.x to 11.0 Compatibility
releases 10x and 11.x, Compatibility Between HP-UX Releases 10.x and 11.x
releases 10x to 11.0, HP-UX 10.x to 11.0 Compatibility

compress command, HFS ACLs and HP-UX Commands and Calls

compressed dumps, Preparing for a System Crash, Compressed Dump(HP-UX version 1 (B.11.11) or later), Converting the Format of Compressed Dumps

configuring, Compressed Dump(HP-UX version 1 (B.11.11) or later)
restrictions on, Compressed Dump(HP-UX version 1 (B.11.11) or later)

compressed save, Compressed Save versus Noncompressed Save

compressed versus non-compressed saves (crash dump), Compressed Save versus Noncompressed Save

config, Configuring Primary and Secondary Swap, Configuring Dump Areas Using HP-UX Commands

configuration engine, Introduction to Configuration Synchronization

Configuration master, Distributed Systems Administration Utilities

Configuration synchronization, Distributed Systems Administration Utilities

configuration synchronization

introduction, Introduction to Configuration Synchronization

configuration synchronization wizard, Introduction to Configuration Synchronization

configure new systems, Configure New Systems into the Network

configure new systems into workgroup, Configure New Systems into a Workgroup

configuring

/etc/hosts, Configuring /etc/hosts
file transfer, Configuring HP-UX Systems for File Transfer, ftp (File Transfer Protocol)
terminal emulation, Configuring HP-UX Systems for Terminal Emulation
tunable kernel parameters, Reconfiguring the Kernel (Prior to HP-UX 11i Version 2), Configurable Kernel Parameters
workgroup, Configuring a Workgroup

configuring anonymous ftp, Configuring Anonymous ftp

configuring printers for HPDPS, Configuring Printers to Use HPDPS

connecting cables, Unresponsive Terminals

consolidated logs

securing, Securing Consolidated Logs
viewing, Viewing Consolidated Logs

Consolidation, log, Distributed Systems Administration Utilities

contiguous allocation

and logical volume size, Setting Up Logical Volumes for File Systems
defined, How LVM Works
for dump, Configuring Dump Areas Using HP-UX Commands

converting dump formats, Converting the Format of Uncompressed Dumps, Converting the Format of Compressed Dumps

copying software from CD-ROM, Copying Software From CD-ROM

copying software from depot, Copying Software From a Depot with the SD User Interface

copying software from tape, Copying Software From Tape

copyutil, Recovering From a System Crash

core dump, Configuring Dump

corrupt files, indications of, Diagnosing a Corrupt File System

cp command, HFS ACLs and HP-UX Commands and Calls

cpacl() function, HFS ACLs and HP-UX Commands and Calls, HFS and JFS ACL Equivalents

cpio, Choosing the Type of Storage Device

cpio command, HFS ACLs and HP-UX Commands and Calls

cpset command, HFS ACLs and HP-UX Commands and Calls

crash dump processing, What Happens When the System Crashes

operator override, Operator Override Options
post-recovery actions, What to Do After the System Has Rebooted

crash information integrity, Crash Information Integrity

crash recovery, Determining What Data to Restore

crashconf, Overview of the Dump / Save Cycle, Compressed Dump(HP-UX version 1 (B.11.11) or later), How Much Dump Space Do I Need?, Run Time Dump Device Definitions

crashdumps. See dumps, How Much Dump Space Do I Need?

crashutil, Using a Device for Both Paging and Dumping, Using crashutil to Complete the Saving of a Dump

creating file system, Creating a File System

creating logical volume, example, Managing Logical Volumes Using HP-UX Commands

cron

changing the system clock, Potential Problems When Changing the System Clock
scheduling a job, Scheduling a cron Job
terminating, Setting the Time and Date

crontab, Creating an Automated Backup Schedule, Activating an Automated Backup Schedule, Setting Up Your Trusted System

editing, Creating an Automated Backup Schedule

crontab, editing, Creating an Automated Backup Schedule

csync_wizard, Introduction to Configuration Synchronization

current directory

in PATH, Guidelines for Mounting and Unmounting a File System

D

daemon

Internet, Adding a Remote Printer to the LP Spooler

daemon subsystem, Eliminating Pseudo-Accounts and Protecting Key Subsystems

data

distributing, Distributing Applications and Data, Distributing Disks
sharing via NFS, Sharing Files and Applications via NFS and ftp
transferring via ftp, Configuring Anonymous ftp
where to keep, Distributing Applications

database partitions, Determining Optimum Stripe Size

date, Setting the Time and Date

setting, Setting the Time and Date

date pseudo-account, Eliminating Pseudo-Accounts and Protecting Key Subsystems

dates file, Backup Levels

default permissions, Setting Default Permissions

defining dump devices, Defining Dump Devices, Kernel Dump Device Definitions, Run Time Dump Device Definitions, Replace Active Dump List with Specific Devices

defragmenting a file system, Making Changes

defragmenting an HFS file system, Defragmenting an HFS File System

defragmenting VxFS, Defragmenting a JFS File System

depot

copying software, Copying Software From a Depot with the SD User Interface

description

acl, HFS and JFS ACL Equivalents
aclv, HFS and JFS ACL Equivalents

DEV_BSIZE, Adjusting Swap Space System Parameters

device assignment database

trusted system, Manipulating the Trusted System Databases

device busy error message, Solving Mounting Problems, Solving Unmounting Problems

device file, Unresponsive Terminals

creating, Example: Creating a Logical Volume Using HP-UX Commands
for physical volumes, Naming Physical Volumes
names, Naming Physical Volumes
security, Security Considerations for Device Files

device files

security considerations, Security Considerations for Device Files

device information

displaying, Displaying Device Information in SAM

device swap, Types of Swap Space, Device Swap

and remote access, Device Swap
performance considerations, Guidelines for Setting Up Device Swap Areas

device-based access control, Device-Based Access Control

diagnostic performance tool

GlancePlus, GlancePlus and GlancePlus Pak

diagramming system’s disk usage, Diagramming a System’s Disk Usage

directories

distributing, Theory
home and mail, sharing, Guidelines, Should You Share Users’ Home and Mail Directories?
importing to NT, Importing HP-UX Directories to NT
organizing for backup, Should You Share Users’ Home and Mail Directories?
private and shared, Theory
suitable for sharing, Practice

directory

moving, Moving a Directory (within a File System)
protecting, Protecting Directories
sorting by size, Finding Large Files
sticky bit, Protecting Directories
working, returning to last, Popping the Directory Stack

directory permissions, setting default, Setting Default Permissions

disable, Removing a Printer from the LP Spooler, Enabling or Disabling a Printer, Solving Common Printer Problems

disk

adding, Adding a Disk
diagramming system’s disks, Diagramming a System’s Disk Usage
disk striping, Setting Up Disk Striping
I/O interfaces, Using Disk I/O Interfaces
load, measuring, Checking Disk Load with sar and iostat
Logical Volume Manager (LVM), Logical Volume Manager (LVM)
LVM versus whole disk, Should You Use a Logical Volume Manager or “Whole Disk”?
management tools, Disk-Management Tools
managing, Managing Disks
mirroring, Disk Mirroring
moving, Moving and Reconfiguring Your Disks
performance, Managing System Performance
reconfiguring, Moving and Reconfiguring Your Disks
striping, Disk Striping
vxvm, VERITAS Volume Manager (VxVM), Managing Disks, VERITAS Volume Manager (VXVM)
whole disk access, “Whole Disk”

disk arrays, Current Disk Management Facts

disk drive

cluster client restrictions, What Is an NFS Diskless Cluster?
distributing in a cluster, Disk Storage
local, What Is an NFS Diskless Cluster?
setting up, Disk Drives

disk interface types, Useful Facts About LVM

disk management

strategy, Implementing Disk-Management Strategy

disk partition

direct access, Protecting Disk Partitions and Logical Volumes

disk partitions

protecting, Protecting Disk Partitions and Logical Volumes

disk quotas

hard limits, Managing Disk Space Usage with Quotas, What To Do When Exceeding a Hard Limit
planning, Managing Disk Space Usage with Quotas
soft limits, Managing Disk Space Usage with Quotas

disk space

capacity planning, Capacity Planning
distributing, Distributing Disks
dumps, Disk Space Needs
manpages, Setting Up the Online Manpages
needs of crash dumps, How Much Dump Space Do I Need?
partitioning, Useful Facts About LVM
servers, planning, File Systems and Databases
system panics, Disk Space Needs
workstations, planning, Workstations

disk storage, Disk Storage

disk striping

determining optimum stripe size, Determining Optimum Stripe Size
interleaved disks, Setting Up Disk Striping
on 10.01, Current Disk Management Facts
performance considerations, Setting Up Disk Striping

disk usage

diagram, Diagramming a System’s Disk Usage

diskinfo, Creating a File System

diskless

NFS, NFS Diskless Model

diskless, NFS, NFS Diskless

disks

managing, Managing Disks

diskusg command, HFS ACLs and HP-UX Commands and Calls

DISPLAY, Using SAM with an X Window System

displaying device information, Displaying Device Information in SAM

displaying file system characteristics, Examining File System Characteristics

Distributed Systems Administration Utilities, Using Distributed Systems Administration Utilities

DLT tape

backup, Examples of fbackup Commands

DMI, SCR and DMI Replaced by New SIM Tool at 11i v2

documentation

transitioning to HP-UX 11.0, Documentation for Transitioning Software to HP-UX 11.0

Domain Name Server, Obtaining Information About Your Server and Client, Configuring a Relay Agent, Adding Clients to a Cluster

offline, symptom, A. When the Domain Name Server Goes Down

downtime

continuing to work, Continuing to Work During a Scheduled Downtime

DSAU, Distributed Systems Administration Utilities, Using Distributed Systems Administration Utilities

du, Setting Up Logical Volumes for File Systems

dual cabling (dual controllers), Setting Up Alternate Links to a Physical Volume, Temporarily Detaching a Link to a Physical Volume, Restoring a Detached Link to a Physical Volume

dump, Choosing the Type of Storage Device

defining no dump devices, Kernel Dump Device Definitions
devices, Overview of the Dump / Save Cycle, Using a Device for Both Paging and Dumping, Defining Dump Devices, Kernel Dump Device Definitions, Replace Active Dump List with Specific Devices
hardware devices, Kernel Dump Device Definitions
levels, Dump Level: Full Dump, Selective Dump, or No Dump, Dump Level
logical volumes, Kernel Dump Device Definitions
runtime dump device definitions, Run Time Dump Device Definitions

dump area

configuring, Configuring Dump

dump command, HFS ACLs and HP-UX Commands and Calls

dump logical volume, Creating Root Volume Group and Root and Boot Logical Volumes, Configuring Dump Areas Using HP-UX Commands

dump order, Replace Active Dump List with Specific Devices

dumps

analyzing, Analyzing Crash Dumps
compressed, Preparing for a System Crash, Compressed Dump(HP-UX version 1 (B.11.11) or later), Operator Override Options, Converting the Format of Compressed Dumps
configuration decisions, Dump Configuration Decisions
disk space needs of, Disk Space Needs, How Much Dump Space Do I Need?
effects on system recovery time, System Recovery Time, Compressed Dump(HP-UX version 1 (B.11.11) or later)
formatting, Converting the Format of Uncompressed Dumps, Converting the Format of Compressed Dumps
full, Preparing for a System Crash, Full Dump vs. Selective Dump, Operator Override Options
non-compressed, Operator Override Options
overview of, Overview of the Dump / Save Cycle
partial, Operator Override Options
partial saves of, Using a Device for Both Paging and Dumping
saving, Using crashutil to Complete the Saving of a Dump, Savecrash Options for Compressed Dumps
selective, Preparing for a System Crash, Compressed Dump(HP-UX version 1 (B.11.11) or later), Full Dump vs. Selective Dump, Dump Level, How Much Dump Space Do I Need?, Operator Override Options
sequence of events, What Happens When the System Crashes
uncompressed, Converting the Format of Uncompressed Dumps

dumps/save cycle, Overview of the Dump / Save Cycle

dynamic and static directories, Theory

dynamic tunable kernel parameters, Reconfiguring the Kernel (Prior to HP-UX 11i Version 2), Configurable Kernel Parameters

E

early_cpu system self test, SpeedyBoot Tests

ed command, HFS ACLs and HP-UX Commands and Calls

edquota

-p option, Setting Up and Turning On Disk Quotas
-t option, Setting Up and Turning On Disk Quotas

effective group ID (egid), Why Setuid and Setgid Programs Can Be Risky

effective user ID (euid), Why Setuid and Setgid Programs Can Be Risky

EFI

determining EFI disk partition, Determining the EFI disk partition of your current boot device
full screen editor, Changing the Contents of an AUTO File on a Boot Device

EFI Boot Manager, Overriding an Automatic Boot

setting boot paths, Setting the PRI, HAA, and ALT Boot Paths Using the Boot Option Maintenance Menu in the EFI Boot Manager:
setting the autoboot timeout, Adjusting the Autoboot Delay

EFI file system

copying files from, Changing the Contents of an AUTO File on a Boot Device

EFI shell

changing autoexecute file, Changing the Contents of an AUTO File on a Boot Device
configuring system self tests, Configuring Boot-Time System Tests from the EFI Shell (HP Integrity Servers Only)
EDIT command, Changing the Contents of an AUTO File on a Boot Device
manual boot, Using the EFI Shell to Manually Boot Your System
map command, Booting from an Alternate Boot Device, Booting from an Alternate Kernel File, Changing the Contents of an AUTO File on a Boot Device, Booting into Single-User Mode
setting autoboot timeout, Setting the autoboot delay using the EFI Shell’s autoboot command:
setting the autoboot flag, Enable Autoboot (using EFI Shell’s autoboot command)

efi_cp, Changing the Contents of an AUTO File on a Boot Device

egid

how set, How IDs are Set

egid (effective group ID), Why Setuid and Setgid Programs Can Be Risky

electronic mail

NFS cluster policies, Policies for Electronic Mail

Electronic Support Center, Obtaining HP-UX Security Bulletins and Patches

emergencies

preventing, recovering, Troubleshooting, Enabling Internet Services Governed by inetd

EMS, Kernel Resource Monitor (KRM)

enable, Enabling or Disabling a Printer, Solving Common Printer Problems

encrypted password

/etc/passwd file, The /etc/passwd File

encrypted password field, The /etc/passwd File, The /tcb/files/auth/ Database

end-of-line problems, ASCII End-of-Line Problems

endian issues

PCs and HP-UX systems, The Endian Difference Problem

enterprise

installing software, Installing and Managing Software For an Enterprise

environment variable

DISPLAY, Using SAM with an X Window System
IFS, Guidelines for System Initialization
PATH, Normal (Planned) Shutdown, Guidelines for System Initialization
TERM, Setting Up Non-HP Terminals
TZ, Setting the Time Zone (TZ)

error messages, Tips on Interpreting HP-UX Error Messages

/etc/mnttab does not exist, Solving Mounting Problems
device busy, Solving Mounting Problems, Solving Unmounting Problems
No such file or directory, Solving Mounting Problems
table is full, Solving Mounting Problems

euid

how set, How IDs are Set

euid (effective user ID), Why Setuid and Setgid Programs Can Be Risky

Event Montoring Service, Kernel Resource Monitor (KRM)

events, auditable, Auditing a Trusted System

exchanging data

32-bit and 64-bit applications, Exchanging Data Between 32-bit and 64-bit Applications

exec, Guidelines for Limiting Setuid Power

executable_stack system parameter, Protecting Programs from Illegal Execution

expiration time

password aging, Password Aging

exported directory

moving, Moving or Reusing an Exported Directory

exportfs, Restoring Your Data Using HP-UX Commands

exporting new file systems, Exporting a File System (HP-UX to HP-UX)

exporting

defined, Sharing Files and Applications via NFS and ftp
exportfs -a, Exporting a File System (HP-UX to HP-UX)
from HP-UX to NT, Exporting a File System from an HP-UX Server
home directories (server), Adding a User to Several Systems: A Case Study
HP-UX commands, Exporting a File System (HP-UX to HP-UX)
HP-UX to HP-UX, Exporting a File System (HP-UX to HP-UX)
local home directory, Exporting a Local Home Directory
moving directory to another server, Moving a Directory to a Logical Volume on Another System
moving exported directory, Moving or Reusing an Exported Directory
SAM, Exporting a File System (HP-UX to HP-UX)
troubleshooting, Troubleshooting NFS

exporting file systems, Controlling an Administrative Domain

extendfs, Commands Needed for Logical Volume Management Tasks, Extending the Size of a File System Within a Logical Volume

extending a logical volume

SAM, Extending a Logical Volume

extending file system, Extending the Size of a File System Within a Logical Volume

extending logical volume

command line, Extending a Logical Volume When You Can’t Use SAM

extent size (LVM), How LVM Works

extents, JFS, JFS and its Internal Operations

F

FASTBOOT system self test, SpeedyBoot Tests, Configuring Boot-Time System Tests from the BCH Menu (HP 9000 Systems Only)

fbackup

active files, General Procedure for Using the fbackup Command
comparing, Choosing the Type of Storage Device
examples, General Procedure for Using the fbackup Command
included files, Defining What Files and Directories to Back Up
NFS mount points, Restoring Your Data Using HP-UX Commands
trusted backup, Guidelines for Trusted Backup and Recovery

fbackup command, HFS ACLs and HP-UX Commands and Calls

fcntl, Guidelines for Limiting Setuid Power

fcpacl() function, HFS ACLs and HP-UX Commands and Calls

fence priority, Setting a Printer’s Fence Priority

fgetacl() system call, HFS ACLs and HP-UX Commands and Calls, HFS and JFS ACL Equivalents

file, Checking an HFS File System

.kshrc, Protecting User Accounts
.login, Protecting User Accounts
.netrc, Protecting User Accounts
.profile, Protecting User Accounts
.rhosts, Protecting User Accounts
/etc/exports, Verifying Permission Settings on Network Control Files
/etc/fstab, Unclean Shutdowns, Overview of the Dump / Save Cycle
/etc/group, The /etc/passwd File
/etc/hosts, Verifying Permission Settings on Network Control Files
/etc/hosts.equiv, Verifying Permission Settings on Network Control Files
/etc/inetd.conf, Verifying Permission Settings on Network Control Files
/etc/inittab, Unresponsive Terminals
/etc/netgroup, Verifying Permission Settings on Network Control Files
/etc/networks, Verifying Permission Settings on Network Control Files
/etc/passwd, Managing Standard Passwords and System Access, Password File, The /etc/passwd File, How IDs are Set, Setting Up Your Trusted System, Managing Trusted Passwords and System Access, Password Files, The /etc/passwd File
/etc/protocols, Verifying Permission Settings on Network Control Files
/etc/resolv.conf, Name Server
/etc/securetty, Protecting User Accounts
/etc/services, Verifying Permission Settings on Network Control Files
/etc/shutdown.allow, Normal (Planned) Shutdown
/stand/vmunix, Kernel file selection:, Booting from an Alternate Kernel File
/var/adm/inetd.sec, Using inetd.sec to Restrict Outside Access
/var/mail/*, HFS ACLs and HP-UX Commands and Calls
AUTO, Load and initiate the HP-UX operating system:
ftp, Access Verification for Network Services
mount, Access Verification for Network Services
telnet, Access Verification for Network Services

file permissions

setting default, Setting Default Permissions

file retrieving

PC, On the HP-UX System - Retrieving a File from the PC
system, On the PC - Retrieving a file from the HP-UX System

file server, Guidelines

defined, Servers for Specific Purposes
exporting file systems, Exporting a File System (HP-UX to HP-UX)
exporting home directories, Adding a User to Several Systems: A Case Study
requirements, File Server

file set

SecurityMon, Setting Up Your Trusted System

file size, Finding Large Files

File Space Switch (FSS), Auditing a Trusted System, Audit Log Files

file system

9.x and 10.x differences, HP-UX File-Sharing Model (V.4)
automatically mounting, Mounting File Systems Automatically at Bootup
characteristics, examining, Examining File System Characteristics
checking with fsck, Checking an HFS File System, Checking a JFS File System
copying, Copying a File System Across Devices
corruption, Dealing with File System Corruption
creating, Introduction to Managing File Systems, Creating a File System
defragmenting, Making Changes
exporting, Exporting a File System (HP-UX to HP-UX)
importing, Importing a File System (HP-UX to HP-UX)
JFS or VxFS, Determining What Type of File System to Use
large files, Creating a Large-Files File System
locally mounted, Disk Storage
logical volumes, Setting Up Logical Volumes for File Systems
lost+found directory, Checking an HFS File System
mounting, Mounting File Systems
new (V.4) layout as of 10.0, HP-UX File-Sharing Model (V.4)
orphaned files, Checking an HFS File System
overhead, Setting Up Logical Volumes for File Systems
overview, Introduction to Managing File Systems
replacing with smaller one, Setting Up Logical Volumes for File Systems, Replacing an Existing File System with a Smaller One
root on cluster server, What Is an NFS Diskless Cluster?
space, Disk Storage
stripe size for, Determining Optimum Stripe Size
types of, Determining What Type of File System to Use
unmounting, Introduction to Managing File Systems, Unmounting File Systems, Solving Unmounting Problems, Guidelines for Mounting and Unmounting a File System
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