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Purpose | |
Use at a workstation to manage NetWare Directory Services
(NDS) objects and properties. NETADMIN allows you to view, create,
move, delete, and assign rights to any NDS objects under your jurisdiction. Syntax | |
Using NETADMIN | |
The browse screen allows you to navigate the Directory tree,
change your context, and view objects in the tree. To browse up the Directory tree to
the parent container, choose ".. (parent)." To view or edit the properties of the current container
object, select ". (current)" and press <F10>. To browse down the Directory tree, choose objects
with a plus (+) in front of them.
When you choose a container object, you can see the objects in that
container. To view or modify an object's properties,
press <F10> on the object.
Managing
Object PropertiesAll
objects have properties that define them. Some properties are mandatory,
and must have values before the object can be created. Mandatory
properties are listed on the screen where you create a new object. Other properties are optional and help define the object or
help in searches on the object. After you select an object in NETADMIN, you can view or change
access rights in two ways: You can change that object's
rights to files on a volume. You can change who has rights to view or change
the properties of that object.
Rights to Files
and DirectoriesAfter you select a Volume object and path on that volume,
all of this object's trustee assignments in that directory
are listed, and you can change the rights granted or add or remove
other trustee assignments. You must have the Access Control right to a file or directory
to change an object's rights to it. Press <F1>
for procedures to perform these tasks. If you select "View or Edit the Trustees of this
Object," and then select "Trustees,"
a screen appears listing trustee assignments that grant rights to
access this object and its properties. You can change the rights that any trustee has to this object,
or add and delete trustee assignments from the list. You can also
view or change the Inherited Rights Filter of the object, if you
have sufficient rights. If you need to create many users in the same area who need
some of the same information in their properties, you can create
a user template. The user template is an object that contains default information
that you can apply to new users when you create them. This makes
creating a large number of users easier to manage. You can create a user template in any Organization or Organizational
Unit. When you create an Organization or Organizational Unit, you
are asked whether you want to create a user template. Examples | |
Additional Information | |
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