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HP 9000 Networking: Advanced Server/9000 Concepts and Planning Guide
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HP Part Number: J2716-90016

Edition: Edition 2

Published: E1097

© Copyright 1997, Hewlett-Packard Company. .

Table of Contents

1 Introducing the Advanced Server/9000

2 Managing Advanced Server Domains

Directory Services and Domains

Network Building Blocks-An Overview

Advanced Server Domains
User Access to Domain Resources
Trust Relationships
Grouping Users With Similar Needs
Computers that Can Participate in Domains
Advanced Server Computer Accounts
Computers that Can Interact with Domain Computers
How User Logons Work

Deciding on a Domain Model

Directory Database Size
Single Domain Model
Single Master Domain Model
Multiple Master Domain Model
Dedicated Server in a Master Domain Model

Managing Domains

Promoting and Demoting Domain Controllers
Directory Database Synchronization
Adding, Renaming, Moving, and Removing Domain Computers
Adding a Domain Workstation or Server Computer
Managing Domain Security Policies
Administering Trust Relationships

Managing Services

Integrating Advanced Server with Existing Systems

Local User Accounts
How Advanced Server Works with LAN Manager

3 Working with User and Group Accounts

Managing User Accounts

Domain Accounts and Workstation Accounts
User Manager and User Manager for Domains
Domain User Accounts

Managing Group Accounts

Using Groups to Assign User Capabilities
Strategies for Using Groups
Built-in Global Groups: Automatic Memberships in Local Groups
Creating New Groups

4 Managing User Work Environments

Logon Scripts

Creating Logon Scripts
Assigning Logon Scripts to User or Group Accounts
Setting Up Replication of Logon Scripts

Environment Variables

Home Directory
%USERNAME% in User Profile and Home Directory Paths
Copying the User Environment Profile

User Profiles

System Policy

5 Managing Shared Resources and Resource Security

Sharing Network Resources

File and Directory Permissions
Sharing Resources With Network Users
Sharing Directories

Securing Resources

How Advanced Server Permissions Work
Setting Permissions on Advanced Server Volumes
Setting Permissions on Shared Directories
Setting Permissions on Printers

HP-UX Disk Quota Enforcement

Managing Directory Replication

How Directory Replication Works
Setting Up an Export Server
Setting Up an Import Computer
Replication of Multiple Directory Trees
Replication Troubleshooting Tips

Assessing and Managing Resource Use

Viewing or Disconnecting User Sessions
Viewing or Disconnecting Shared Resources
Viewing or Closing Resources In Use
Sending a Message to Users
Managing Administrative Alerts
Auditing Resource Use
Protecting Against Viruses

6 Setting Up Print Servers

Overview of Advanced Server Printing

Advanced Server Printing Terms
Advanced Server Remote Printing

Planning Your Printing Operations

Choosing Printers
Choosing Computers to Be Print Servers
Planning How Users Access Printers (Shared Printer Queues)

Setting Up a Printer (Shared Printer Queue)

Configuring an HP-UX System Printer

Adding a Printer (Shared Printer Queue)

Connecting to an Uplevel AS/U Printer

Configuring Network-Interface Printers

Installing Printer Drivers for Multiple Hardware Platforms
Installing a Printer Driver for an Unsupported Printer

Setting Properties for a Printer (Shared Printer Queue)

Setting General Properties for a Printer (Shared Printer Queue)
Changing Scheduling and Spooling Settings
Sharing a Printer (Shared Printer Queue)
Security
Setting Device-Specific Properties

Setting Document Defaults

Setting Server Properties

Creating Custom Forms
Configuring the Server's Properties

Managing a Print Queue

Viewing and Managing Remote Printers

7 Monitoring Events

Interpreting an Event

Event Header
Event Description
Event Types
Additional Data

Using Event Viewer

Selecting a Log
Selecting a Computer
Refreshing the View
Changing the Font
Viewing Specific Logged Events
Setting Options for Logging Events

Using Event Logs to Troubleshoot Problems

Monitoring Advanced Server Security Events

Managing the Audit Policy
Auditing File and Folder Access

Using Event Viewer With Archived Log Files

Archiving a Log
Viewing a Log Archived in Log File Format
Using Logs Archived in a Text Format
Viewing Event Logs at the Advanced Server Command Prompt

List of Tables

5-1 Standard Permissions for Advanced Server Directories and Files

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