Document revision date: 28 June 1999

Contents

Preface
Preface	Preface
Chapter 1
1	Overview
1.1	Introduction
1.2	The Role of the Administrator
1.2.1	Setting Up the PATHWORKS Advanced Server Environment
1.2.2	Administering the Network
1.2.2.1	Maintaining User Accounts, Shares, and Resources
1.2.2.2	Monitoring Events and Troubleshooting Server Problems
1.3	The PATHWORKS Advanced Server Network
1.3.1	Domains
1.3.2	Security
1.3.3	Users
1.3.4	Groups
1.3.5	Logon Validation
1.3.6	Logon Scripts
1.3.7	Home Directories
1.3.8	OpenVMS External Authentication
1.3.9	PATHWORKS Licensing
1.4	Resource Sharing
1.4.1	Disk Directories
1.4.2	Printers
1.5	Monitoring Events and Troubleshooting
1.6	Network Administration Interfaces
1.7	The PATHWORKS ADMINISTER Command Line Interface
1.7.1	Getting Help on ADMINISTER Commands
1.7.2	Administering Domains and Servers
1.7.3	Administrative Groups
Chapter 2
2	Managing Domains and Servers
2.1	Introduction
2.2	Managing a Domain
2.2.1	Displaying the Current Domain
2.2.2	Administering Another Domain
2.2.3	Changing a Server's Role in a Domain
2.2.4	Synchronizing Domain Controllers
2.2.5	Adding a Computer to a Domain
2.2.6	Removing a Computer from a Domain
2.2.7	Managing Trust Relationships
2.2.7.1	Establishing Trust Relationships
2.2.7.2	Removing Trust Relationships
2.3	Managing Security Policies
2.3.1	Managing the Account Policy
2.3.2	Managing the Audit Policy
2.4	Managing a Server
2.4.1	Displaying Server Information
2.4.1.1	Displaying Connections
2.4.1.2	Displaying User Sessions
2.4.1.3	Displaying Shared Resources
2.4.1.4	Displaying the Software Version Number
2.4.2	Sending Messages to Users
2.4.3	Managing Services
2.4.3.1	Displaying Services
2.4.3.2	Starting Services
2.4.3.3	Pausing Services
2.4.3.4	Continuing Services
2.4.3.5	Stopping Services
2.4.3.6	Synchronizing Clocks on All Network Computers
2.5	PATHWORKS in an OpenVMS Cluster
2.5.1	The PATHWORKS Cluster Alias
2.5.2	Defining a PATHWORKS Cluster Alias
2.5.3	OpenVMS Cluster Load Balancing
Chapter 3
3	Managing Users and Groups
3.1	Introduction
3.2	Planning PATHWORKS Advanced Server User Accounts
3.2.1	Built-In User Accounts
3.2.2	Types of User Accounts
3.3	Managing PATHWORKS Advanced Server User Accounts
3.3.1	Creating User Accounts
3.3.1.1	Creating a PATHWORKS Advanced Server User Account
3.3.1.2	Creating User Account Templates
3.3.1.3	Copying User Accounts
3.3.2	Specifying Passwords
3.3.3	Specifying Logon Hours
3.3.4	Specifying Logon Scripts
3.3.4.1	Setting Up a Logon Script
3.3.4.2	Controlling User Access to Logon Scripts
3.3.5	Specifying Workstations
3.3.6	Specifying Home Directories
3.3.7	Specifying User Account Expiration Dates
3.3.8	Specifying User Profiles
3.3.9	Displaying User Accounts
3.3.10	Modifying User Accounts
3.3.11	Disabling and Removing User Accounts
3.3.12	User Account Host Mapping
3.3.12.1	Establishing User Account Host Mapping
3.3.13	Enabling PATHWORKS External Authentication
3.3.13.1	Enabling External Authentication for a User
3.3.13.2	Configuring the Server Capacity for External Authentication
3.3.13.3	Password Synchronization
3.4	Planning PATHWORKS Advanced Server Groups
3.4.1	Built-In Groups
3.4.1.1	Operators Groups
3.4.1.2	Administrators Group
3.4.1.3	Domain Admins Group
3.4.1.4	Guests Group
3.4.1.5	Users Group
3.4.2	Special Groups
3.5	Managing PATHWORKS Advanced Server Groups
3.5.1	Setting Up User Groups
3.5.2	Copying Groups
3.5.3	Modifying a Group
3.5.4	Deleting a Group

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