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Viewing Local Users, Local Users.

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Viewing Local Users To view the list of existing users, select Cluster Management → Authentication → Local Users, the Local User page displays the list of existing users. Adding Local Users 1. Select Cluster Management → Authentication → Local Users. The Local Users page is displayed. 2. Click Add. The Add User page is displayed. By default, the General tab of the Add User page is displayed. 3. In User name, enter the local user's name. 4. In Password, enter the password (consisting of at least 6 characters) to assign to the local user. 5. In Retype password, enter the same password that you entered in the Password field. 6. In User ID, enter a unique UNIX UID or use the default ID provided by the system. 7. In Primary group, either: - Enter the name of the primary group for the local user. - Click the browse button to browse to the list of primary groups. - Use the default group provided by the system. 8. In Additional groups, either enter the name of another group to which the local user belongs or click the browse button to browse to the list of groups (optional). NOTE: You can add more than one group. 9. Select the Advanced tab for additional and optional fields. 10. In Real name, enter the real name of the user. 11. In Remarks, enter comments about the user (optional). 12. Click Save Changes. Modifying Local Users 1. Select Cluster Management → Authentication → Local Users. The Local User page displays a list of existing local users. 2. From the list of existing users, under User Name, click the appropriate User Name. The Edit User page is displayed. By default the General tab is selected. NOTE: You can only change the group information for the selected user in the General tab. 3. In Primary group, either: - Enter the name of the primary group for the local user - Click the Browse button to browse to the list of primary groups. - Use the default group provided by the system. 4. In Additional groups, either enter the name of another group to which the local user belongs or click the Browse button to browse to select from the list of groups (optional). 5. Select the Advanced tab for additional and optional fields. 6. In Real name, enter the real name of the user. 57

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Viewing Local Users
To view the list of existing users, select
Cluster Management
→
Authentication
→
Local Users
, the
Local User
page
displays the list of existing users.
Adding Local Users
1.
Select
Cluster Management
→
Authentication
→
Local Users.
The
Local Users
page is displayed.
2.
Click
Add.
The
Add User
page is displayed. By default, the
General
tab of the
Add User
page is displayed.
3.
In
User name
, enter the local user's name.
4.
In
Password
, enter the password (consisting of at least 6 characters) to assign to the local user.
5.
In
Retype password
, enter the same password that you entered in the
Password
field.
6.
In
User ID
, enter a unique UNIX UID or use the default ID provided by the system.
7.
In
Primary group
, either:
–
Enter the name of the primary group for the local user.
–
Click the browse button to browse to the list of primary groups.
–
Use the default group provided by the system.
8.
In
Additional groups
, either enter the name of another group to which the local user belongs or click the browse
button to browse to the list of groups (optional).
NOTE:
You can add more than one group.
9.
Select the
Advanced
tab for additional and optional fields.
10.
In
Real name
, enter the real name of the user.
11.
In
Remarks
, enter comments about the user (optional).
12.
Click
Save Changes.
Modifying Local Users
1.
Select
Cluster Management
→
Authentication
→
Local Users.
The
Local User
page displays a list of existing local users.
2.
From the list of existing users, under
User Name,
click the appropriate
User Name
.
The
Edit User
page is displayed. By default the
General
tab is selected.
NOTE:
You can only change the group information for the selected user in the
General
tab.
3.
In
Primary group
, either:
–
Enter the name of the primary group for the local user
–
Click the
Browse
button to browse to the list of primary groups.
–
Use the default group provided by the system.
4.
In
Additional groups
, either enter the name of another group to which the local user belongs or click the
Browse
button to browse to select from the list of groups (optional).
5.
Select the
Advanced
tab for additional and optional fields.
6.
In
Real name
, enter the real name of the user.
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