Advanced Server for OpenVMS
Concepts and Planning Guide

A
ADMINISTER command line interface #1
ADMINISTER command line interface #2
Advanced Server
desktop interoperability
down-level interoperability
Event Viewer tool
introduction to
license management
management interfaces
monitoring and tracking network activity
network browsing services
network file and printer sharing
OpenVMS system integration
overview
platform and application independence
printing features
remote network management
security
server configuration
transports and protocols
troubleshooting
upgrading V4 and V5 servers
user environment management
See logon scripts
Advanced Server for DIGITAL UNIX servers
domain controller considerations
Allowing guest access
Allowing users access
from other domains
to LAN Manager servers
Assigning permissions and rights
Auditing
categories of events, table of
directories
security, tracking
types of directory and files, table of
user actions
Authentication
pass-through
Autoshares
B
Backup domain controller
defined
Browsing domains
Built-in global groups #1
Built-in global groups #2
categories of
table of
using
Built-in local groups
Account Operators
Administrators
Backup Operators
defined
Guests
Print Operators
Built-in local groups
rights and abilities, table
Built-in local groups
Server Operators
table of
Users
using
Built-in user accounts
administrator
guest
C
Complete trust model
advantages and disadvantages, table of
description
example of domain configuration
example of network security configuration
D
Directories
auditing
connecting to shared
home directories, description
overview
ownership
permissions, setting
sharing
Discretionary access control
Domain controller
Advanced Server
Domain controller
Advanced Server
Advanced Server for DIGITAL UNIX
backup
LAN Manager V2.x servers
primary
Windows NT Server #1
Windows NT Server #2
Domains
complete trust model
description
figure of
master domain model
multiple master domain model #1
multiple master domain model #2
operator groups, setting up
security overview
single domain model
Windows 95 and Windows 98, running with
Windows for Workgroups, running with
Windows, MS-DOS, OS/2, running with #1
Windows, MS-DOS, OS/2, running with #2
Windows NT computers, running with
worksheet
Drive letters, assigning
F
File ownership
File sharing
access, controlling #1
access, controlling #2
auditing
connecting to shared resources
permissions, setting
with MS-DOS users
with network users
with network users
G
Global groups
built-in
defined
differences between global and local
figure of
purpose, table of
Groups
Account Operators
Administrators
assigning permissions and rights
Backup Operators
built-in global, defined
built-in local
built-in local, defined
contents of local and global, table of
defined
Domain Admins
Domain Guests
Domain Users
Guest
limit in LAN Manager
local group, defined
Print Operators
Server Operators
server-specific
worksheet
Guest account
defined
Guest account
enabling
H
Home directory
L
LAN Manager V2.x servers
as a domain controller
LAN Manager V2.x servers
interoperability with
LANMAN.INI file
Licenses, managing
Licensing access to Advanced Server
Local groups
built-in
defined #1
defined #2
differences between global and local
figure of
purpose, table of
user rights
Local groups
using
Logging on
as system administrator
at MS-DOS computers
at OS/2 computers
at Windows 95 or Windows 98 computers
at Windows computers
authentication
Logon scripts
defined
M
Managing print jobs
Master domain model
advantages and disadvantages
description
Master domain model
example of domain configuration
example of network security configuration
MS-DOS computers
domain
file sharing considerations
Multiple domain networks
Multiple master domain model
advantages and disadvantages
description
example of domain configuration
example of network security configuration