Novell OPEN ENTERPRISE SERVER 2 SP2 - LAB GUIDE 01-19-2010 Manual page 56

IMPORTANT: There are seven users, each representing a different user type you might need on
your network.
Although the user names are unusual, they should help you track home directory locations and
service access at a glance.
Each name includes "edir" to indicate that eDirectory users have access to the traditional Novell
services highlighted in this guide:
Novell AFP (Macintosh networking)
Novell CIFS (Windows networking)
Novell iFolder
NetStorage
The steps for creating users begin after
Users to Create
Table 3-1
Username
linux1_lum-
edir
linux2_lum-
edir
ncp_edir
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First Last
Home Directory Volume
Name Name
Linux1 Lum-edir
/home
Linux2 Lum-edir /home
Ncp Edir DNSname_HOME_NCP
3-1.
What This User Demonstrates
You manually create this user's
home directory in the server's
directory.
home
If LUM is configured to allow login
or sshd access, this user can
access the OES 2 server as
though it is a local user.
You manually create this user's
home directory in the server's
home directory.
If LUM is configured to allow login
or sshd access, this user can
access the OES 2 server as
though it is a local user.
The difference between this user
and the linux1 user is that its home
directory is not adjusted for
privacy but has the default POSIX
permissions.
This user's home directory is
created by specifying the
HOME_NCP volume at user-
creation time in iManager.
When the instructions in this
section are complete, the user has
access to only the traditional
Novell services: AFP, CIFS,
iFolder, and NetStorage.
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