Index

Symbols

/etc/default/security file, Preventing Users from Logging In

/etc/dfs/dfstab file, Sharing a Local Home Directory, Troubleshooting NFS

/etc/exports file, Exporting versus Sharing

/etc/fstab file, Deciding Which Type of NFS Mount to Use, Standard-Mount a Shared File System Using HP-UX Commands, Troubleshooting NFS, Requisite Entries

/etc/group file, Defining Group Membership, Configuring Anonymous FTP with HP-UX Commands

/etc/hosts file, Troubleshooting NFS, Requisite Entries

/etc/hosts.equiv file, Allowing Access from Remote Systems

/etc/inetd.conf file, Troubleshooting FTP Login

/etc/inittab file, Changing Login Special Characters, Controlling Usage and Processes with Run-Levels

/etc/logingroup file, Defining Group Membership

/etc/mail/aliases file, Mail Alias Files

/etc/nologin file, Preventing Users from Logging In

/etc/passwd file, Create the Root Home Directory, Adding a User with Text-Based HP SMH, Manually Adding a User, Defining Group Membership, Configuring Anonymous FTP with Text-Based HP SMH, Configuring Anonymous FTP with HP-UX Commands

/etc/profile file, Customizing System-Wide and User Login Environments, Customizing System-Wide and User Login Environments

/etc/rc.config.d/mailservs file, Using Site Hiding

/etc/rc.config.d/nfsconf file, Troubleshooting NFS

/etc/resolv.conf file, Troubleshooting NFS, Requisite Entries

/etc/services file, Adding a Remote Printer Using Text-Based HP SMH

/etc/shadow file, Adding a User with Text-Based HP SMH

/etc/shells file, Setting Up /etc/shells

/etc/skel directory, Skeleton Directory

/etc/skel/.cshrc file, Default Files in the Skeleton Directory, Customizing System-Wide and User Login Environments

/etc/skel/.exrc file, Default Files in the Skeleton Directory

/etc/skel/.login file, Default Files in the Skeleton Directory, Customizing System-Wide and User Login Environments

/etc/skel/.profile file, Default Files in the Skeleton Directory, Customizing System-Wide and User Login Environments

/opt/hpnp/admin/jetadmin command, Adding a Network Printer with HP JetDirect, Adding A Network Printer Using Web-Based HP SMH, Adding A Network Printer Using HP-UX Commands

/opt/hpsmh/bin/hpsmh command, Starting the HP SMH Daemon on the Target System

/sbin/init command, Controlling Usage and Processes with Run-Levels

/sbin/mount command, Sharing a Local Home Directory

/sbin/set_parms command, Setting the Time Zone (TZ), Setting System and Network Parameters

/sbin/shutdown command, Controlling Usage and Processes with Run-Levels

/sbin/stty command, Changing Login Special Characters

/usr/bin/cancel command, Removing a Printer Using HP-UX Commands

/usr/bin/chacl command, Setting Access Control Lists

/usr/bin/chgrp command, Setting Ownership for Files

/usr/bin/chmod command, Setting File Access Permissions

/usr/bin/chown command, Manually Adding a User, Setting Ownership for Files

/usr/bin/elm command, Mail User Agents

/usr/bin/getacl command, Setting Access Control Lists

/usr/bin/lpstat command, Adding a Local Printer Using HP-UX Commands, Adding a Remote Printer Using HP-UX Commands, Removing a Printer Using HP-UX Commands, Removing a Printer Class Using HP-UX Commands

/usr/bin/lsacl command, Setting Access Control Lists

/usr/bin/mail command, Mail User Agents

/usr/bin/mkdir command, Manually Adding a User

/usr/bin/newalias command, Mail Alias Files

/usr/bin/passwd command, Manually Adding a User

/usr/bin/setacl command, Setting Access Control Lists

/usr/bin/umask command, Setting File Access Permissions

/usr/bin/uux command, Mail Delivery Agents

/usr/bin/X11/xhost command, Enabling X Window Server Access

/usr/sbin/accept command, Adding a Local Printer Using HP-UX Commands, Adding a Remote Printer Using HP-UX Commands, Creating a Printer Class Using HP-UX Commands

/usr/sbin/automount command, Deciding Which Type of NFS Mount to Use

/usr/sbin/automountd daemon, Deciding Which Type of NFS Mount to Use

/usr/sbin/ch_rc command, Preventing Users from Logging In

/usr/sbin/disable command, Removing a Printer Using HP-UX Commands

/usr/sbin/enable command, Adding a Local Printer Using HP-UX Commands, Adding a Remote Printer Using HP-UX Commands

/usr/sbin/exportfs command, Exporting versus Sharing

/usr/sbin/fsweb command, Starting Text-Based HP SMH

/usr/sbin/getty command, Changing Login Special Characters

/usr/sbin/inetd daemon, Troubleshooting FTP Login

/usr/sbin/kcweb command, Starting Text-Based HP SMH

/usr/sbin/lpadmin command, Adding a Local Printer Using HP-UX Commands, Adding a Remote Printer Using HP-UX Commands, Creating a Printer Class Using HP-UX Commands, Removing a Printer Using HP-UX Commands, Removing a Printer from a Class Using HP-UX Commands, Removing a Printer Class Using HP-UX Commands

/usr/sbin/lpmove command, Removing a Printer Using HP-UX Commands, Removing a Printer Class Using HP-UX Commands

/usr/sbin/lpsched command, Starting and Stopping Spooler Using HP-UX Commands, Adding a Local Printer Using HP-UX Commands, Adding a Remote Printer Using HP-UX Commands, Creating a Printer Class Using HP-UX Commands, Removing a Printer Using HP-UX Commands, Removing a Printer from a Class Using HP-UX Commands, Removing a Printer Class Using HP-UX Commands

/usr/sbin/lpshut command, Starting and Stopping Spooler Using HP-UX Commands

/usr/sbin/mount command, Sharing a Local Home Directory, Standard-Mount a Shared File System Using HP-UX Commands

/usr/sbin/ncweb command, Starting Text-Based HP SMH

/usr/sbin/pdweb command, Starting Text-Based HP SMH

/usr/sbin/reject command, Removing a Printer Using HP-UX Commands, Removing a Printer Class Using HP-UX Commands

/usr/sbin/rlpdaemon command, Adding a Remote Printer Using Text-Based HP SMH

/usr/sbin/secweb command, Starting Text-Based HP SMH

/usr/sbin/sendmail command, Mail Delivery Agents, Configuring a System to Send Electronic Mail, Using Site Hiding

/usr/sbin/setprivgrp command, Defining Group Membership

/usr/sbin/share command, Sharing a Local Home Directory, Exporting versus Sharing

/usr/sbin/shareall command, Troubleshooting NFS

/usr/sbin/smh command, Starting Text-Based HP SMH

/usr/sbin/stty command, Changing Login Special Characters

/usr/sbin/ugweb command, Starting Text-Based HP SMH

/usr/sbin/unshare command, Troubleshooting NFS

/usr/sbin/useradd command, Changing the Skeleton Directory, Using the useradd, usermod, and userdel Commands

/usr/sbin/userdel command, Using the useradd, usermod, and userdel Commands

/usr/sbin/usermod command, Using the useradd, usermod, and userdel Commands

/usr/sbin/vipw command, Create the Root Home Directory, Manually Adding a User

/var/adm/inetd.sec file, Adding a Remote Printer Using Text-Based HP SMH

/var/spool/mqueue file, The Mail Queue

A

access control lists (see ACLs)

account aging

shadow field, Adding a User with Text-Based HP SMH

accounts

aging, Adding a User with Text-Based HP SMH

ACLs

file protection, Setting Access Control Lists
HFS file system, Setting Access Control Lists
JFS file system, Setting Access Control Lists

add a group

HP SMH, text-based, Adding a Group with Text-Based HP SMH

add a user

command, Automating the Process of Adding a User

commands, Manually Adding a User

HP SMH, text-based, Adding a User with Text-Based HP SMH

with a template, Using a Template to Add a User with Text-Based HP SMH

useradd command, Using the useradd, usermod, and userdel Commands

AUTOMOUNT_TIMEOUT environment variable, Deciding Which Type of NFS Mount to Use

C

case studies

user on multiple systems, Adding a User to Several Systems: A Case Study

characters

eof, Changing Login Special Characters
erase, Changing Login Special Characters
intr, Changing Login Special Characters
kill, Changing Login Special Characters
quit, Changing Login Special Characters
start, Changing Login Special Characters
stop, Changing Login Special Characters

CIFS

sharing directories between HP-UX and Windows, HP CIFS

clients

X Window System, Enabling X Window Server Access

commands

accept, Adding a Local Printer Using HP-UX Commands, Adding a Remote Printer Using HP-UX Commands, Creating a Printer Class Using HP-UX Commands

add a user, Automating the Process of Adding a User, Manually Adding a User

adding local printer to spooler, Adding a Local Printer Using HP-UX Commands

adding network printer to spooler, Adding A Network Printer Using HP-UX Commands

adding printer class to spooler, Creating a Printer Class Using HP-UX Commands

adding remote printer to spooler, Adding a Remote Printer Using HP-UX Commands

automount, Deciding Which Type of NFS Mount to Use

cancel, Removing a Printer Using HP-UX Commands

ch_rc, Preventing Users from Logging In

chacl, Setting Access Control Lists

chgrp, Setting Ownership for Files

chmod, Setting File Access Permissions

chown, Manually Adding a User, Setting Ownership for Files

configuring anonymous FTP, Configuring Anonymous FTP with HP-UX Commands

disable, Removing a Printer Using HP-UX Commands

elm, Mail User Agents

enable, Adding a Local Printer Using HP-UX Commands, Adding a Remote Printer Using HP-UX Commands

exportfs, Exporting versus Sharing

fsweb, Starting Text-Based HP SMH

getacl, Setting Access Control Lists

getty, Changing Login Special Characters

hpsmh, Starting the HP SMH Daemon on the Target System

init, Controlling Usage and Processes with Run-Levels

jetadmin, Adding a Network Printer with HP JetDirect, Adding A Network Printer Using Web-Based HP SMH, Adding A Network Printer Using HP-UX Commands

kcweb, Starting Text-Based HP SMH

lpadmin, Adding a Local Printer Using HP-UX Commands, Adding a Remote Printer Using HP-UX Commands, Creating a Printer Class Using HP-UX Commands, Removing a Printer Using HP-UX Commands, Removing a Printer from a Class Using HP-UX Commands, Removing a Printer Class Using HP-UX Commands

lpmove, Removing a Printer Using HP-UX Commands, Removing a Printer Class Using HP-UX Commands

lpsched, Adding a Local Printer Using HP-UX Commands, Adding a Remote Printer Using HP-UX Commands, Creating a Printer Class Using HP-UX Commands, Removing a Printer Using HP-UX Commands, Removing a Printer from a Class Using HP-UX Commands, Removing a Printer Class Using HP-UX Commands

lpshut, Starting and Stopping Spooler Using HP-UX Commands

lpstart, Starting and Stopping Spooler Using HP-UX Commands

lpstat, Adding a Local Printer Using HP-UX Commands, Adding a Remote Printer Using HP-UX Commands, Removing a Printer Using HP-UX Commands, Removing a Printer Class Using HP-UX Commands

lsacl, Setting Access Control Lists

mail, Mail User Agents

mailx, Mail User Agents

mixing with HP SMH, HP-UX Commands

mkdir, Manually Adding a User

mount, Sharing a Local Home Directory, Standard-Mount a Shared File System Using HP-UX Commands

ncweb, Starting Text-Based HP SMH

newalias, Mail Alias Files

NFS client

automount shared file system, Standard-Mount a Shared File System Using HP-UX Commands

NFS server

share directory, Share a Directory Using HP-UX Commands

passwd, Manually Adding a User

pdweb, Starting Text-Based HP SMH

reject, Removing a Printer Using HP-UX Commands, Removing a Printer Class Using HP-UX Commands

removing printer class, Removing a Printer Class Using HP-UX Commands

removing printer from class, Removing a Printer from a Class Using HP-UX Commands

removing printer from spooler, Removing a Printer Using HP-UX Commands

rlpdaemon, Adding a Remote Printer Using Text-Based HP SMH

secweb, Starting Text-Based HP SMH

sendmail, Mail Delivery Agents, Configuring a System to Send Electronic Mail, Using Site Hiding

set_parms, Setting the Time Zone (TZ), Setting System and Network Parameters

setacl, Setting Access Control Lists

setprivgrp, Defining Group Membership

share, Sharing a Local Home Directory, Exporting versus Sharing

shareall, Troubleshooting NFS

shutdown, Controlling Usage and Processes with Run-Levels

smh, Starting Text-Based HP SMH

smh -r, Giving Users Limited Access to Text-Based HP SMH

stty, Changing Login Special Characters

summary, HP-UX Commands

syntax, Command Syntax

ugweb, Starting Text-Based HP SMH

umask, Setting File Access Permissions

unshare, Troubleshooting NFS

useradd, Changing the Skeleton Directory, Using the useradd, usermod, and userdel Commands

userdel, Using the useradd, usermod, and userdel Commands

usermod, Using the useradd, usermod, and userdel Commands

uux, Mail Delivery Agents

versus HP SIM and HP SMH, Using HP SIM and HP SMH versus HP-UX Commands

vipw, Create the Root Home Directory, Manually Adding a User

xhost, Enabling X Window Server Access

comments

passwd field, Adding a User with Text-Based HP SMH

Common Internet File System (see CIFS)

configuration tools, Configuration Tools

conventions

shells, Examples and Shells

cross-system access

user ID, Accessing Multiple Systems

D

daemons

/usr/sbin/inetd, Troubleshooting FTP Login
automountd, Deciding Which Type of NFS Mount to Use

date

problems, Setting the Time and Date
set_parms command, Setting the Time and Date
setting, Setting the Time and Date
setting with set_parms command, The set_parms Keywords

delete a user

HP SMH, text-based, Deleting a User with Text-Based HP SMH
userdel command, Using the useradd, usermod, and userdel Commands

directories

/etc/skel, Skeleton Directory

/homeroot, Configuring Root, Create the Root Home Directory

home, Adding a User with Text-Based HP SMH

local, Local versus Remote Home Directories

remote, Local versus Remote Home Directories

case study, Adding a User to Several Systems: A Case Study

skeleton, Skeleton Directory

DISPLAY environment variable, Starting Text-Based HP SMH

DNS server

setting with set_parms command, The set_parms Keywords

domain name

setting with set_parms command, The set_parms Keywords

Domain Name Service (see DNS)

E

e-mail (see mail)

electronic mail (see mail)

environment variables, Preface

(see also variables)
AUTOMOUNT_TIMEOUT, Deciding Which Type of NFS Mount to Use
DISPLAY, Starting Text-Based HP SMH
NFS_CLIENT, Troubleshooting NFS
NFS_CORE, Troubleshooting NFS
NFS_SERVER, Troubleshooting NFS
SENDMAIL_FREEZE, Using Site Hiding, Central Mail Hub Topography (Receiving E-mail), Gateway Mail Hub Topography (Receiving E-mail), Fully Distributed (Standalone System) Topography
SENDMAIL_SERVER, Using Site Hiding, Central Mail Hub Topography (Receiving E-mail), Gateway Mail Hub Topography (Receiving E-mail), Fully Distributed (Standalone System) Topography
SENDMAIL_SERVER_NAME, Using Site Hiding, Central Mail Hub Topography (Receiving E-mail), Gateway Mail Hub Topography (Receiving E-mail), Fully Distributed (Standalone System) Topography

eof character, Changing Login Special Characters

erase character, Changing Login Special Characters

error recovery

PCI, Configuring PCI Error Recovery

Ethernet cards

assigning IP addresses and masks with HP SMH, web-based, Assigning IP Addresses and Subnet Masks to Additional Cards Using Web-Based HP SMH
configuring LAN, Routing: Configuring the LAN to Reach Other Networks
frequently asked questions, Frequently Asked Questions
gigabit Ethernet, Configuring Optional Jumbo Frames Size for Gigabit Ethernet
installing network driver, Installing or Updating a Networking Driver with swinstall
jumbo frames, Configuring Optional Jumbo Frames Size for Gigabit Ethernet
related information, Related System and Network Administration
routing, Routing: Configuring the LAN to Reach Other Networks
setting speed and duplex, Setting Speed and Duplex Mode of the LAN Card and Link Partner (Switch or Router)
verifying driver in kernel, Verifying that the Networking Driver is in the Kernel
verifying LAN installation, Verifying LAN Installation
verifying speed and duplex, Ensuring Card and Link Partner Speed and Duplex Settings

examples

user on multiple systems, Adding a User to Several Systems: A Case Study

F

file access, Controlling File Access

file protection

ACLs, Setting Access Control Lists

file systems

remote

case study, Adding a User to Several Systems: A Case Study
mounting, Adding a User to Several Systems: A Case Study
sharing, Adding a User to Several Systems: A Case Study

File Transfer Protocol (see FTP)

files

$HOME/.cshrc, Customizing System-Wide and User Login Environments, Customizing System-Wide and User Login Environments

$HOME/.forward, Suggested Files for the Skeleton Directory

$HOME/.kshrc, Suggested Files for the Skeleton Directory

$HOME/.login, Customizing System-Wide and User Login Environments, Customizing System-Wide and User Login Environments

$HOME/.profile, Customizing System-Wide and User Login Environments, Customizing System-Wide and User Login Environments

$HOME/.rhosts, Suggested Files for the Skeleton Directory

example, $HOME/.rhosts File

/dev/ttyconf, Changing Login Special Characters

/etc/csh.login, Customizing System-Wide and User Login Environments, Customizing System-Wide and User Login Environments

/etc/default/autofs, Deciding Which Type of NFS Mount to Use

/etc/default/security, Preventing Users from Logging In

/etc/dfs/dfstab, Sharing a Local Home Directory, Exporting versus Sharing, Troubleshooting NFS

/etc/exports, Exporting versus Sharing

/etc/fstab, Deciding Which Type of NFS Mount to Use, Standard-Mount a Shared File System Using HP-UX Commands, Troubleshooting NFS, Requisite Entries

/etc/group, Defining Group Membership, Configuring Anonymous FTP with HP-UX Commands

/etc/hosts, Troubleshooting NFS, Requisite Entries

/etc/hosts.equiv, Allowing Access from Remote Systems

/etc/inetd.conf, Troubleshooting FTP Login

/etc/inittab, Changing Login Special Characters, Controlling Usage and Processes with Run-Levels

/etc/logingroup, Defining Group Membership

/etc/mail/aliases, Mail Alias Files

/etc/nologin, Preventing Users from Logging In

/etc/passwd, Create the Root Home Directory, Adding a User with Text-Based HP SMH, Manually Adding a User, Defining Group Membership, Configuring Anonymous FTP with Text-Based HP SMH, Configuring Anonymous FTP with HP-UX Commands

/etc/profile, Customizing System-Wide and User Login Environments, Customizing System-Wide and User Login Environments

/etc/rc.config.d/mailservs, Using Site Hiding

/etc/rc.config.d/nfsconf, Troubleshooting NFS

/etc/resolv.conf, Troubleshooting NFS, Requisite Entries

/etc/services, Adding a Remote Printer Using Text-Based HP SMH

/etc/shadow, Adding a User with Text-Based HP SMH

/etc/shells, Setting Up /etc/shells

/etc/skel/.cshrc, Default Files in the Skeleton Directory, Customizing System-Wide and User Login Environments

/etc/skel/.exrc, Default Files in the Skeleton Directory

/etc/skel/.login, Default Files in the Skeleton Directory, Customizing System-Wide and User Login Environments

/etc/skel/.profile, Default Files in the Skeleton Directory, Customizing System-Wide and User Login Environments

/var/adm/inetd.sec, Adding a Remote Printer Using Text-Based HP SMH

/var/spool/mqueue, The Mail Queue

access permissions, Setting File Access Permissions

ownership, Setting Ownership for Files

format

functions, Function Synopsis and Syntax

FTP

anonymous

/etc/group file, Configuring Anonymous FTP with HP-UX Commands
/etc/passwd file, Configuring Anonymous FTP with Text-Based HP SMH, Configuring Anonymous FTP with HP-UX Commands
access for users without logins, Configuring Anonymous FTP
configuring with commands, Configuring Anonymous FTP with HP-UX Commands
configuring with HP SMH, text-based, Configuring Anonymous FTP with Text-Based HP SMH

copy files between systems, Configuring File Transfer Protocol (FTP)

login

/etc/inetd.conf file, Troubleshooting FTP Login
/etc/shells file, Setting Up /etc/shells
/usr/sbin/inetd daemon, Troubleshooting FTP Login
configuring, Configuring HP-UX Systems for File Transfer, FTP (File Transfer Protocol)
configuring with Windows, FTP (File Transfer Protocol)
connecting from HP-UX to Windows, Establishing an FTP Connection from HP-UX to a PC
connecting from Windows to HP-UX, Establishing an FTP Connection from a PC to HP-UX
getting file to HP-UX from Windows, On the HP-UX System: Retrieving a File from the PC
getting file to Windows from HP-UX, On the PC: Retrieving a File from the HP-UX System
getusershell() function, Setting Up /etc/shells
sending file from HP-UX to Windows, On the HP-UX System: Sending a File to the PC
sending file to HP-UX from Windows, On the PC: Sending a File to the HP-UX System
test with HP SMH, text-based, Troubleshooting FTP Login
test with HP SMH, web-based, Troubleshooting FTP Login
troubleshooting, Troubleshooting FTP Login

functions

definition format, Function Synopsis and Syntax
getusershell(), Setting Up /etc/shells
syntax, Function Synopsis and Syntax
usage format, Function Synopsis and Syntax

G

gateway

setting with set_parms command, The set_parms Keywords

gecos

passwd field, Adding a User with Text-Based HP SMH

General Electric Comprehensive Operating Supervisor, Adding a User with Text-Based HP SMH

getusershell() function, Setting Up /etc/shells

groups

add

HP SMH, text-based, Adding a Group with Text-Based HP SMH

primary, Adding a User with Text-Based HP SMH, Defining Group Membership

secondary, Defining Group Membership

special privileges, Defining Group Membership

H

HFS file system

ACLs, Setting Access Control Lists

home directory

creating, Adding a User with Text-Based HP SMH

local, Local versus Remote Home Directories

mounting, Sharing a Local Home Directory

passwd field, Adding a User with Text-Based HP SMH

remote, Local versus Remote Home Directories

case study, Adding a User to Several Systems: A Case Study

sharing, Sharing a Local Home Directory

home phone

passwd field, Adding a User with Text-Based HP SMH

host name

setting with set_parms command, The set_parms Keywords

HP Serviceguard

PCI error recovery, Configuring PCI Error Recovery

HP SIM

summary, HP Systems Insight Manager
versus HP-UX commands, Using HP SIM and HP SMH versus HP-UX Commands

HP SMH

users and groups, Configuring Users and Groups with HP SMH
versus HP-UX commands, Using HP SIM and HP SMH versus HP-UX Commands

HP SMH, text-based

add a group, Adding a Group with Text-Based HP SMH

add a user, Adding a User with Text-Based HP SMH

with a template, Using a Template to Add a User with Text-Based HP SMH

adding local printer to spooler, Adding a Local Printer Using HP SMH

adding remote printer to spooler, Adding a Remote Printer Using Text-Based HP SMH

configuring anonymous FTP, Configuring Anonymous FTP with Text-Based HP SMH

create user template, Making User Templates with Text-Based HP SMH

delete a user, Deleting a User with Text-Based HP SMH

functional areas, HP-UX System Management Homepage (Text-Based)

modify a user, Modifying a User with Text-Based HP SMH

modules, Starting Text-Based HP SMH

NFS client

automount shared file system, Automount a Shared File System Using Text-Based HP SMH
enable or disable, Enable or Disable the NFS Client with Text-Based HP SMH
standard-mount shared file system, Standard-Mount a Shared File System Using Text-Based HP SMH

NFS server

enable or disable, Enable or Disable the NFS Server with Text-Based HP SMH
share directory, Share a Directory Using Text-Based HP SMH

restricted access, Giving Users Limited Access to Text-Based HP SMH

starting, Starting Text-Based HP SMH

summary, HP-UX System Management Homepage (Text-Based)

test FTP login, Troubleshooting FTP Login

X Window, Starting Text-Based HP SMH

HP SMH, web-based

adding network printer to spooler, Adding A Network Printer Using Web-Based HP SMH

daemon

target system, Starting the HP SMH Daemon on the Target System

Ethernet cards

assigning IP addresses and masks, Assigning IP Addresses and Subnet Masks to Additional Cards Using Web-Based HP SMH

functional areas, HP-UX System Management Homepage (Web-Based)

managing kernel, Managing Kernel Modules with HP SMH

starting, Starting an HP SMH Web Client

summary, HP-UX System Management Homepage (Web-Based)

test FTP login, Troubleshooting FTP Login

web client, Starting an HP SMH Web Client

HP Systems Insight Manager (see HP SIM)

HP-UX

operating system version, HP-UX 11i Release Names and Operating System Version Identifiers, Determining Your System Version
release name, HP-UX 11i Release Names and Operating System Version Identifiers

HP-UX commands (see commands)

HP-UX release information, Finding HP-UX Information

HP-UX System Management Homepage (see HP SMH)

I

intr character, Changing Login Special Characters

IP address

setting with set_parms command, The set_parms Keywords

J

JFS file system

ACLs, Setting Access Control Lists

K

kernel

automatic backup, The Automatic Backup Configuration

booting in fail-safe mode, Booting in Fail-Safe Mode

booting saved configuration, Booting a Saved Configuration

configuration command overview, Overview of Kernel Configuration Commands

configuration commands

common behavior, Common Behavior for Kernel Configuration Commands

configuration example, Kernel Configuration Example

configuration features, Kernel Configuration Features

configuration log file, The Kernel Configuration Log File

configuration purpose, What Is a Kernel Configuration?

configuration with HP SMH, Overview of HP SMH for Kernel Configuration

error recovery, Recovering from Errors

error recovery guidelines, Guidelines for Recovering from Errors

kcmodule command, Managing Kernel Modules with kcmodule

managing configurations with system files, Managing Configurations with System Files

managing running configuration with kconfig command, Managing the Running Configuration Using kconfig

managing saved configuration with kconfig command, Managing Saved Configurations with kconfig

managing with HP SMH, Managing Kernel Modules with HP SMH

modifying tunables at boot time, Modifying Tunable Values at Boot Time

monitoring alarms

activate, deactivate, remove, Activate, Deactivate, or Remove an Alarm

monitoring alarms with HP SMH, web-based, Monitoring Kernel Resource Usage

monitoring resource usage with HP SMH, web-based, Monitoring Kernel Resource Usage

other configuration operations, Other Kernel Configuration Operations

parsable command output, Parsing Command Output

quick reference tables, Kernel Configuration Quick Reference Tables

transition from previous HP-UX releases, Transition from Previous HP-UX Releases

uses for system files, Uses for System Files

using and modifying saved configuration with kconfig command, Using and Modifying Saved Configurations

kernel tunables

managing with HP SMH, web-based, Managing Kernel Tunable Parameters with HP SMH
managing with kctune command, Managing Kernel Tunable Parameters with kctune
pci_eh_enable, Controlling PCI Error Recovery
pci_error_tolerance_time, Controlling PCI Error Recovery

kill character, Changing Login Special Characters

L

line printer (see printers)

line printer spooler (see spooler)

location

passwd field, Adding a User with Text-Based HP SMH

login environments

$HOME/.cshrc, Customizing System-Wide and User Login Environments
$HOME/.login, Customizing System-Wide and User Login Environments
$HOME/.profile, Customizing System-Wide and User Login Environments
/etc/csh.login, Customizing System-Wide and User Login Environments
/etc/profile, Customizing System-Wide and User Login Environments
/etc/skel/.cshrc, Customizing System-Wide and User Login Environments
/etc/skel/.login, Customizing System-Wide and User Login Environments
/etc/skel/.profile, Customizing System-Wide and User Login Environments
customizing, Customizing System-Wide and User Login Environments
system-wide and user, Customizing System-Wide and User Login Environments

login files

$HOME/.rhosts, Suggested Files for the Skeleton Directory

login name

passwd field, Adding a User with Text-Based HP SMH
shadow field, Adding a User with Text-Based HP SMH

login shell

passwd field, Adding a User with Text-Based HP SMH

login special characters, Changing Login Special Characters

LP spooler (see spooler)

M

mail

/etc/rc.config.d/mailservs file, Using Site Hiding

/usr/sbin/sendmail command, Configuring a System to Send Electronic Mail, Using Site Hiding

/var/spool/mqueue file, The Mail Queue

alias files, Mail Alias Files

aliases file, Mail Alias Files
newalias command, Mail Alias Files

components, Components of an Electronic Mail System

configure system to receive, Configuring a System to Receive Electronic Mail

configuring system to send, Configuring a System to Send Electronic Mail

delivery agents, Mail Delivery Agents

sendmail command, Mail Delivery Agents
uux command, Mail Delivery Agents

MIME applications, MIME Applications

audio, MIME Applications
graphics, MIME Applications
video, MIME Applications

queue, The Mail Queue

Reply-To\: header, Using Site Hiding

SENDMAIL_FREEZE environment variable, Using Site Hiding, Central Mail Hub Topography (Receiving E-mail), Gateway Mail Hub Topography (Receiving E-mail), Fully Distributed (Standalone System) Topography

SENDMAIL_SERVER environment variable, Using Site Hiding, Central Mail Hub Topography (Receiving E-mail), Gateway Mail Hub Topography (Receiving E-mail), Fully Distributed (Standalone System) Topography

SENDMAIL_SERVER_NAME environment variable, Using Site Hiding, Central Mail Hub Topography (Receiving E-mail), Gateway Mail Hub Topography (Receiving E-mail), Fully Distributed (Standalone System) Topography

TCP/IP addresses, Mail Delivery Agents

topography

central hub, Central Mail Hub, Central Mail Hub Topography (Receiving E-mail)
choosing, Selecting a Topography
fully distributed, Fully Distributed, Fully Distributed (Standalone System) Topography
gateway hub, Gateway Mail Hub, Gateway Mail Hub Topography (Receiving E-mail)
network, Networking Topographies
standalone system, Fully Distributed (Standalone System) Topography

user agents, Mail User Agents

elm command, Mail User Agents
mail command, Mail User Agents
mailx command, Mail User Agents
MIME applications, Mail User Agents

UUCP addresses, Mail Delivery Agents

mail files

$HOME/.forward, Suggested Files for the Skeleton Directory

maintenance

blocking nonsuperusers, Preventing Users from Logging In

modify a user

HP SMH, text-based, Modifying a User with Text-Based HP SMH
usermod command, Using the useradd, usermod, and userdel Commands

mounting

file systems, Adding a User to Several Systems: A Case Study

multisystem access

user ID, Accessing Multiple Systems

multiuser mode, Controlling Usage and Processes with Run-Levels

N

Network File System (see NFS)

network gateway

setting with set_parms command, The set_parms Keywords

network parameters

setting, Setting System and Network Parameters

networking, Configuring Networking

NFS

/etc/dfs/dfstab file, Exporting versus Sharing

/usr/sbin/share command, Exporting versus Sharing

client

enable or disable, Enabling and Disabling the NFS Server and Client
enable or disable with HP SMH, text-based, Enable or Disable the NFS Client with Text-Based HP SMH

clients, Configuring the Network File System (NFS)

configuring, Configuring the Network File System (NFS)

exporting vs sharing, Exporting versus Sharing

server

enable or disable, Enabling and Disabling the NFS Server and Client
enable or disable with HP SMH, text-based, Enable or Disable the NFS Server with Text-Based HP SMH
share HP-UX directory, Sharing an HP-UX Directory

servers, Configuring the Network File System (NFS)

sharing, Exporting versus Sharing

NFS client

/etc/fstab file, Standard-Mount a Shared File System Using HP-UX Commands, Troubleshooting NFS, Requisite Entries

/etc/hosts file, Troubleshooting NFS, Requisite Entries

/etc/rc.config.d/nfsconf file, Troubleshooting NFS

/etc/resolv.conf file, Troubleshooting NFS

/usr/sbin/mount command, Standard-Mount a Shared File System Using HP-UX Commands

automount shared file system

with commands, Standard-Mount a Shared File System Using HP-UX Commands
with HP SMH, text-based, Automount a Shared File System Using Text-Based HP SMH

choosing automount mount, Mounting a Shared File System (HP-UX to HP-UX), Deciding Which Type of NFS Mount to Use

choosing standard mount, Mounting a Shared File System (HP-UX to HP-UX), Deciding Which Type of NFS Mount to Use

directory naming, Mounting a Shared File System (HP-UX to HP-UX)

mount shared directory, Mounting a Shared File System (HP-UX to HP-UX)

NFS_CLIENT environment variable, Troubleshooting NFS

recovery after power failure, Recovering Network Services after a Power Failure

required entries, Requisite Entries

shared directory is renamed, Moving or Reusing a Shared Directory

standard-mount shared file system

with HP SMH, text-based, Standard-Mount a Shared File System Using Text-Based HP SMH

troubleshooting, Troubleshooting NFS

NFS server

/etc/dfs/dfstab file, Troubleshooting NFS

/etc/rc.config.d/nfsconf file, Troubleshooting NFS

/usr/sbin/shareall command, Troubleshooting NFS

/usr/sbin/unshare command, Troubleshooting NFS

NFS_CORE environment variable, Troubleshooting NFS

NFS_SERVER environment variable, Troubleshooting NFS

recovery after power failure, Recovering Network Services after a Power Failure

renaming shared directory, Moving or Reusing a Shared Directory

share directory

with commands, Share a Directory Using HP-UX Commands
with HP SMH, text-based, Share a Directory Using Text-Based HP SMH

troubleshooting, Troubleshooting NFS

NFS_CLIENT environment variable, Troubleshooting NFS

NFS_CORE environment variable, Troubleshooting NFS

NFS_SERVER environment variable, Troubleshooting NFS

NIS server

setting with set_parms command, The set_parms Keywords

NOLOGIN variable, Preventing Users from Logging In

O

operating system version, HP-UX 11i Release Names and Operating System Version Identifiers, Determining Your System Version

ownership

file, Setting Ownership for Files

P

passwd

comments field, Adding a User with Text-Based HP SMH
creating entry, Adding a User with Text-Based HP SMH
gecos field, Adding a User with Text-Based HP SMH
home directory field, Adding a User with Text-Based HP SMH
home phone field, Adding a User with Text-Based HP SMH
location field, Adding a User with Text-Based HP SMH
login name field, Adding a User with Text-Based HP SMH
login shell field, Adding a User with Text-Based HP SMH
password aging field, Adding a User with Text-Based HP SMH
password field, Adding a User with Text-Based HP SMH
phone field, Adding a User with Text-Based HP SMH
primary group field, Adding a User with Text-Based HP SMH
real name field, Adding a User with Text-Based HP SMH
user ID field, Adding a User with Text-Based HP SMH

password aging

passwd field, Adding a User with Text-Based HP SMH
shadow field, Adding a User with Text-Based HP SMH

password entry

creating, Adding a User with Text-Based HP SMH

passwords

aging, Adding a User with Text-Based HP SMH
passwd field, Adding a User with Text-Based HP SMH
restrictions, Adding a User with Text-Based HP SMH
setting, Adding a User with Text-Based HP SMH
shadow field, Adding a User with Text-Based HP SMH

PCI error recovery, Configuring PCI Error Recovery

documentation, PCI Error Recovery Documentation
HP Serviceguard, Configuring PCI Error Recovery
pci_eh_enable kernel tunable, Controlling PCI Error Recovery
pci_error_tolerance_time kernel tunable, Controlling PCI Error Recovery

pci_eh_enable kernel tunables, Controlling PCI Error Recovery

pci_error_tolerance_time kernel tunable, Controlling PCI Error Recovery

peripherals, Configuring Peripherals

PCI OL*, Configuring Peripherals

permissions

file access, Setting File Access Permissions

phone

passwd field, Adding a User with Text-Based HP SMH

plotters (see printers)

power failure recovery, Recovering Network Services after a Power Failure

preloaded system

starting, Starting A Preloaded System

primary group

passwd field, Adding a User with Text-Based HP SMH

printers

adding class to spooler, Creating a Printer Class

adding local printer to spooler, Adding a Local Printer to the LP Spooler

with commands, Adding a Local Printer Using HP-UX Commands
with HP SMH, text-based, Adding a Local Printer Using HP SMH

adding local printer to system, Adding a Local Printer to the LP Spooler

adding network printer to spooler, Adding a Network Printer with HP JetDirect

with commands, Adding A Network Printer Using HP-UX Commands
with HP SMH, web-based, Adding A Network Printer Using Web-Based HP SMH

adding printer class to spooler

with commands, Creating a Printer Class Using HP-UX Commands

adding remote printer to spooler, Adding a Remote Printer to the LP Spooler

with commands, Adding a Remote Printer Using HP-UX Commands
with HP SMH, text-based, Adding a Remote Printer Using Text-Based HP SMH

default destination, Adding a Remote Printer Using Text-Based HP SMH

LDAP, Configuring Printers

removing printer class, Removing a Printer Class

with commands, Removing a Printer Class Using HP-UX Commands

removing printer from class, Removing a Printer from a Printer Class

with commands, Removing a Printer from a Class Using HP-UX Commands

removing printer from spooler, Removing a Printer from the LP Spooler

with commands, Removing a Printer Using HP-UX Commands
with HP SMH, web-based, Removing a Printer Using Web-Based HP SMH

summary, Configuring Printers

privileges

groups, Defining Group Membership

publication history, Publication History

Q

quit character, Changing Login Special Characters

R

real name

passwd field, Adding a User with Text-Based HP SMH

recovery after power failure, Recovering Network Services after a Power Failure

release information, Finding HP-UX Information

release name, HP-UX 11i Release Names and Operating System Version Identifiers

remote access, Accessing Multiple Systems, Configuring HP-UX Systems for Terminal Emulation, Other Terminal Emulators

sharing directories, Sharing Remote Work Directories, Local versus Remote Home Directories

Telnet, Telnet

from HP-UX to Windows, Using Telnet to Log in to a PC from an HP-UX System
from Windows to HP-UX, Using Telnet to Log in to an HP-UX System from a PC

remote system access, Allowing Access from Remote Systems

restricted access

HP SMH, text-based

nonsuperusers, Giving Users Limited Access to Text-Based HP SMH

revision history, Publication History

root

configuring, Configuring Root

home directory, Configuring Root, Create the Root Home Directory

permissions, Create the Root Home Directory

passwd file, Create the Root Home Directory

password

setting with set_parms command, The set_parms Keywords

private files, Create the Root Home Directory

run levels, Controlling Usage and Processes with Run-Levels

S

security attributes

system default, Configuring System Default Security Attributes
users, Configuring User Security Attributes

servers

X Window System, Enabling X Window Server Access

shadow

login name field, Adding a User with Text-Based HP SMH
password aging field, Adding a User with Text-Based HP SMH
password field, Adding a User with Text-Based HP SMH

sharing

file systems, Adding a User to Several Systems: A Case Study

shells

conventions, Examples and Shells
login, Adding a User with Text-Based HP SMH
POSIX, Examples and Shells

single-user mode, Controlling Usage and Processes with Run-Levels

skeleton directory, Skeleton Directory

changing with useradd command, Changing the Skeleton Directory
copying, Adding a User with Text-Based HP SMH

SMB

sharing directories between HP-UX and Windows, HP CIFS

SMH (see HP SMH)

special characters

login, Changing Login Special Characters

spooler

adding local printer, Adding a Local Printer to the LP Spooler

with commands, Adding a Local Printer Using HP-UX Commands
with HP SMH, text-based, Adding a Local Printer Using HP SMH

adding network printer, Adding a Network Printer with HP JetDirect, Adding A Network Printer Using HP-UX Commands

with commands, Adding A Network Printer Using HP-UX Commands
with HP SMH, web-based, Adding A Network Printer Using Web-Based HP SMH

adding printer class, Creating a Printer Class

with commands, Creating a Printer Class Using HP-UX Commands

adding remote printer, Adding a Remote Printer to the LP Spooler

with commands, Adding a Remote Printer Using HP-UX Commands
with HP SMH, text-based, Adding a Remote Printer Using Text-Based HP SMH

removing printer, Removing a Printer from the LP Spooler

with commands, Removing a Printer Using HP-UX Commands
with HP SMH, web-based, Removing a Printer Using Web-Based HP SMH

removing printer class, Removing a Printer Class

with commands, Removing a Printer Class Using HP-UX Commands

removing printer from class, Removing a Printer from a Printer Class

with commands, Removing a Printer from a Class Using HP-UX Commands

starting, Starting and Stopping the LP Spooler

commands, Starting and Stopping Spooler Using HP-UX Commands
HP SMH, text-based, Starting and Stopping Spooler Using Text-Based HP SMH

stopping, Starting and Stopping the LP Spooler

commands, Starting and Stopping Spooler Using HP-UX Commands
HP SMH, text-based, Starting and Stopping Spooler Using Text-Based HP SMH

start character, Changing Login Special Characters

startup files

$HOME/.kshrc, Suggested Files for the Skeleton Directory
/etc/skel/.cshrc, Default Files in the Skeleton Directory
/etc/skel/.exrc, Default Files in the Skeleton Directory
/etc/skel/.login, Default Files in the Skeleton Directory
/etc/skel/.profile, Default Files in the Skeleton Directory

stop character, Changing Login Special Characters

subnetwork mask

setting with set_parms command, The set_parms Keywords

superuser

shell, Examples and Shells

syntax

commands, Command Syntax
functions, Function Synopsis and Syntax

system clock

problems, Potential Problems When Changing the System Clock
setting, Setting the System Clock

system default security attributes, Configuring System Default Security Attributes

System Management Homepage (see HP SMH)

system parameters, Configuring System Parameters

setting, Setting System and Network Parameters

system-wide login environment, Customizing System-Wide and User Login Environments

systems

remote access, Allowing Access from Remote Systems

Systems Insight Manager (see HP SIM)

T

template

HP SMH, text-based

create user, Making User Templates with Text-Based HP SMH

terminal emulation, Configuring HP-UX Systems for Terminal Emulation, Other Terminal Emulators

terminal special characters, Changing Login Special Characters

terminals

configuring non-HP, Configuring Non-HP Terminals
garbled display, Other Terminal Problems
troubleshooting, Troubleshooting Terminals
unresponsive, Unresponsive Terminals

time

problems, Setting the Time and Date
set_parms command, Setting the Time and Date
setting, Setting the Time and Date
setting with set_parms command, The set_parms Keywords

time zone

set_parms command, Setting the Time Zone (TZ)
setting, Setting the Time Zone (TZ)
setting with set_parms command, The set_parms Keywords

troubleshooting

NFS server and client, Troubleshooting NFS

typographic conventions, Typographic Conventions

U

unset shell command, Starting Text-Based HP SMH

user IDs

multiple systems, Accessing Multiple Systems

case study, Adding a User to Several Systems: A Case Study

passwd field, Adding a User with Text-Based HP SMH

user login environment, Customizing System-Wide and User Login Environments

user template

HP SMH, text-based

create, Making User Templates with Text-Based HP SMH

useradd command

add a user, Using the useradd, usermod, and userdel Commands
changing skeleton directory, Changing the Skeleton Directory

userdel command

delete a user, Using the useradd, usermod, and userdel Commands

usermod command

modify a user, Using the useradd, usermod, and userdel Commands

users

account

aging, Adding a User with Text-Based HP SMH

add

command, Automating the Process of Adding a User
commands, Manually Adding a User
HP SMH, text-based, Adding a User with Text-Based HP SMH
useradd command, Using the useradd, usermod, and userdel Commands

comments, Adding a User with Text-Based HP SMH

delete

HP SMH, text-based, Deleting a User with Text-Based HP SMH
userdel command, Using the useradd, usermod, and userdel Commands

home directory, Adding a User with Text-Based HP SMH

home phone, Adding a User with Text-Based HP SMH

location, Adding a User with Text-Based HP SMH

login name, Adding a User with Text-Based HP SMH

login shell, Adding a User with Text-Based HP SMH

modify

HP SMH, text-based, Modifying a User with Text-Based HP SMH
usermodify command, Using the useradd, usermod, and userdel Commands

password

aging, Adding a User with Text-Based HP SMH
restrictions, Adding a User with Text-Based HP SMH

phone, Adding a User with Text-Based HP SMH

primary group, Adding a User with Text-Based HP SMH

real name, Adding a User with Text-Based HP SMH

security attributes, Configuring User Security Attributes

user ID, Adding a User with Text-Based HP SMH

V

variables, Preface

(see also environment variables)
NOLOGIN, Preventing Users from Logging In

W

Windows

adding Windows system to HP-UX workgroup, Interfacing with Microsoft Windows Systems

hardware connections, Hardware Connections

rlogin, Other Terminal Emulators

sharing directories between HP-UX and Windows, Sharing Directories between HP-UX and MS Windows

sharing directories with CIFS (SMB), HP CIFS

Telnet

from HP-UX to Windows, Using Telnet to Log in to a PC from an HP-UX System
from Windows to HP-UX, Using Telnet to Log in to an HP-UX System from a PC

X

X Window System, Using the X Window System

HP-UX client system, Setup for an HP-UX Local System
non-HP-UX client system, Setup for a Non-HP-UX Client System
server access, Enabling X Window Server Access

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