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given access to all volumes in the server. This can be changed by creating a
different default domain user which has been assigned specific domain rights and
changing the “Map Domain Users” choice in Microsoft Networking.
Users & Groups (User Level Security)
Before setting up access rights to each volume, you need to create users and/or
groups. Each user and group can be configured as either local or remote. Using
local means that administration of this user/group is handled by the CD/DVD
Server and that authentication is done internally. Remote means that the user/
group exists on a different server and that authentication requests are sent out to a
predefined remote server to determine if access is granted.
By organizing users into groups access permissions become easier to setup and
manage. Once some users are defined and group memberships are established,
you can assign permissions to groups and individual users for one or more vol-
umes, using the Configure Volume or Configure Virtual Volume page.
Remote Authentication
Each protocol that supports remote authentication has it's own remote server.
This server is either manually entered into the protocol specific configuration page
or is automatically determined during system startup. A given remote authentica-
tion server will only be used in the context in which it was defined. For example, a
user attempting to login using Novell NetWare will not be authenticated against the
Microsoft Networking Primary Domain Controller but might be authenticated
against the NetWare Authentication Server if no local user exists that matches the
supplied username.
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