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iSCSI Initiator
To configure a connection to central storage, use Miscellaneous > iSCSI Initiator.
Find more information about configuration of iSCSI with YaST in
Chapter 12,
Mass Storage over IP Networks—iSCSI (page 257).
8.8 AppArmor
Novell AppArmor is designed to provide easy-to-use application security for both
servers and workstations. Novell AppArmor is an access control system that lets you
specify which files each program may read, write, and execute. To enable or disable
Novell AppArmor on your system, use AppArmor Control Panel. Information about
Novell AppArmor and a detailed description of the configuration with YaST are
available in Novell AppArmor Administration Guide (↑Novell AppArmor Administration
Guide).
8.9 Security and Users
A basic aspect of Linux is its multiuser capability. Consequently, several users can
work independently on the same Linux system. Each user has a user account identified
by a login name and a personal password for logging in to the system. All users have
their own home directories where personal files and configurations are stored.
8.9.1 User Management
Create and edit users with Security and Users > User Management. It provides an
overview of users in the system, including NIS, LDAP, Samba, and Kerberos users if
requested. If you are part of an extensive network, click Set Filter to list all users cate-
gorically. You can also customize the filter settings by clicking Customize Filter.
TIP: Applying Configuration Changes without Closing the Module
Whenever you need to make multiple configuration changes and want to avoid
restarting the user and group configuration module for every single one of
these changes, use Write Changes Now to save your changes without exiting
the configuration module.
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