Novell IFOLDER 3 - ADMINISTRATION, Руководство пользователя

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10.5 Enabling and Disabling iFolder User
Accounts
Disabling a user’s account temporarily, as opposed to deleting the user account, turns off the ability
of that user to log in to the iFolder server. The user remains a valid iFolder user, can be shared with,
and his or her iFolders are not orphans. The user cannot log in and, therefore, cannot synchronize
(up or down) any data until the account is again enabled.
1 In iManager Roles and Tasks, expand the Novell iFolder 3 role, then select Enable/Disable
Users Account .
2 Search for the user whose account you want to enable or disable for login.
3
Select the User check box next to the user, then click OK .
4 Do one of the following:
• Enable login for the user account by selecting Account Enabled , then click OK .
• Disable login for the user account by deselecting Account Enabled , then click OK .
10.6 Setting a User Account Quota
1 In iManager, expand the Novell iFolder 3 role, then select Set Users Account Quota .
2 Search for the user whose account you want to manage.
3 Select the User check box next to the user, then click OK .
4
Do one of the following:
• Enable a space quota for the selected user by selecting Enable Space Limit , specify how
much space the user can consume for all iFolders owned by the user, then click OK .
• Disable a space quota for the selected user by deselecting Enable Space Limit , then click
OK .
Minimum
Synchronization
Interval Deselect the check box to set no synchronization interval or to accept the
system-wide setting for the user account. If no value is set for system-wide or
user policies, the value reported is
No Limit
.
Select the check box to enable a minimum synchronization interval, then
specify the minimum interval (in seconds). For example, a practical value is 600
seconds (10 minutes).
Default Value: Disabled, or the system-wide policy
Parameter Description