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The
attrib
command is also documented in “ Attributes Utility for Linux ” in the OES 2 SP2: File
Systems Management Guide .
You can also enter the following command at the command prompt:
attrib --help
Using the Linux Command Prompt to Change Trustee Rights
To grant NSS trustee rights to an NSS volume, enter the following command:
rights -f /full/directory/path -r rights_mask trustee full.object.context
where /full/directory/path is the path to the target directory on the NSS volume, rights_mask is the
list of NSS rights, and full.object.context is the object (User or Group) in its full eDirectory context
including the tree name.
For example, you might enter the following:
rights -f /data/groupstuff -r rwfc trustee mygroup.testing.example_tree
For a complete list of command options, enter
rights
at the command prompt.
The rights command is also documented in “ Trustee Rights Utility for Linux ” in the OES 2 SP2:
File Systems Management Guide .
16.2 Authentication Services
This section briefly discusses the following topics:
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Section 16.2.1, “Overview of Authentication Services,” on page 174
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Section 16.2.2, “Planning for Authentication,” on page 177
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Section 16.2.3, “Authentication Coexistence and Migration,” on page 177
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Section 16.2.4, “Configuring and Administering Authentication,” on page 177
16.2.1 Overview of Authentication Services
This section provides specific overview information for the following key OES components:
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“NetIdentity Agent” on page 174
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“Novell Modular Authentication Services (NMAS)” on page 175
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“Password Support in OES 2” on page 176
For more authentication topics, see “ Access, Authenticate, Log in ” in the OES online
documentation.
NetIdentity Agent
In OES 2, the NetIdentity Agent works with Novell eDirectory authentication to provide
background eDirectory authentication to NetStorage through a secure identity “wallet” on the
workstation.
NetIdentity Agent browser authentication is supported only by Windows Internet Explorer.