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15.2.2 Planning
The following sections summarize LUM planning considerations.
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“eDirectory Admin User Is Automatically Enabled for Linux Access” on page 153
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“Planning Which Users to Enable for Access” on page 153
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“Be Aware of System-Created Users and Groups” on page 153
eDirectory Admin User Is Automatically Enabled for Linux Access
When you install Linux User Management on an OES 2 server, the Admin User object that installs
LUM is automatically enabled for eDirectory LDAP authentication to the server.
Planning Which Users to Enable for Access
You need to identify the eDirectory users (and groups) who need access to services on OES 2 servers
that require LUM-enabled users.
This can be easily determined by doing the following:
1. Review the information in “Services in OES 2 That Require LUM-Enabled Access” on
page 150 .
2. Identify the servers that will run the services mentioned.
3. On your planning sheets, note the users and groups that you need to enable and the servers you
need to enable them to access.
Be Aware of System-Created Users and Groups
You should also be aware of the system-created users and groups that are LUM-enabled when NSS
is installed. For more information, see
Appendix I, “System User and Group Management in OES 2
SP3,” on page 259 .
15.2.3 LUM Implementation Suggestions
The following sections summarize LUM implementation considerations.
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“About Enabling eDirectory Users for Linux Access” on page 153
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““UNIX Workstation” and “Linux Workstation” Are the Same Thing” on page 154
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“Enabling Users to Access Multiple OES 2 Servers” on page 154
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“Enabling eDirectory Groups for Linux Access” on page 154
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“Enabling eDirectory Users for Linux Access” on page 155
About Enabling eDirectory Users for Linux Access
You can enable eDirectory users for Linux User Management by using either iManager 2.7 or the
nambulkadd
command.
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iManager: You can enable existing eDirectory users for Linux access by using the Linux User
Management tasks in iManager.