Planet NAS-5400, Руководство пользователя

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Adding group members
To add a new group member, select the target group from the list, and then select the members
you wish to add in the
“
Not members
”
list (use Ctrl for multiple and Shift for continuous selection).
Then click
“
Add
”
.
Note that all users must belong either to the
“
users
”
or the
“
guests
”
group. If the system
administrator uses this page to move a member from the
“
guests
”
group to the
“
users
”
group, the
account will automatically be removed from the
“
guests
”
group, and vice versa. However,
accounts belonging to
“
guests
”
or
“
users
”
group can be assigned to other groups, including the
predefined
“
admins
”
group, or any other group set up by the administrator.
Deleting group members
To remove a member from a group, select the name from the list of members (use Ctrl for
multiple and Shift for continuous selection), then click
“
Remove
”
.
Note: If a user is connected to the server while the administrator is modifying the user
’
s security
settings, these changes will not be applied immediately, but only after the user logs out and back
in again.
Moving group members
To move a user account to another group, you should delete this account from the original group
and then add it to the new group.
Rules for moving group members as follows:
To:
From:
guests users admins
guests Allowed Not allowed
Users Allowed Allowed
admins Not allowed Allowed
Note: Moving an account from the
“
users
”
to the
“
guests
”
group will remove the home folder of
that account, as well as its data. Be careful in making this change.
Although the
“
root
”
account belongs to both the
“
admins
”
and the
“
users
”
group, there is no home
folder for this account. Moreover, the system administrator cannot move
“
root
”
account into the
“
guests
”
group. The
“
guest
”
account can only belong to the
“
guests
”
group. The system
administrator cannot move it to the
“
users
”
or
“
admins
”
group.
4.3.4 Quota Option