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Configuring Users 10-5
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Privileges
A command that determines the resources that a user can access. The format of
the command for a system/network administrator (operator) is
oper=(resource_specifier [, resource_specifier ]... )
where resource_specifier indicates the top-level resource in the active
configuration that the operator can configure and control.
For example, if resource_specifier indicates a particular PU, the operator can
configure and control the PU and any LUs defined under the PU.
The format of resource_specifier is
[resourcetype =] resourcename
where
resourcetype is one of the following types of resource: Config, Pool, System,
Server, Line, DLC, or PU2. This field is optional. If you do not specify
resourcetype, operator control is based only on resourcename.
resourcename is the name of a resource that the operator can configure and
control. You can use wild cards to specify the name (* matches any string and ?
matches any single character).
For example, if you enter
oper=(Pool=POOL1, Pool=POOL3
), the operator can
control dependent LUs in POOL1 or POOL3.
Note – If you enter
oper =
with no resources specified or if you leave this
parameter blank, master operator privileges are assumed (no restrictions). If
you enter
oper = ()
, the operator can view the entire configuration, but
cannot modify anything.
Use Telnet Timing Mark?
Indicates whether your client connection supports the Telnet Timing Mark
option. Check the box if the client supports Timing Mark. Clear the box if the
client does not support Timing Mark.
Note – If you want to use the keep-alive, delayed response, or Response Time
Monitoring (RTM) feature, the client must support the Timing Mark option.
Enable TCP/IP Keepalive?
Indicates whether to enable the TCP/IP keep-alive socket option. Check the
box to enable the keep-alive option. Clear the box to disable the keep-alive
option.