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NFP Storage Manager 1.1 User’s Manual
Chapter 4. Using NFP Storage Manager 1.1
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and English. The same principle cab be applied to other languages.
Default user groups
The system includes three default groups, admins (the group of
administrators with root as the default member), users (normal users
with their own home folders, with root as the default member), and
guests (normal users without their own home folders, with guest as
the default members).
admins this is the system administrator group. Only members of
this group can change system settings.
Root is a member
of this group by default.
users this is the user group to which all users belong. Each
member of this group can access his own folder named
after his account and other folders to which he has
access privileges.
Root is a member of this group by
default.
guests unlike the members of the users group, guests will not
have their own home folders. They will however have
access to the public folders on
NP1040 NAS server. The
account guest is a member of this group by default.
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Users can only belong to either the users or the guests group, not
both. Suppose a company has two departments A and B.
Department A has purchased a NAS server for their employees to
store and share information. Part of the space should be made
available to department B. In this case, system administrator can
setup accounts for each member of department A and B, then
group the department A accounts under
users and the members of
department B under guests . That way the employees of department
A will have their own home folders, while the members of
department B will be able to access only those folders for which
they have access privileges.
Modifying user groups
In the left pane, you will find a list of existing groups: use your mouse