Document revision date: 30 March 2001

M
Managing print jobs
Master domain model
advantages and disadvantages
description
Master domain model
example of domain configuration
example of network security configuration
Member server
advantages of
defined
MS-DOS computers
domain
file sharing considerations
Multiple domain networks
Multiple master domain model
advantages and disadvantages
description
example of domain configuration
example of network security configuration
N
Network-interface printer
Network interface printers
configuring
Networks
accessing other network operating systems
managing logon hours
monitoring and tracking activity
security examples
O
ODS-2 disk volumes
converting
ODS-5 disk structures
ODS-5 disk volumes
using on Advanced Server
OpenVMS Clusters
domain composition
support of
OpenVMS file ownership
OpenVMS groups
OpenVMS print queues
OpenVMS Registry
OpenVMS security
OpenVMS system
network integration
Operating systems
accessing other network operating systems
security overview
Operators local group, using
OS/2 computers
domain considerations
P
Pass-through authentication
defined
Password synchronization
Passwords, setting
Pool, printer #1
Pool, printer #2
Primary domain controller
defined #1
defined #2
Print jobs
managing
Print queue
configurations
defined
execution
generic
managing
routing
sharing
Windows NT management of #1
Windows NT management of #2
Print shares
defined
managing
matching name with print queue
upgraded to Windows NT-compatibility
Windows NT management of #1
Windows NT management of #2
Printer management
terminology #1
terminology #2
Printer pooling #1
Printer pooling #2
Printer queue
Printers
management of, ADMINISTER versus Windows NT
management of, using ADMINISTER commands #1
management of, using ADMINISTER commands #2
Windows NT management of #1
Windows NT management of #2
Printing
choosing computers to be print servers
controlling print jobs
ensuring shared printer security
from MS-DOS computers
management of
network-interface printers
planning considerations
security
types of shared print queue configurations
workstation printers #1
workstation printers #2
R
Routing print queue
S
SAM database
See Security Account Manager (SAM) database, Security accounts database #1
See Security Account Manager (SAM) database, Security accounts database #2
Security
account lockout
ACLs
Advanced Server, using
auditing events
directory permissions, setting #1
directory permissions, setting #2
discretionary access control, defined
file permissions, setting
hidden server
logon
managing logon hours
OpenVMS
pass-through authentication
passwords
printer
RMS
security identifiers (SIDs) for user accounts
shared printers queues
Security Account Manager (SAM) database #1
Security Account Manager (SAM) database #2
in OpenVMS Clusters
See also Security accounts database
Security accounts database #1
Security accounts database #2
Security accounts database #3
Security accounts database #4
Security accounts database #5
Security accounts database #6
Security Accounts Manager (SAM) database
See also Security accounts database
Security database
See Security Account Manager (SAM) database, Security accounts database
See Security Account Manager (SAM) database, Security accounts database
Server configuration parameters
LANMAN.INI file
Server-specific groups
description
table of
Servers
Advanced Server for UNIX (Tru64 UNIX)
configuring
LAN Manager
logon authentication
printer
Windows NT
Services
See specific service
Setting
passwords
permissions
server parameters
Share
See Shared directories, Shared print queues, Shares
Shared directories
assigning drives
overview
Shared print queues
changing permission
multiple shared queues - multiple printers
single shared print queue - multiple printers
single shared print queue - single printer
types of
Shares
worksheet
Sharing network resources
with diverse clients
Single domain model
advantages and disadvantages
description
example of domain configuration
example of network security configuration
System administrator accounts
T
Time
managing logon hours
Troubleshooting
Tru64 UNIX servers
Trust relationships
complete trust model
defined
LAN Manager servers
local accounts, role of
Trust relationships
master domain model
Trust relationships
multiple master domain model
pass-through authentication #1
pass-through authentication #2
Trusts
See Trust relationships

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