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Users and groups are important in Microsoft
Windows Powered security because you can assign
permissions to limit the ability of users and groups to
perform certain actions. A permission is a rule
associated with an object (usually a file, folder, or
share) that regulates which users, and in what manner
those users, can access the object. Any local or
domain user who is a member of the local
Administrator group on the MaxAttach has
administrative privileges on the MaxAttach.
Likewise, any user who is a member of a group that
has been assigned to the Administrator group on the
local computer has administrative privileges for that
computer. For example, you could assign the
TeamLeads groups, consisting of Tom, Mary, Hazel
and Jim to the Administrative group on the
MaxAttach. Each of the TeamLeads group members
would then have administrative privileges on the
MaxAttach.
Section topics
This section contains the following topics:
“Adding a User Account” on page 100
“Removing a User Account” on page 103
“Setting a User Password” on page 104
“Modifying User Properties” on page 105
Adding a User Account
When you add a user account, you should include a
user name, the user's full name, a brief description of
the account, and an account password.
Keep in mind that user names must be unique, and
must not duplicate the name of any existing group.
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