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System Administration Guide: Naming and Directory Services (NIS+)
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Preface

Part I About Naming and Directory Services

1.  Name Service Switch

Part II NIS+ Setup and Configuration

2.  NIS+: An Introduction

3.  NIS+ Setup Scripts

4.  Configuring NIS+ With Scripts

5.  Setting Up the NIS+ Root Domain

6.  Configuring NIS+ Clients

7.  Configuring NIS+ Servers

8.  Configuring an NIS+ Non-Root Domain

9.  Setting Up NIS+ Tables

Part III NIS+ Administration

10.  NIS+ Tables and Information

11.  NIS+ Security Overview

12.  Administering NIS+ Credentials

13.  Administering NIS+ Keys

14.  Administering Enhanced NIS+ Security Credentials

15.  Administering NIS+ Access Rights

About NIS+ Access Rights

Introduction to NIS+ Authorization and Access Rights

NIS+ Authorization Classes - Review

NIS+ Access Rights - Review

Concatenation of NIS+ Access Rights

How NIS+ Access Rights Are Assigned and Changed

Specifying Different Default Rights in NIS+

Changing Access Rights to an Existing NIS+ Object

NIS+ Table, Column, and Entry Security

NIS+ Table, Column, Entry Example

NIS+ Rights at Different Levels

Where NIS+ Access Rights Are Stored

Viewing an NIS+ Object's Access Rights

Default NIS+ Access Rights

How an NIS+ Server Grants Access Rights to Tables

Specifying NIS+ Access Rights in Commands

NIS+ Syntax for Access Rights

NIS+ Class, Operator, and Rights Syntax

NIS+ Syntax for Owner and Group

NIS+ Syntax for Objects and Table Entries

Displaying NIS+ Defaults With nisdefaults

Setting NIS+ Default Security Values

Displaying the Value of the NIS+ NIS_DEFAULTS Variable

Changing NIS+ Defaults

Resetting the Value of NIS_DEFAULTS

Specifying Non-Default Security Values at Creation Time in NIS+

Changing NIS+ Object and Entry Access Rights

Using nischmod to Add NIS+ Rights

Using nischmod to Remove NIS+ Rights

Specifying Column Access Rights in NIS+

Setting Column Rights When Creating an NIS+ Table

Adding Rights to an Existing NIS+ Table Column

Removing Rights to an NIS+ Table Column

Changing Ownership of NIS+ Objects and Entries

Changing an NIS+ Object Owner With nischown

Changing an NIS+ Table Entry Owner With nischown

Changing an NIS+ Object or Entry's Group

Changing an NIS+ Object's Group With nischgrp

Changing an NIS+ Table Entry's Group With nischgrp

16.  Administering NIS+ Passwords

17.  Administering NIS+ Groups

18.  Administering NIS+ Directories

19.  Administering NIS+ Tables

20.  NIS+ Server Use Customization

21.  NIS+ Backup and Restore

22.  Removing NIS+

23.  Information in NIS+ Tables

24.  NIS+ Troubleshooting

A.  NIS+ Error Messages

About NIS+ Error Messages

Common NIS+ Namespace Error Messages

B.  Updates to NIS+ During the Solaris 10 Release

Solaris 10 and NIS+

Glossary

Index

Specifying Non-Default Security Values at Creation Time in NIS+

You can specify different (that is, nondefault) access rights, owner, and group, any time that you create an NIS+ object or table entry with any of the following NIS+ commands:

To specify security values other than the default values, insert the -D option into the syntax of those commands, as described in Specifying NIS+ Access Rights in Commands.

As when setting defaults, you can combine two or more arguments into one line. Remember that column and entry's owner and group are always the same as the table, so you cannot override them.

For example, to use the nismkdir command to create a sales.doc.com directory and override the default access right by granting the owner only read rights you would type:

client% nismkdir -D access=o+r sales.doc.com