Sun Update Connection - Enterprise 1.0 Administration Guide

Defining Master Hosts and Sharing Hosts

A VM user is a definition of resources, some real and some virtual, allocated for use or sharing by one username.

USER LNXDLB01 CORP 64M 128M G

`00142`	`INCLUDE CMSPROF`
`00143`	`IUCV ALLOW`
`00144`	`IUCV ANY`
`00145`	`OPTION QUICKDSP`
`00146`	`ACCOUNT XXXXXXX CORP`
`00147`	`NOPDATA`
`00148`	`DEDICATE 5C7 5C3`
`00149`	`DEDICATE 5C8 5C4`
`00150`	`LINK MAINT 291 291 RR`
`00151`	`MDISK 0191 3390 1 1 WORK04 MR`
`00152`	`MDISK 0208 3390 001 1100 WORK0B MR`
`00153`	`MDISK 0209 3390 001 1100 WORK0C MR`
`00154`	`MDISK 0201 3390 001 1100 WORK05 MR`
`00155`	`MDISK 0203 3390 451 150 WORK02 MR`

A master host is a VM user, running a Linux image that includes an Sun Update Connection – Enterprise agent, and that can share a minidisk with other Linux images.

A sharing host is a VM user, running a Linux image that includes an Sun Update Connection – Enterprise agent, that has read-only access to the minidisk that a master host shares with it.

Master hosts have full access to the resources of the Linux image of the VM user. sharing hosts have links to the resources of a master host.