The System_Admin folder contains CDE actions for administering a single workstation. These actions do not overlap with the databases in Solstice_Apps. Double-clicking an action causes the action to run. An action that modifies a file invokes the Admin Editor, a trusted editor that prevents file renaming.
To create a file, invoke the Admin Editor and supply the name of the new file. Actions also run executables and may elicit input from the administrator. The following actions are accessible from the System_Admin folder. When the icon is the Admin Editor, the action is to edit the file.
Edit /etc/security/tsol/device_maps
Create or edit any file
Administer AnswerBook2TM
Edit /etc/security/audit_class
Edit /etc/security/audit_control
Edit /etc/security/audit_event
Edit /etc/security/audit_startup
Edit /etc/security/audit_user
Check syntax (and install) label_encodings file
Check local tnrhdb and tnrhtp files
Check NIS+ tnrhdb and tnrhtp databases
Create NIS+ client
Establish root NIS+ domain
Edit /usr/dt/config/sel_config
Edit /etc/security/tsol/label_encodings
Eject CDROM
Eject Floppy
Format CDROM
Format Floppy
Open CDROM
Open Floppy
Manage auto-shutdown features
Edit /etc/nsswitch.conf
Populate NIS+ Tables
Rename Floppy
Edit /etc/motd
Edit /etc/defaultrouter
Edit /etc/resolv.conf
Edit /etc/mail/sendmail.cf
Edit /etc/security/tsol/vfstab_adjunct
Edit /etc/vfstab
Edit /etc/tsolgateways
Edit /etc/dfs/dfstab
Shut down system
View system load
Open terminal console
Open remote terminal
Remote login to terminal
View internal representation of a NIS+ table
View contents of a NIS+ table
Generate error log
X Server information
In an administrative role, open the Application Manager by clicking the icon once with the mouse.
The Applications icon is on the Applications subpanel to the left of the mail icon on the front panel.
Double-click the appropriate action.
To create or open a file that does not have its own action, double-click the Admin Editor.
A prompt appears for you to specify the file to be opened.
Enter the name of the file to be opened.
If the file exists, it is opened. If the file does not exist, it is created.
You cannot save a file to a different name from the trusted editor.
To open a file that has its own action, double-click its action.
The file associated with the action appears in the trusted editor.
Enter the required information, write the file, and exit the editor.