U

UIDs

assigning, User ID Numbers

definition, User ID Numbers

large, Using Large User IDs and Group IDs

umask command, Default File Permissions (umask)

uninitialized SMF service state, description, Service States

UNIX groups, UNIX Groups

UNIX systems (crash information), System Crash Dump Files

unsetenv option, svccfg command, Deleting SMF Information

unsharing a printer, using CUPS, How to Unshare or Share a Printer

user accounts, What Are User Accounts and Groups?

description

What Are User Accounts and Groups?

User Account Components

guidelines for, User's Work Environment

ID numbers

User ID Numbers

User ID Numbers

login names, User (Login) Names

naming services and

Naming Services

Naming Services

Where User Account and Group Information Is Stored

setting up

information sheet, Gathering User Information

storage of information for

Naming Services

Naming Services

user home directories

customized initialization files in, Customizing a User's Work Environment

description, Home Directories

mounting

automounting, User's Work Environment

mounting (how to), Manually Mounting a User's Home Directory.

nonlocal reference to ($HOME)

Home Directories

Avoiding Local System References

user ID numbers

User ID Numbers

User ID Numbers

user initialization files

customizing

Customizing a User's Work Environment

Customizing a User Initialization File

adding customized files, Customizing a User's Work Environment

avoiding local system references, Avoiding Local System References

overview, Customizing a User's Work Environment

shell variables, Bash and ksh93 Shell Environment Variables

site initialization files, Using Site Initialization Files

user mask setting, Default File Permissions (umask)

description

User's Work Environment

User's Work Environment

shells and, Customizing a User Initialization File

user login names, description, User (Login) Names

user logins (pseudo), User ID Numbers

user mask, Default File Permissions (umask)

user-mode priority, Managing Process Class Information

user processes

changing priority

Changing the Priority of a Timesharing Process (nice)

Changing the Priority of a Timesharing Process (nice)

priority of, Managing Process Class Information

user structure, Processes and System Performance

useradd command, Command-Line Tools for User and Group Account Management

adding user, How to Add a User

setting account defaults, How to Change Account Defaults For All Roles

userdel command, Command-Line Tools for User and Group Account Management

deleting user, How to Delete a User

usermod command, Command-Line Tools for User and Group Account Management

users

adding

How to Add a User

How to Delete a User

removing home directories, How to Delete a User

setting account defaults, How to Change Account Defaults For All Roles

/usr/adm/messages file, What to Do If the System Crashes

/usr/bin/mdb utility, How to Examine a Crash Dump

/usr/lib/fm/fmd/fmd daemon, overview, Fault Management Overview

/usr/proc/bin directory

Using the /proc File System and Commands

Managing Processes With Process Commands (/proc)

/usr/sbin/configCCR command, manual registration and, How to Manually Register With the Oracle Repository

/usr/sbin/emCCR command, changing data collection, How to Change the Time or Frequency of Data Collection

/usr/sbin/fmadm command, example, Displaying Information About Faults or Defects

/usr/sbin/fmdump command

example, How to Display Information About Faulty Components

FMA log files and, Fault Management Log Files

/usr/sbin/fmstat command, example, Fault Statistics

/usr/sbin/logadm command, FMA and, Fault Management Log Files

/usr/sbin/psrinfo command, examples, How to Identify Which CPUs Are Offline

/usr/sbin/svccfg command, description, Viewing SMF Information

uucp group, User ID Numbers