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Gather user information
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Use a standard form to gather user information to help you keep user information
organized.
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Customize user initialization files
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Set up user initialization files to provide new users with consistent environments.
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Change account defaults for all roles
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Change the default home directory and skeleton directory for all roles.
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Create a user account
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Create a local user by using the useradd
command with the account defaults that you have set up.
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Modify a user account
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Modify the login information of a user on the system.
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Unlock a user account
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Unlock a user account using the passwd -u
command.
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Delete a user account
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Delete a user account by using the userdel command.
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Create, then assign a role to perform an administrative task.
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Create a local role to enable the user to perform specific administrative commands or tasks with the account defaults that you have set up.
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Create a group
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Create a new group by using the groupadd command.
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Create home directories for users without creating a ZFS dataset.
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Create the home directory for users without creating a ZFS dataset
for each user.
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Add security attributes to a user account
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Add the required security attributes after setting up the local user accounts.
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Share a user's home directory
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Share the home directory of the user in order to remotely mount the directory from the system of the user.
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Manually mount a user's home directory
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Typically, you do not need to manually mount user home directories that are created as a ZFS
file system. The home directory is mounted automatically when it is created and also at boot time
from the SMF local file system service.
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