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  • About This Guide
    • Audience and Purpose
    • Document Organization
    • How to Use This Document
    • Related Documents
    • Typographical Conventions
  • I. Concepts and Configuration Issues
    • 1. An Overview of OpenAFS Administration
      • A Broad Overview of AFS
        • AFS: A Distributed File System
        • Servers and Clients
        • Cells
        • Transparent Access and the Uniform Namespace
        • Volumes
        • Efficiency Boosters: Replication and Caching
        • Security: Mutual Authentication and Access Control Lists
      • More Detailed Discussions of Some Basic Concepts
        • Networks
        • Distributed File Systems
        • Servers and Clients
        • Cells
        • The Uniform Namespace and Transparent Access
        • Volumes
        • Mount Points
        • Replication
        • Caching and Callbacks
      • AFS Server Processes and the Cache Manager
        • The File Server
        • The Basic OverSeer Server
        • The Protection Server
        • The Volume Server
        • The Volume Location (VL) Server
        • The Salvager
        • The Update Server
        • The Backup Server
        • The Cache Manager
        • The Kerberos KDC
        • The Network Time Protocol Daemon
    • 2. Issues in Cell Configuration and Administration
      • Differences between AFS and UNIX: A Summary
        • Differences in File and Directory Protection
        • Differences in Authentication
        • Differences in the Semantics of Standard UNIX Commands
        • The AFS version of the fsck Command and inode-based fileservers
        • Creating Hard Links
        • AFS Implements Save on Close
        • Setuid Programs
      • Choosing a Cell Name
        • How to Set the Cell Name
        • Why Choosing the Appropriate Cell Name is Important
      • Participating in the AFS Global Namespace
        • What the Global Namespace Looks Like
        • Making Your Cell Visible to Others
        • Making Other Cells Visible in Your Cell
        • Granting and Denying Foreign Users Access to Your Cell
      • Configuring Your AFS Filespace
        • The Top /afs Level
        • The Second (Cellname) Level
        • The Third Level
      • Creating Volumes to Simplify Administration
        • Assigning Volume Names
        • Grouping Related Volumes on a Partition
        • When to Replicate Volumes
        • The Default Quota and ACL on a New Volume
      • Configuring Server Machines
        • Replicating the OpenAFS Administrative Databases
        • AFS Files on the Local Disk
        • Configuring Partitions to Store AFS Data
        • Monitoring, Rebooting and Automatic Process Restarts
      • Configuring Client Machines
        • Configuring the Local Disk
        • Enabling Access to Foreign Cells
        • Using the @sys Variable in Pathnames
        • Setting Server Preferences
      • Configuring AFS User Accounts
        • Choosing Usernames and Naming Other Account Components
        • Grouping Home Directories
        • Making a Backup Version of User Volumes Available
        • Creating Standard Files in New AFS Accounts
      • Using AFS Protection Groups
        • The Three System Groups
        • The Two Types of User-Defined Groups
      • Login and Authentication in AFS
        • Identifying AFS Tokens by PAG
        • Using an AFS-modified login Utility
        • Using Two-Step Login and Authentication
        • Obtaining, Displaying, and Discarding Tokens
        • Setting Default Token Lifetimes for Users
        • Changing Passwords
        • Imposing Restrictions on Passwords and Authentication Attempts
        • Support for Kerberos Authentication
      • Security and Authorization in AFS
        • Some Important Security Features
        • Three Types of Privilege
        • Authorization Checking versus Authentication
        • Improving Security in Your Cell
        • A More Detailed Look at Mutual Authentication
      • Backing Up AFS Data
        • Backup Volumes
        • The AFS Backup System
      • Accessing AFS through NFS
  • II. Managing File Server Machines
    • 3. Administering Server Machines
      • Summary of Instructions
      • Local Disk Files on a Server Machine
        • Binaries in the /usr/afs/bin Directory
        • Common Configuration Files in the /usr/afs/etc Directory
        • Local Configuration Files in the /usr/afs/local Directory
        • Replicated Database Files in the /usr/afs/db Directory
        • Log Files in the /usr/afs/logs Directory
        • Volume Headers on Server Partitions
      • The Four Roles for File Server Machines
        • Simple File Server Machines
        • Database Server Machines
        • Binary Distribution Machines
        • The System Control Machine
        • To locate database server machines
        • To locate the system control machine
        • To locate the binary distribution machine for a system type
        • Interpreting the Output from the bos status Command
      • Administering Database Server Machines
        • Replicating the OpenAFS Administrative Databases
        • Backing Up and Restoring the Administrative Databases
        • To back up the administrative databases
        • To restore an administrative database
      • Installing Server Process Software
        • Installing New Binaries
        • To install new server binaries
        • Reverting to the Previous Version of Binaries
        • To revert to the previous version of binaries
        • Displaying Binary Version Dates
        • To display binary version dates
        • Removing Obsolete Binary Files
        • To remove obsolete binaries
        • Displaying A Binary File's Build Level
        • To display an AFS binary's build level
      • Maintaining the Server CellServDB File
        • Distributing the Server CellServDB File
        • To display a cell's database server machines
        • To add a database server machine to the CellServDB file
        • To remove a database server machine from the CellServDB file
      • Managing Authentication and Authorization Requirements
        • Authentication versus Authorization
        • Controlling Authorization Checking on a Server Machine
        • To disable authorization checking on a server machine
        • To enable authorization checking on a server machine
        • Bypassing Mutual Authentication for an Individual Command
        • To bypass mutual authentication for bos, kas, pts, and vos commands
        • To bypass mutual authentication for fs commands
      • Adding or Removing Disks and Partitions
        • To add and mount a new disk to house AFS volumes
        • To unmount and remove a disk housing AFS volumes
      • Managing Server IP Addresses and VLDB Server Entries
        • To create or edit the server NetInfo file
        • To create or edit the server NetRestrict file
        • To display all server entries from the VLDB
        • To remove obsolete server entries from the VLDB
        • To change a server machine's IP addresses
      • Rebooting a Server Machine
        • To reboot a file server machine from its console
        • To reboot a file server machine remotely
    • 4. Monitoring and Controlling Server Processes
      • Summary of Instructions
      • Brief Descriptions of the AFS Server Processes
        • The bosserver Process: the Basic OverSeer Server
        • The buserver Process: the Backup Server
        • The fs Collection of Processes: the File Server, Volume Server and Salvager
        • The kaserver Process: the Authentication Server
        • The ptserver Process: the Protection Server
        • The runntp Process
        • The upserver and upclient Processes: the Update Server
        • The vlserver Process: the Volume Location Server
      • Controlling and Checking Process Status
        • The Information in the BosConfig File
        • How the BOS Server Uses the Information in the BosConfig File
        • About Starting and Stopping the Database Server Processes
        • About Starting and Stopping the Update Server
      • Displaying Process Status and Information from the BosConfig File
        • To display the status of server processes and their BosConfig entries
      • Creating and Removing Processes
        • To create and start a new process
        • To stop a process and remove it from the BosConfig file
      • Stopping and Starting Processes Permanently
        • To stop a process by changing its status to NotRun
        • To start processes by changing their status flags to Run
      • Stopping and Starting Processes Temporarily
        • To stop processes temporarily
        • To start all stopped processes that have status flag Run in the BosConfig file
        • To start specific processes
      • Stopping and Immediately Restarting Processes
        • To stop and restart all processes including the BOS Server
        • To stop and immediately restart all processes except the BOS Server
        • To stop and immediately restart specific processes
      • Setting the BOS Server's Restart Times
        • To display the BOS Server restart times
        • To set the general or binary restart time
      • Displaying Server Process Log Files
        • To examine a server process log file
    • 5. Managing Volumes
      • Summary of Instructions
      • About Volumes
        • The Three Types of Volumes
        • How Volumes Improve AFS Efficiency
        • Volume Information in the VLDB
        • The Information in Volume Headers
        • Keeping the VLDB and Volume Headers Synchronized
        • About Mounting Volumes
        • About Volume Names
      • Creating Read/write Volumes
        • To create (and mount) a read/write volume
      • About Clones and Cloning
      • Replicating Volumes (Creating Read-only Volumes)
        • Using Read-only Volumes Effectively
        • Replication Scenarios
        • To replicate a read/write volume (create a read-only volume)
      • Creating Backup Volumes
        • Backing Up Multiple Volumes at Once
        • Automating Creation of Backup Volumes
        • Making the Contents of Backup Volumes Available to Users
        • To create and mount a backup volume
        • To create multiple backup volumes at once
      • Mounting Volumes
        • The Rules of Mount Point Traversal
        • The Three Types of Mount Points
        • Creating a mount point in a foreign cell
        • To display a mount point
        • To create a regular or read/write mount point
        • To create a cellular mount point
        • To remove a mount point
        • To access volumes directly by volume ID
      • Displaying Information About Volumes
        • Displaying VLDB Entries
        • To display VLDB entries
        • Displaying Volume Headers
        • To display volume headers
        • Displaying One Volume's VLDB Entry and Volume Header
        • To display one volume's VLDB entry and volume header
        • Displaying the Name or Location of the Volume that Contains a File
      • Moving Volumes
        • To move a read/write volume
      • Synchronizing the VLDB and Volume Headers
        • To synchronize the VLDB with volume headers
      • Salvaging Volumes
        • To salvage volumes
      • Setting and Displaying Volume Quota and Current Size
        • To set quota for a single volume
        • To set maximum quota on one or more volumes
        • To display percent quota used
        • To display quota, current size, and other information
        • To display quota, current size, and more partition information
      • Removing Volumes and their Mount Points
        • Other Removal Commands
        • To remove a volume and unmount it
      • Dumping and Restoring Volumes
        • About Dumping Volumes
        • To dump a volume
        • About Restoring Volumes
        • To restore a dump into a new volume and mount it
        • To restore a dump file, overwriting an existing volume
      • Renaming Volumes
        • To rename a volume
      • Unlocking and Locking VLDB Entries
        • To lock a VLDB entry
        • To unlock a single VLDB entry
        • To unlock multiple VLDB entries
    • 6. Configuring the AFS Backup System
      • Summary of Instructions
      • Introduction to Backup System Features
        • Volume Sets and Volume Entries
        • Dumps and Dump Sets
        • Dump Hierarchies, Dump Levels and Expiration Dates
        • Dump Names and Tape Names
        • Tape Labels, Dump Labels, and EOF Markers
        • Tape Coordinator Machines, Port Offsets, and Backup Data Files
        • The Backup Database and Backup Server Process
        • Interfaces to the Backup System
      • Overview of Backup System Configuration
      • Configuring the tapeconfig File
        • To run the fms command on a noncompressing tape device
      • Granting Administrative Privilege to Backup Operators
      • Configuring Tape Coordinator Machines and Tape Devices
        • To configure a Tape Coordinator machine
        • To configure an additional Tape Coordinator on an existing Tape Coordinator machine
        • To unconfigure a Tape Coordinator
        • To display the list of configured Tape Coordinators
      • Defining and Displaying Volume Sets and Volume Entries
        • To create a volume set
        • To add a volume entry to a volume set
        • To display volume sets and volume entries
        • To delete a volume set
        • To delete a volume entry from a volume set
      • Defining and Displaying the Dump Hierarchy
        • Creating a Tape Recycling Schedule
        • Archiving Tapes
        • Defining Expiration Dates
        • To add a dump level to the dump hierarchy
        • To change a dump level's expiration date
        • To delete a dump level from the dump hierarchy
        • To display the dump hierarchy
      • Writing and Reading Tape Labels
        • Recording a Name on the Label
        • Recording a Capacity on the Label
        • To label a tape
        • To read the label on a tape
      • Automating and Increasing the Efficiency of the Backup Process
        • Creating a Device Configuration File
        • Invoking a Device's Tape Mounting and Unmounting Routines
        • Eliminating the Search or Prompt for the Initial Tape
        • Enabling Default Responses to Error Conditions
        • Eliminating the AFS Tape Name Check
        • Setting the Memory Buffer Size to Promote Tape Streaming
        • Dumping Data to a Backup Data File
        • To configure a backup data file
    • 7. Backing Up and Restoring AFS Data
      • Summary of Instructions
      • Using the Backup System's Interfaces
        • Performing Backup Operations as the Local Superuser Root or in a Foreign Cell
        • Using Interactive and Regular Command Mode
        • To enter interactive mode
        • To exit interactive mode
        • To display pending or running jobs in interactive mode
        • To cancel operations in interactive mode
        • Starting and Stopping the Tape Coordinator Process
        • To start a Tape Coordinator process
        • To stop a Tape Coordinator process
        • To check the status of a Tape Coordinator process
      • Backing Up Data
        • Making Backup Operations More Efficient
        • How Your Configuration Choices Influence the Dump Process
        • Appending Dumps to an Existing Dump Set
        • Scheduling Dumps
        • To create a dump
      • Displaying Backup Dump Records
        • To display dump records
        • To display a volume's dump history
        • To scan the contents of a tape
      • Restoring and Recovering Data
        • Making Restore Operations More Efficient
        • Using the backup volrestore Command
        • To restore volumes with the backup volrestore command
        • Using the backup diskrestore Command
        • To restore a partition with the backup diskrestore command
        • Using the backup volsetrestore Command
        • To restore a group of volumes with the backup volsetrestore command
      • Maintaining the Backup Database
        • Backing Up and Restoring the Backup Database
        • Checking for and Repairing Corruption in the Backup Database
        • To verify the integrity of the Backup Database
        • To repair corruption in the Backup Database
        • Removing Obsolete Records from the Backup Database
        • To delete dump records from the Backup Database
    • 8. Monitoring and Auditing AFS Performance
      • Summary of Instructions
      • Using the scout Program
        • System Requirements
        • Using the -basename argument to Specify a Domain Name
        • The Layout of the scout Display
        • Highlighting Significant Statistics
        • Resizing the scout Display
        • To start the scout program
        • To stop the scout program
        • Example Commands and Displays
      • Using the fstrace Command Suite
        • About the fstrace Command Suite
        • Requirements for Using the fstrace Command Suite
        • Using fstrace Commands Effectively
        • Activating the Trace Log
        • To configure the trace log
        • To set the event set
        • Displaying the State of a Trace Log or Event Set
        • To display the state of an event set
        • To display the log size
        • Dumping and Clearing the Trace Log
        • To dump the contents of a trace log
        • To clear the contents of a trace log
        • Examples of fstrace Commands
      • Using the afsmonitor Program
        • Requirements for running the afsmonitor program
        • The afsmonitor Output Screens
        • The System Overview Screen
        • The File Servers Screen
        • The Cache Managers Screen
      • Configuring the afsmonitor Program
      • Writing afsmonitor Statistics to a File
      • To start the afsmonitor Program
      • To stop the afsmonitor program
      • The xstat Data Collection Facility
        • The libxstat Libraries
        • Example xstat Commands
      • Auditing AFS Events on AIX File Servers
        • Configuring AFS Auditing on AIX File Servers
        • To enable AFS auditing
        • To disable AFS auditing
    • 9. Managing Server Encryption Keys
      • Summary of Instructions
      • About Server Encryption Keys
        • Keys and Mutual Authentication: A Review
        • Maintaining AFS Server Encryption Keys
      • Displaying Server Encryption Keys
        • To display the KeyFile file
        • To display the afs key from the Authentication Database
      • Adding Server Encryption Keys
        • To add a new server encryption key
      • Removing Server Encryption Keys
        • To remove a key from the KeyFile file
      • Handling Server Encryption Key Emergencies
        • Prevent Mutual Authentication
        • Disable Authorization Checking by Hand
        • Work Quickly on Each Machine
        • Work at the Console
        • Change Individual KeyFile Files
        • Two Component Procedures
        • To create a new server encryption key in emergencies
  • III. Managing Client Machines
    • 10. Administering Client Machines and the Cache Manager
      • Summary of Instructions
      • Overview of Cache Manager Customization
      • Configuration and Cache-Related Files on the Local Disk
        • Configuration Files in the /usr/vice/etc Directory
        • Cache-Related Files
      • Determining the Cache Type, Size, and Location
        • Choosing the Cache Size
        • Displaying and Setting the Cache Size and Location
        • To display the cache size set at reboot
        • To display the current cache size
        • To edit the cacheinfo file
        • To change the disk cache size without rebooting
        • To reset the disk cache size to the default without rebooting
        • How the Cache Manager Chooses Data to Discard
      • Setting Other Cache Parameters with the afsd program
        • Setting Cache Configuration Parameters
        • Configuring a Disk Cache
        • Controlling Memory Cache Configuration
        • Tuning Cache Configuration
      • Maintaining Knowledge of Database Server Machines
        • How Clients Use the List of Database Server Machines
        • The Format of the CellServDB file
        • Maintaining the Client CellServDB File
        • To display the /usr/vice/etc/CellServDB file
        • To display the list of database server machines in kernel memory
        • To change the list of a cell's database server machines in kernel memory
      • Determining if a Client Can Run Setuid Programs
        • To determine a cell's setuid status
        • To change a cell's setuid status
      • Setting the File Server Probe Interval
        • To set a client's file server probe interval
      • Setting a Client Machine's Cell Membership
        • To display a client machine's cell membership
        • To set a client machine's cell membership
      • Forcing the Update of Cached Data
        • To flush certain files or directories
        • To flush all data from a volume
        • To force the Cache Manager to notice other volume changes
        • To flush one or more mount points
      • Maintaining Server Preference Ranks
        • How the Cache Manager Sets Default Ranks
        • How the Cache Manager Uses Preference Ranks
        • Displaying and Setting Preference Ranks
        • To display server preference ranks
        • To set server preference ranks
      • Managing Multihomed Client Machines
        • To create or edit the client NetInfo file
        • To create or edit the client NetRestrict file
        • To display the list of addresses from kernel memory
        • To set the list of addresses in kernel memory
      • Controlling the Display of Warning and Informational Messages
        • To control the display of warning and status messages
      • Displaying and Setting the System Type Name
        • To display the system type name
        • To change the system type name
      • Enabling Asynchronous Writes
        • To set the default store asynchrony
        • To set the store asynchrony for one or more files
        • To display the default store asynchrony
        • To display the store asynchrony for one or more files
    • 11. Configuring Client Machines with the package Program
      • Summary of Instructions
      • Using the package Program
        • Using Package on File Server Machines
      • Package Overview
        • Preparing Prototype Files
        • Compiling Prototype Files
        • Preparing Clients
      • The package Directory Structure
        • The src directory
        • The lib directory
        • The etc directory
      • Example Prototype and Library Files
        • An Example Prototype File
        • Example Library File
      • Package Configuration File Instruction Syntax
        • Local Files versus Symbolic Links
        • Defining a Directory
        • Defining a File
        • Defining a Symbolic Link
        • Defining a Block Special Device
        • Defining a Character Special Device
        • Defining a Socket
      • Constructing Prototype and Library Files
        • To construct a prototype file and its component library files
      • The Package Makefile File
        • Overview
        • The CONFIG Section
        • The BASE_LIBS Section
        • The MACHINE_LIBS Section
        • The LIBS Section
        • The .SUFFIXES Section
        • The Makefile Instructions Section
      • Modifying the Makefile
        • Adding a New Prototype File
        • Adding a New System Type
        • Adding New Library Files
      • Compiling Prototype Files
        • To compile prototype files
      • Modifying Client Machines
        • To prepare a client machine to run the package program
      • Running the package program
        • To invoke the package program by rebooting
        • To invoke the package program directly (without rebooting)
  • IV. Managing Users and Groups
    • 12. Creating and Deleting User Accounts with the uss Command Suite
      • Summary of Instructions
      • Overview of the uss Command Suite
        • The Components of an AFS User Account
        • Privilege Requirements for the uss Commands
        • Avoiding and Recovering from Errors and Interrupted Operations
      • Creating Local Password File Entries with uss
        • Assigning AFS and UNIX UIDs that Match
        • Specifying Passwords in the Local Password File
        • Creating a Common Source Password File
      • Converting Existing UNIX Accounts with uss
        • Making UNIX and AFS UIDs Match
        • Setting the Password Field Appropriately
        • Moving Local Files into AFS
      • Constructing a uss Template File
        • Creating the Three Types of User Accounts
        • Using Constants and Variables in the Template File
        • Where to Place Template Files
        • Some General Rules for Constructing a Template
        • About Creating Local Disk Directories and Files
        • Example uss Templates
        • Evenly Distributing User Home Directories with the G Instruction
        • Creating a Volume with the V Instruction
        • Creating a Directory with the D Instruction
        • Creating a File from a Prototype with the F Instruction
        • Creating One-Line Files with the E Instruction
        • Creating Links with the L and S Instructions
        • Increasing Account Security with the A Instruction
        • Executing Commands with the X Instruction
      • Creating Individual Accounts with the uss add Command
        • To create an AFS account with the uss add command
      • Deleting Individual Accounts with the uss delete Command
        • To delete an AFS account
      • Creating and Deleting Multiple Accounts with the uss bulk Command
        • Constructing a Bulk Input File
        • Example Bulk Input File Instructions
        • To create and delete multiple AFS user accounts
    • 13. Administering User Accounts
      • Summary of Instructions
      • The Components of an AFS User Account
      • Creating Local Password File Entries
        • Assigning AFS and UNIX UIDs that Match
        • Specifying Passwords in the Local Password File
      • Converting Existing UNIX Accounts
        • Making UNIX and AFS UIDs Match
        • Setting the Password Field Appropriately
        • Moving Local Files into AFS
      • Creating AFS User Accounts
        • To create one user account with individual commands
      • Improving Password and Authentication Security
        • To limit the number of consecutive failed authentication attempts
        • To unlock a locked user account
        • To set password lifetime
        • To prohibit reuse of passwords
      • Changing AFS Passwords
        • To change an AFS password
      • Displaying and Setting the Quota on User Volumes
      • Changing Usernames
        • To change a username
      • Removing a User Account
        • To remove a user account
    • 14. Administering the Protection Database
      • Summary of Instructions
      • About the Protection Database
        • The System Groups
      • Displaying Information from the Protection Database
        • To display a Protection Database entry
        • To display group membership
        • To list the groups that a user or group owns
        • To display all Protection Database entries
      • Creating User and Machine Entries
        • To create machine entries in the Protection Database
      • Creating Groups
        • Using Groups Effectively
        • To create groups
        • To create a self-owned group
        • Using Prefix-Less Groups
      • Adding and Removing Group Members
        • To add users and machines to groups
        • To remove users and machines from groups
      • Deleting Protection Database Entries
        • To delete Protection Database entries
      • Changing a Group's Owner
        • To change a group's owner
      • Changing a Protection Database Entry's Name
        • To change the name of a machine or group entry
      • Setting Group-Creation Quota
        • To set group-creation quota
      • Setting the Privacy Flags on Database Entries
        • To set a Protection Database entry's privacy flags
      • Displaying and Setting the AFS UID and GID Counters
        • To display the AFS ID counters
        • To set the AFS ID counters
    • 15. Managing Access Control Lists
      • Summary of Instructions
      • Protecting Data in AFS
        • Differences Between UFS and AFS Data Protection
        • The AFS ACL Permissions
        • Using Normal and Negative Permissions
        • Using Groups on ACLs
      • Displaying ACLs
        • To display an ACL
      • Setting ACL Entries
        • To add, remove, or edit normal ACL permissions
        • To add, remove, or edit negative ACL permissions
      • Completely Replacing an ACL
        • To replace an ACL completely
      • Copying ACLs Between Directories
        • To copy an ACL between directories
      • Removing Obsolete AFS IDs from ACLs
        • To clean obsolete AFS IDs from an ACL
      • How AFS Interprets the UNIX Mode Bits
    • 16. Managing Administrative Privilege
      • Summary of Instructions
      • An Overview of Administrative Privilege
        • The Reason for Separate Privileges
      • Administering the system:administrators Group
        • To display the members of the system:administrators group
        • To add users to the system:administrators group
        • To remove users from the system:administrators group
      • Granting Privilege for kas Commands: the ADMIN Flag
        • To check if the ADMIN flag is set
        • To set or remove the ADMIN flag
      • Administering the UserList File
        • To display the users in the UserList file
        • To add users to the UserList file
        • To remove users from the UserList file
  • A. Managing the NFS/AFS Translator
    • Summary of Instructions
    • Overview
      • Enabling Unauthenticated or Authenticated AFS Access
      • Setting the AFSSERVER and AFSCONF Environment Variables
      • Delayed Writes for Files Saved on NFS Client Machines
    • Configuring NFS/AFS Translator Machines
      • Loading NFS and AFS Kernel Extensions
      • Configuring the Translator Machine to Accept AFS Commands
      • Controlling Optional Translator Features
      • To configure an NFS/AFS translator machine
      • To disable or enable Translator functionality, or set optional features
    • Configuring NFS Client Machines
      • To configure an NFS client machine to access AFS
    • Configuring User Accounts
      • To configure a user account for issuing AFS commands
    • Authenticating on Unsupported NFS Client Machines
      • To authenticate using the knfs command
      • To display tokens using the knfs command
      • To discard tokens using the knfs command
  • B. Using AFS Commands
    • AFS Command Syntax
      • Command Names
      • Options
      • Arguments
      • Flags
      • An Example Command
      • Rules for Entering AFS Commands
      • Rules for Using Abbreviations and Aliases
      • Displaying Online Help for AFS Commands
  • C. The afsmonitor Program Statistics
    • The Cache Manager Statistics
      • Performance Statistics Section (PerfStats_section)
      • Server Up/Down Statistics Section (Server_UpDown_section)
      • RPC Operation Measurements Section (RPCop_section)
      • Authentication and Replicated File Access Section (Auth_Access_section)
    • The File Server Statistics
      • Performance Statistics Section (PerfStats_section)
      • RPC Operations Section (RPCop_section)
      • CallBack Statistics Section (CallBackStats_section)
  • D. AIX Audit Events
    • Introduction
    • Audit-Specific Events
    • Volume Server Events
    • Backup Server Events
    • Protection Server Events
    • Authentication Events
    • File Server and Cache Manager Interface Events
    • BOS Server Events
    • Volume Location Server Events
  • Index
  • a ACL permission [1]
  • A instruction
    • uss template file [1]
  • access
    • [1]
    • count, in volume header [1]
    • permissions on ACL (see entries: permissions on ACL, ACL) [1]
    • transparent (AFS feature) [1]
  • ACL
    • adding entries [1]
    • auxiliary permissions [1]
    • cleaning [1]
    • clearing [1]
    • compared to UNIX protection [1]
    • copying between directories [1]
    • default on new volume [1]
    • displaying [1]
    • editing entries [1]
    • foreign users on [1]
    • group entries, usefulness [1]
    • normal vs. negative permissions [1]
    • permissions defined [1]
    • removing entries [1]
    • removing obsolete AFS IDs [1]
    • replacing all entries [1]
    • setting entries [1]
    • setting for directory with uss [1]
    • setting on user home directory with uss [1]
    • shorthand notation for grouping permissions [1]
    • system groups on [1]
  • active
    • clients statistic from scout program [1]
    • state of fstrace event set [1]
  • Active Directory
    • Kerberos KDC [1]
  • adding
    • ACL entry
      • negative permissions [1]
      • normal permissions [1]
    • ADMIN flag to Authentication Database entry [1]
    • CellServDB file (server) entry for database server machine [1]
    • database server machine
      • to client CellServDB file and kernel memory [1]
      • to server CellServDB file [1]
    • disk to file server machine [1]
    • members to groups [1]
    • read-only site definition in VLDB [1]
    • server encryption key to KeyFile file [1]
    • system:administrators group members [1]
    • UserList file users [1]
  • ADMIN flag in Authentication Database entry
    • displaying [1]
    • privileges resulting [1]
    • setting or removing [1]
  • administer ACL permission
    • [1]
  • administering
    • server machine [1]
    • user accounts [1]
  • administrative database
    • about replicating [1]
    • backing up [1]
    • restoring [1]
  • administrative privilege
    • three types [1]
  • AFS
    • [1]
    • auditing events on AIX server machines [1]
    • authentication separate from UNIX [1]
    • differences from UNIX summarized [1]
    • global namespace [1]
    • initialization script [1]
    • reducing traffic in [1]
    • root directory (/afs)
      • in cell filespace [1]
      • on client machine [1]
    • security features [1]
    • server encryption key [1]
    • server processes used in [1]
  • afs entry in Authentication Database
    • displaying [1]
    • setting server encryption key [1]
  • AFS GID
    • counter for automatic allocation, displaying and setting [1]
    • definition [1]
    • displaying
      • for all groups in Protection Database [1]
      • for one group [1]
    • removing obsolete from ACL [1]
  • AFS UID
    • assigning
      • with pts createuser command [1]
      • with uss [1]
    • counter for automatic allocation, displaying and setting [1]
    • definition [1]
    • displaying
      • for all users and machines in Protection Database [1]
      • for one user or machine [1]
    • matching with UNIX UID [1] [2]
    • removing obsolete from ACL [1]
    • reserved
      • anonymous user [1]
      • system-defined groups [1]
    • reusing, about [1]
    • setting counters for automatic allocation [1]
  • AFSCELL environment variable [1]
  • AFSCONF environment variable (NFS/AFS Translator) [1]
  • afsd program [1]
  • afsmonitor program
    • available statistics [1]
    • Cache Manager statistics [1]
    • command syntax [1]
    • creating an output file [1]
    • creating configuration files for [1]
    • features summarized [1]
    • file server statistics [1]
    • requirements for running [1]
    • screen layout [1]
    • setting terminal type [1]
    • stopping [1]
  • AFSSERVER environment variable (NFS/AFS Translator) [1]
  • afszcm.cat file [1]
  • AIX
    • auditing AFS events
      • about [1]
    • configuring tape device [1]
  • all shorthand for ACL permissions [1]
  • all-or-nothing release of read-only volumes [1]
  • anonymous user
    • AFS UID reserved [1]
    • identity assigned to unauthenticated user [1]
  • archiving
    • tapes in Backup System [1]
  • ASK instruction in CFG_device_name file [1]
  • assigning
    • AFS GID to group [1]
    • AFS UID to machine [1]
    • AFS UID to user [1]
    • AFS UID with uss [1]
  • asynchrony
    • enabling for Cache Manager write operations [1]
    • when AFS files saved on NFS clients [1]
  • at-sys (@sys) variable in pathnames [1]
  • auditing AFS events on AIX server machines [1]
  • authenticated identity
    • acquiring with klog command [1]
  • authentication
    • AFS compared to UNIX [1]
    • AFS separate from UNIX [1]
    • compared to authorization checking [1]
    • consequences of multiple failures [1]
    • improving security [1]
  • Authentication Database
    • afs entry [1]
    • changing username [1]
    • entry
      • creating with kas create command [1]
      • creating with uss [1]
      • deleting with uss [1]
      • removing [1]
    • password
      • setting [1]
    • password lifetime, setting [1] [2]
    • server encryption key
      • displaying [1]
      • setting [1]
    • site for AFS server encryption key [1]
  • Authentication Server
    • about starting and stopping [1]
    • as kaserver process [1]
    • binary in /usr/afs/bin [1]
    • description [1]
    • displaying log file [1]
    • restarting after adding entry to server CellServDB file [1]
    • restarting after removing entry from server CellServDB file [1]
    • runs on database server machine [1]
    • when to contact [1]
  • AuthLog file [1]
    • displaying [1]
  • authorization checking
    • and restarting processes [1]
    • compared to authentication [1]
    • controlling cell-wide [1]
    • defined [1]
    • disabling [1]
    • enabling [1]
  • automatic
    • process restarts by BOS Server [1]
    • update to admin. databases by Ubik [1]
  • automating
    • creation of backup volumes [1]
    • tape mounting and unmounting by Backup System [1]
  • AUTOQUERY instruction in CFG_device_name file [1]
  • auxiliary ACL permissions [1]
  • availability of data
    • interrupted by dumping [1]
  • B instruction
    • package configuration file [1]
  • backing up
    • administrative databases [1]
    • Backup Database to tape [1]
    • data from AFS volumes [1]
  • backup commands
    • adddump [1]
    • addhost [1]
    • addvolentry [1]
    • addvolset [1]
    • binary in /usr/afs/bin [1]
    • dbverify [1]
    • deldump [1]
    • deletedump [1]
    • delhost [1]
    • delvolentry [1]
    • delvolset [1]
    • diskrestore [1]
    • dump [1]
    • dumpinfo [1]
    • granting privilege for [1]
    • interactive mode
      • entering [1]
      • exiting [1]
    • jobs [1]
    • kill [1]
    • labeltape [1]
    • listdumps [1]
    • listhosts [1]
    • listvolsets [1]
    • quit [1]
    • readlabel [1]
    • restoredb [1]
    • savedb [1]
    • scantape [1]
    • setexp [1]
    • status [1]
    • volinfo [1]
    • volrestore [1]
    • volsetrestore [1]
  • Backup Database
    • administering [1]
    • backing up [1]
    • described [1]
    • dump hierarchy
      • displaying [1]
    • dump ID numbers, displaying [1]
    • dump levels
      • adding [1]
      • deleting [1]
      • displaying [1]
    • dump records
      • creating as part of dump operation [1]
      • displaying [1]
    • expiration dates [1]
      • changing [1]
      • setting [1]
    • port offset numbers
      • displaying [1]
    • restoring [1]
    • Tape Coordinator
      • adding entry [1]
      • removing entry [1]
    • verifying integrity [1]
    • volume dump history
      • displaying [1]
      • recovering from tapes [1]
    • volume entry
      • creating [1]
      • deleting from volume set [1]
      • displaying [1]
    • volume set
      • creating [1]
      • deleting [1]
      • displaying [1]
  • Backup field in volume header [1]
  • Backup Server
    • about starting and stopping [1]
    • as buserver process [1]
    • binary in /usr/afs/bin [1]
    • description [1]
    • displaying log file [1]
    • restarting after adding entry to server CellServDB file [1]
    • restarting after removing entry from server CellServDB file [1]
    • runs on database server machine [1]
    • when to contact [1]
  • Backup System
    • automating operations [1]
    • automating tape mounting and unmounting [1]
    • Backup Database [1]
    • Backup Server described [1]
    • configuration overview [1]
    • data
      • backing up/dumping [1]
      • recovering [1]
      • restoring [1]
    • dump [1]
    • dump hierarchy [1]
    • dump history
      • recovering from tapes [1]
    • dump ID number [1]
      • assigning as part of dump operation [1]
    • dump level [1]
    • dump name [1]
    • dump operation, overview [1]
    • dump records
      • deleting [1]
    • dump set [1]
    • dumps, full and incremental defined [1]
    • eliminating check for proper tape name [1]
    • eliminating search/prompt for initial tape [1]
    • filemarks [1]
    • interactive mode [1]
      • canceling operations [1]
      • displaying pending/running operations [1]
    • interfaces [1]
    • introduction [1]
    • job ID numbers
      • about [1]
      • displaying [1]
    • port offsets [1]
    • recycling schedule for tapes [1]
    • reducing operator intervention [1]
    • regular expressions [1]
    • restores
      • date-specific [1]
      • full [1]
    • restoring
      • backed up data [1]
      • backup data [1]
      • data [1]
    • running in foreign cell [1]
    • scanning tapes [1]
    • suggestions for improving efficiency [1]
    • Tape Coordinator [1]
    • tape name [1]
    • useCount counter on tape label [1]
    • using default responses to errors [1]
    • volume dump history
      • recovering from tapes [1]
    • volume entry [1]
    • volume set [1]
  • backup volume
    • automating creation of [1]
    • changing name of [1]
    • creating [1]
    • creating multiple at once [1]
    • defined [1]
    • dumping [1]
    • ID number in volume header [1]
    • mounting [1]
    • moving [1]
    • removed by read/write move [1]
    • removed by read/write removal [1]
    • space-saving nature of [1]
    • suggested schedule for creation of [1]
  • BackupLog file [1]
    • displaying [1]
  • BAK version of binary file
    • created by bos install command [1]
    • removing obsolete [1]
    • used by bos uninstall command [1]
  • banner line on the scout program screen [1]
  • basenames in scout program [1]
  • bdb.DB0 file [1]
  • bdb.DBSYS1 file [1]
  • binary distribution machine
    • defined [1]
    • identifying with bos status [1]
  • block special device
    • creating with package [1]
  • bos commands
    • addhost [1]
    • addkey
      • basic instructions [1]
      • when handling key emergency [1]
    • adduser [1]
    • binary in /usr/afs/bin [1]
    • create [1]
    • delete [1]
    • exec [1]
    • getdate [1]
    • getlog [1]
    • getrestart [1]
    • granting privilege for [1]
    • install [1]
    • listhosts [1]
    • listkeys [1]
    • listusers [1]
    • mutual authentication, bypassing [1]
    • prune [1]
    • removehost [1]
    • removekey [1]
    • removeuser [1]
    • restart
      • excluding BOS Server [1]
      • including BOS Server [1]
      • selected processes [1]
      • with -bosserver flag [1]
    • salvage [1]
    • setauth [1]
    • setrestart [1]
    • shutdown [1]
    • start [1]
    • startup [1]
    • status [1]
    • stop [1]
    • summary of functions [1]
    • uninstall [1]
  • BOS Server
    • as bosserver process [1]
    • binary in /usr/afs/bin [1]
    • description [1]
    • displaying log file [1]
    • maintainer of server process binaries [1]
    • memory state [1]
    • monitoring server processes [1]
    • restart times, displaying and setting [1]
    • role in reboot of server machine [1]
    • use of BosConfig file [1]
    • when to contact [1]
  • BosConfig file [1]
    • changing status flag from NotRun to Run [1]
    • changing status flag from Run to NotRun [1]
    • creating server process entry [1]
    • displaying entries [1]
    • information [1]
    • removing server process entry [1]
    • restart times defined [1]
  • BosLog file [1]
    • displaying [1]
  • bosserver
    • [1]
    • binary in /usr/afs/bin [1]
  • bulk mode in uss [1]
  • buserver
    • [1]
    • binary in /usr/afs/bin [1]
  • butc command [1]
  • C instruction
    • package configuration file [1]
  • cache
    • tuning [1]
  • cache files (client) [1]
  • Cache Manager
    • afsd initialization program [1]
    • as interpreter of mount points [1]
    • CellServDB file (client), using [1]
    • collecting data with xstat data collection facility [1]
    • configuring and customizing [1]
    • data cache
      • displaying size set at reboot [1]
    • data cache size
      • displaying current [1]
      • resetting to default value (for disk cache only) [1]
      • setting in cacheinfo file [1]
      • setting until next reboot [1]
    • database server processes, contacting [1]
    • described [1]
    • displaying
      • cache size from cacheinfo file [1]
    • enabling asynchrony for write operations [1]
    • flushing cache [1]
    • functions of [1]
    • interfaces registered with File Server [1]
    • messages displayed, controlling [1]
    • monitoring performance [1]
    • preference ranks for File Server and VL Server [1]
    • setting
      • cache size in cacheinfo file [1]
      • disk cache location [1]
      • home cell [1]
      • probe interval for File Server [1]
    • setuid programs [1]
    • system type name stored in kernel memory [1]
    • use of NetInfo file [1]
    • use of NetRestrict file [1]
    • xstat data collection facility libraries [1]
    • xstat data collections [1]
    • xstat example commands [1]
    • xstat_cm_test example command [1]
  • cacheinfo file [1]
    • displaying contents [1]
    • format [1]
    • resetting disk cache to size specified [1]
    • setting
      • cache size [1]
      • disk cache location [1]
  • CacheItems file [1]
  • caching [1]
  • callback [1]
  • cell [1]
    • changing list in client kernel memory [1]
    • filespace configuration issues [1]
    • foreign [1]
    • granting local access to foreign users [1]
    • local [1]
    • making foreign visible to local [1]
    • making local visible to foreign [1]
    • name
      • at second level in file tree [1] [2]
      • choosing [1]
      • setting [1]
    • setting home cell for client machine [1]
  • CellServDB file (client)
    • about [1] [2]
    • central update source for clients [1]
    • changing [1]
    • copied into kernel memory [1]
    • correct format [1]
    • displaying [1]
    • global source from AFS Support [1]
    • maintaining [1]
    • updating with or without package [1]
  • CellServDB file (server)
    • about [1]
    • adding database server machine [1]
    • displaying [1]
    • effect of wrong information in [1]
    • importance to Ubik operation [1]
    • maintaining [1]
    • removing database server machine [1]
  • CellServDB file maintained by the AFS Registrar
    • as global update source [1]
  • CellServDB.local file [1]
  • cellular mount point
    • [1]
  • CFG_device_name file [1]
  • changing
    • ACL entries [1]
    • data cache size specified in cacheinfo file [1]
    • data cache size temporarily [1]
    • disk cache location, in cacheinfo file [1]
    • disk cache size to default value [1]
    • group ownership to self-owned [1]
    • group-creation quota [1]
    • mount point when renaming user [1]
    • Protection Database entry
      • name [1]
      • owner [1]
    • username [1]
    • volume name [1]
    • volume name when renaming user [1]
  • character special device
    • creating with package [1]
  • checksum [1]
  • chgrp command
    • AFS compared to UNIX [1]
  • chmod command
    • AFS compared to UNIX [1]
  • choosing
    • name
      • cell [1]
      • user [1]
      • user volume [1]
      • user volume mount point [1]
  • chown command
    • AFS compared to UNIX [1]
  • clearing
    • all ACL entries [1]
    • contents of trace log (fstrace) [1]
  • client
    • configuring local disk with package [1]
    • definition [1]
    • machine
      • definition [1]
    • modifying to run package [1]
  • client machine
    • /usr/vice/etc directory [1]
    • cache files [1]
    • CellServDB file, displaying [1]
    • changing CellServDB file [1]
    • changing list of cells in kernel memory [1]
    • configuration files [1]
    • configuration issues [1]
    • controlling running of setuid programs [1]
    • data cache size
      • displaying current [1]
      • setting in cacheinfo file [1]
      • setting until next reboot [1]
    • data cache size set at reboot
      • displaying [1]
    • database server machines, displaying knowledge of [1]
    • database server processes, contacting [1]
    • disk cache size
      • resetting to default value [1]
    • disk versus memory cache [1]
    • displaying
      • data cache size from cacheinfo file [1]
    • enabling access to foreign cell [1]
    • files required on local disk [1]
    • flushing data cache [1]
    • making foreign cell visible [1]
    • messages displayed, controlling [1]
    • monitoring performance [1]
    • setting
      • data cache size in cacheinfo file [1]
      • disk cache location [1]
      • home cell [1]
    • setting home cell [1]
    • system type name stored in Cache Manager memory [1]
  • client machines statistic from scout program [1]
  • clocks
    • need to synchronize for Ubik [1]
  • clone [1] [2]
    • forcing creation of new [1]
  • cloning
    • defined [1]
    • for backup [1]
    • for replication [1]
  • close system call
    • for files saved on AFS client [1]
    • for files saved on NFS client [1]
  • cm event set (fstrace) [1]
  • cmfx trace log (fstrace) [1]
  • collecting
    • data with xstat data collection facility [1]
  • command interpreters
    • CellServDB file (client), using [1]
  • command parameters
    • in BosConfig file [1]
  • command suite
    • binaries
      • displaying time stamp [1]
      • installing [1]
      • removing obsolete [1]
      • uninstalling [1]
  • commands
    • afsd [1]
    • afsmonitor [1]
    • backup
      • to enter interactive mode [1]
    • backup adddump [1]
    • backup addhost [1]
    • backup addvolentry [1]
    • backup addvolset [1]
    • backup dbverify [1]
    • backup deldump [1]
    • backup deletedump [1]
    • backup delhost [1]
    • backup delvolentry [1]
    • backup delvolset [1]
    • backup diskrestore [1]
    • backup dump [1]
    • backup dumpinfo [1]
    • backup interactive [1]
    • backup jobs [1]
    • backup kill [1]
    • backup labeltape [1]
    • backup listdumps [1]
    • backup listhosts [1]
    • backup listvolsets [1]
    • backup quit [1]
    • backup readlabel [1]
    • backup restoredb [1]
    • backup savedb [1]
    • backup scantape [1]
    • backup setexp [1]
    • backup status [1]
    • backup volinfo [1]
    • backup volrestore [1]
    • backup volsetrestore [1]
    • bos addhost [1]
    • bos addkey [1]
    • bos adduser [1]
    • bos create [1]
    • bos delete [1]
    • bos exec [1]
    • bos getdate [1]
    • bos getlog [1]
    • bos getrestart [1]
    • bos install [1] [2]
    • bos listhosts [1]
    • bos listkeys [1]
    • bos listusers [1]
    • bos prune [1]
    • bos removehost [1]
    • bos removekey [1]
    • bos removeuser [1]
    • bos restart
      • excluding BOS Server [1]
      • including BOS Server [1]
      • selected processes [1]
    • bos salvage [1]
    • bos setauth [1]
    • bos setrestart [1]
    • bos shutdown [1]
    • bos start [1]
    • bos startup [1]
    • bos status [1]
    • bos stop [1]
    • butc [1]
    • chgrp (AFS compared to UNIX) [1]
    • chmod (AFS compared to UNIX) [1]
    • chown (AFS compared to UNIX) [1]
    • executing from uss template file [1]
    • fms [1]
    • fs checkservers [1]
    • fs checkvolumes [1]
    • fs cleanacl [1]
    • fs copyacl [1]
    • fs examine [1] [2]
    • fs exportafs [1]
    • fs flush [1]
    • fs flushmount [1]
    • fs flushvolume [1]
    • fs getcacheparms [1]
    • fs getcellstatus [1]
    • fs getclientaddrs [1]
    • fs getserverprefs [1]
    • fs listacl [1]
    • fs listcells [1]
    • fs listquota [1] [2]
    • fs lsmount [1]
    • fs messages [1]
    • fs mkmount [1]
      • general instructions [1]
      • when changing username [1]
      • when creating user account [1]
      • when mounting backup volume [1]
      • when renaming volume [1]
      • when restoring volume [1]
    • fs newcell [1]
    • fs quota [1]
    • fs rmmount [1] [2] [3] [4] [5]
    • fs setacl [1]
      • with -clear flag [1]
      • with -negative flag [1]
    • fs setcachesize [1]
    • fs setcell [1]
    • fs setclientaddrs [1]
    • fs setquota [1]
    • fs setserverprefs [1]
    • fs setvol [1]
    • fs storebehind
      • displaying asynchrony for specific files [1]
      • displaying default asynchrony [1]
      • setting asynchrony for specific files [1]
      • setting default asynchrony [1]
    • fs sysname [1]
    • fs whereis [1]
    • fsck (AFS compared to UNIX) [1]
    • fsck (AFS version) [1]
    • fstrace clear [1]
    • fstrace dump [1]
    • fstrace lslog [1]
    • fstrace lsset [1]
    • fstrace setlog [1]
    • fstrace setset [1]
    • groups (AFS compared to UNIX) [1]
    • id (AFS compared to UNIX) [1]
    • kas create [1]
      • when changing username [1]
    • kas delete [1]
      • when changing username [1]
    • kas examine [1]
      • to display ADMIN flag [1]
    • kas interactive [1]
    • kas setfields [1] [2]
      • limiting failed authentication attempts [1]
      • prohibiting password reuse [1]
      • setting ADMIN flag [1]
      • setting password lifetime [1]
    • kas setpassword [1] [2] [3]
    • kas unlock [1]
    • klog [1]
    • klog with -setpag flag [1]
    • klog.krb [1]
    • knfs [1]
    • kpasswd [1] [2]
    • ln (AFS compared to UNIX) [1]
    • mount [1]
    • package [1]
    • pagsh [1]
    • pagsh.krb [1]
    • privileged, defined [1]
    • pts adduser [1]
      • for system:administrators group [1]
    • pts chown [1]
    • pts creategroup [1]
    • pts createuser
      • machine entry [1]
      • user account [1]
    • pts delete [1] [2]
    • pts examine [1]
    • pts listentries [1]
    • pts listmax [1]
    • pts listowned [1]
    • pts membership [1]
      • displaying system:administrators group [1]
    • pts removeuser [1]
      • for system:administrators group [1]
    • pts rename
      • machine or group name [1]
      • username [1]
    • pts setfields
      • setting group creation quota [1]
      • setting privacy flags [1]
    • pts setmax [1]
    • scout [1]
    • share [1]
    • ssh (AFS compared to UNIX) [1]
    • sshd (AFS compared to UNIX) [1]
    • strings [1]
    • sys [1]
    • tokens [1]
    • tokens.krb [1]
    • udebug [1]
    • umount [1]
    • unlog [1]
    • uss add [1]
    • uss bulk [1]
    • uss delete [1]
    • vos addsite [1]
    • vos backup [1]
    • vos backupsys [1]
    • vos changeaddr [1]
    • vos create
      • basic instructions [1]
      • when creating user account [1]
    • vos delentry [1]
    • vos dump [1]
    • vos examine
      • basic instructions [1]
    • vos listaddrs [1]
    • vos listpart [1]
    • vos listvldb
      • syntax [1]
    • vos listvol
      • syntax [1]
    • vos lock [1]
    • vos move
      • basic instructions [1]
    • vos partinfo [1]
    • vos release
      • basic instructions [1]
    • vos remove [1]
      • basic instructions [1]
    • vos remsite [1]
    • vos rename
      • basic instructions [1]
      • when changing username [1]
    • vos restore [1] [2]
    • vos syncserv [1]
    • vos syncvldb [1]
    • vos unlock [1]
    • vos unlockvldb [1]
    • vos zap [1]
    • which [1]
    • xstat_cm_test [1]
    • xstat_fs_test [1]
  • common configuration files (server) [1]
  • compilation
    • date of, listing on binary file [1]
  • compiling
    • package prototype file [1]
  • configuration file
    • [1]
    • instructions for package program [1]
  • configuration files
    • client machine [1]
    • package program [1]
    • server machine, common [1]
  • configuring
    • afsmonitor program [1]
    • Cache Manager [1]
    • client machine, issues [1]
    • file server machine, issues [1]
    • filespace, issues [1]
    • local disk of client with package [1]
    • trace log (fstrace) [1]
  • Conn statistic from scout program [1]
  • consistency guarantees
    • administrative databases [1]
    • cached data [1]
  • constants
    • uss template file [1]
  • contacting processes
    • Authentication Server [1]
    • Backup Server [1]
    • BOS Server [1]
    • File Server [1]
    • NTPD [1]
    • Protection Server [1]
    • Salvager [1]
    • Update Server [1]
    • VL Server [1]
    • Volume Server [1]
  • controlling
    • authorization checking for entire cell [1]
    • server machine interfaces registered in VLDB [1]
  • conventions
    • AFS pathnames [1]
    • cell name [1]
    • volume names [1] [2]
  • converting
    • existing UNIX accounts to AFS accounts
      • with manual account creation [1]
      • with uss [1]
  • coordinator (Ubik)
    • defined [1]
    • election procedure described [1]
  • copying
    • ACL between directories [1]
  • core files
    • for server processes [1]
    • removing from /usr/afs/logs directory [1]
  • core leak
    • preventing with scheduled restarts [1]
  • correspondence
    • of volumes and directories [1]
  • corruption
    • symptoms and types [1]
  • counter
    • Protection Database (max user id, max group id) [1]
  • CPS [1]
  • creating
    • ACL as copy of another [1]
    • ACL entry [1]
    • ACL entry in negative permissions section [1]
    • Authentication Database entry
      • with kas create command [1]
      • with uss [1]
    • backup volume [1]
    • cellular mount point [1]
    • common local password file with uss [1]
    • directory with uss [1]
    • file with uss [1] [2]
    • group, self-owned [1]
    • link (hard or symbolic) with uss [1]
    • mount point when changing username [1]
    • mount point with uss [1]
    • multiple backup volumes at once [1]
    • NetInfo file (client version) [1]
    • NetInfo file (server version) [1]
    • NetRestrict file (client version) [1]
    • NetRestrict file (server version) [1]
    • PAG with klog or pagsh command [1]
    • Protection Database group entry [1]
    • Protection Database machine entry [1]
    • Protection Database user entry
      • with pts createuser command [1]
      • with uss [1]
    • read-only volume [1]
    • read/write or regular mount point [1]
    • read/write volume [1]
    • server encryption key [1]
    • server process [1]
    • standard files in new user account [1]
    • tape label (Backup System) [1]
    • user account
      • with individual commands [1]
      • with uss [1]
    • user account types with uss [1]
    • user accounts in bulk with uss [1]
    • volume with uss [1]
  • creation date
    • recorded in volume header [1]
  • creator
    • Protection Database entry
      • displaying [1]
      • displaying all [1]
  • criteria for replicating volumes [1]
  • cron process
    • creating with bos create command [1]
  • cron server process
    • defining in BosConfig file [1]
  • cron-type server process
    • defined [1]
    • used to automate volume backup [1]
  • current protection subgroup [1]
  • curses graphics utility
    • afsmonitor program [1]
    • scout program requirements [1]
  • d ACL permission [1]
  • D instruction
    • package configuration file [1]
    • uss template file [1]
  • daily restart for new binaries
    • displaying and setting time [1]
  • data
    • availability interrupted by dumping [1]
  • data cache
    • changing location of disk cache [1]
    • disk cache size
      • resetting to default value [1]
    • disk versus memory [1]
    • displaying size specified in cacheinfo file [1]
    • flushing (forcing update) [1]
    • size
      • current, displaying [1]
      • recommendations [1]
      • set at reboot, displaying [1]
      • setting in cacheinfo file [1] [2]
      • setting until next reboot [1]
    • Vn file in [1]
  • data collection
    • with xstat data collection facility [1]
  • database files [1]
  • database server machine
    • adding
      • to client CellServDB file and kernel memory [1]
      • to server CellServDB file [1]
    • CellServDB file (client), displaying [1]
    • CellServDB file (server) entry
      • adding [1]
      • removing [1]
    • client knowledge of [1]
    • defined [1]
    • displaying list in server CellServDB file [1]
    • identifying with bos status [1]
    • maintaining [1]
    • reason to run three [1]
    • removing
      • from client CellServDB file and kernel memory [1]
      • from server CellServDB file [1]
    • use of NetInfo and NetRestrict files [1]
  • database server process
    • about starting and stopping [1]
    • need to run all on every database server machine [1]
    • restarting after adding entry to server CellServDB file [1]
    • restarting after removing entry from server CellServDB file [1]
    • use of CellServDB file [1]
  • database, distributed
    • [1]
  • databases, distributed [1]
  • date
    • on binary file, listing [1]
  • date-specific restores [1]
  • default
    • ACL [1]
    • volume quota [1] [2]
  • defining
    • directory for even distribution of accounts with uss [1]
    • read-only site in VLDB [1]
    • server encryption key [1]
    • server encryption key in Authentication Database [1]
    • server process in BosConfig file [1]
  • delayed write operations
    • when AFS files saved on NFS clients [1]
  • delete ACL permission
    • [1]
  • deleting
    • Authentication Database entry with uss [1]
    • Protection Database user entry with uss [1]
    • user accounts in bulk with uss [1]
    • user accounts with uss [1]
  • denying
    • file access with negative ACL entry [1]
  • desynchronization of VLDB/volume headers
    • fixing [1]
    • symptoms of [1]
  • determining
    • identity of binary distribution machine [1]
    • identity of database server machines [1]
    • identity of system control machine [1]
    • identity of:
      • simple file server machines [1]
    • roles taken by server machine [1]
    • success of replication [1]
  • differences
    • between AFS and UNIX, summarized [1]
  • directories
    • /afs [1] [2]
    • /afs/cellname [1] [2]
    • /usr/afs/backup [1]
    • conventional under /afs/cellname [1]
    • for grouping user home directories [1]
    • lost+found [1]
  • directories (server)
    • /usr/afs/bin [1]
  • directory
    • /usr/afs/bin on server machines [1]
    • /usr/afs/db on server machines [1]
    • /usr/afs/etc [1]
    • /usr/afs/local on server machines [1]
    • /usr/afs/logs on server machines [1]
    • /usr/vice/cache [1]
    • /usr/vice/etc [1]
    • /vicep on server machines [1]
    • correspondence with volume [1]
    • creating with package [1]
    • creating with uss [1]
    • defining for even distribution of accounts with uss [1]
    • disk cache [1]
    • flushing from data cache on client machine [1]
    • overwritten by uss if exists [1]
    • root [1]
  • directory-level data protection
    • implications [1]
  • directory/file name
    • translating to volume ID number [1]
    • translating to volume location [1]
    • translating to volume name [1]
  • disabling
    • authorization checking [1]
  • discarding
    • tokens [1]
  • disk
    • file server machine
      • adding/installing [1]
      • removing [1]
    • local [1]
  • Disk attn statistic from scout program [1]
  • disk partition
    • displaying size of single [1]
    • grouping related volumes on [1]
    • monitoring usage of [1]
    • moving volumes to reduce overcrowding [1]
  • display layout in scout program window [1]
  • displaying
    • ACL entries [1]
    • ADMIN flag in Authentication Database entry [1]
    • AFS user id and max group id counters [1]
    • BOS Server's automatic restart times [1]
    • Cache Manager preference ranks for file server machines [1]
    • CellServDB file (client) [1]
    • CellServDB file (server) [1]
    • client interfaces registered with File Server [1]
    • contents of trace log (fstrace) [1]
    • counters for AFS UID and AFS GID [1]
    • creator of Protection Database entry [1] [2]
    • data cache size
      • set at reboot [1]
      • specified in cacheinfo file [1]
    • data cache size, current [1]
    • database server machines in server CellServDB file [1]
    • disk partition size [1]
    • entries from BosConfig file [1]
    • group-creation quota in Protection Database entry [1]
    • groups owned by a user or group [1]
    • groups to which user or machine belongs [1]
    • KeyFile file [1]
    • log files for server processes [1]
    • members of group [1]
    • membership count in Protection Database entry [1]
    • mount point [1]
    • owner of Protection Database entry [1] [2]
    • privacy flags on Protection Database entry [1]
    • Protection Database entries (all) [1]
    • Protection Database entry [1]
    • server encryption key from Authentication Database [1]
    • server encryption keys in KeyFile file [1]
    • server entries from VLDB [1]
    • server process status [1]
    • state of event set (fstrace) [1]
    • state of trace log (fstrace) [1]
    • system:administrators group members [1]
    • tape label (Backup System) [1]
    • time stamp on binary file [1]
    • UserList file [1]
    • VLDB entry
      • with volume header [1]
    • VLDB entry with volume header [1]
    • VLDB server entries [1]
    • volume header [1]
      • with VLDB entry [1]
    • volume header with VLDB entry [1]
    • volume information [1]
    • volume quota
      • percent used [1]
      • with volume & partition info [1]
      • with volume size [1]
    • volume size [1] [2]
    • volume's VLDB entry [1]
  • distributed database
    • [1]
  • distributed databases [1]
  • distributed file system [1]
    • security issues [1]
  • distribution
    • of CellServDB file (server) [1]
    • of databases [1] [2]
  • dormant (state of fstrace event set) [1]
  • dumb terminal
    • use in scout program [1]
    • use with afsmonitor [1]
  • dump (Backup System)
    • appended
      • creating [1]
    • appended, defined [1]
    • creating Backup Database record [1]
    • defined [1]
    • displaying Backup Database record [1]
    • full, defined [1]
    • ID number, described [1]
    • ID number, displaying [1]
    • incremental, defined [1]
    • initial, defined [1]
    • label, described [1]
    • name, described [1]
    • parent, defined [1]
    • set [1]
  • dump hierarchy (Backup System)
    • creating [1]
    • described [1]
    • displaying [1]
    • dump level
      • defined [1]
    • dump levels
      • adding [1]
      • deleting [1]
    • expiration date on dump level
      • described [1]
    • expiration dates [1]
      • assigning to dump levels [1]
      • changing [1]
      • setting [1]
  • dump ID number (Backup System)
    • displaying [1]
  • dump ID numbers (Backup System) [1]
  • dump levels
    • defined [1]
    • expiration dates [1]
      • changing [1]
      • setting [1]
    • in Backup Database
      • adding [1]
      • deleting [1]
      • displaying [1]
  • dump set (Backup System)
    • creating [1]
    • defined [1]
    • deleting from Backup Database [1]
    • full dumps [1]
    • incremental dumps [1]
  • dumping
    • Backup Database to tape [1]
    • data [1]
    • dump ID numbers [1]
    • full dumps [1]
    • incremental dumps [1]
    • trace log contents (fstrace) [1]
    • volumes
      • reasons [1]
      • using vos command [1]
      • without using AFS Backup System [1]
  • dynamic kernel loader programs
    • directory for AFS library files [1]
  • E instruction
    • uss template file [1]
  • editing
    • NetInfo file (client version) [1]
    • NetInfo file (server version) [1]
    • NetRestrict file (client version) [1]
    • NetRestrict file (server version) [1]
  • election of Ubik coordinator [1]
  • emergency
    • server encryption keys mismatched [1]
  • enabling authorization checking [1]
  • encrypted network communication [1]
  • entering
    • kas interactive mode [1]
  • entry in VLDB
    • displaying, with volume header [1]
    • for volume [1]
    • locking/unlocking [1]
  • erasing
    • all ACL entries [1]
  • etc/exports file [1]
  • etc/fstab file
    • [1]
  • event set (fstrace)
    • cm [1]
    • displaying state [1]
    • persistence [1]
    • setting [1]
  • events
    • auditing AFS on AIX server machines [1]
  • examples
    • library files for package [1]
    • prototype files for package [1]
    • scout program display [1]
    • uss template file [1]
  • executing
    • command using uss template line [1]
  • expiration dates [1]
    • absolute [1]
    • changing [1]
    • relative [1]
    • setting [1]
  • F instruction
    • package configuration file [1]
    • uss template file [1]
  • failure
    • of file storage due to full partition [1]
    • of uss account creation
      • recovering from [1]
  • Fetch statistic from scout program [1]
  • file
    • creating standard ones in new user account [1]
    • creating with package [1]
    • creating with uss [1] [2]
    • flushing from data cache on client machine [1]
    • overwritten by uss if exists [1]
    • required on client machine local disk [1]
  • file extension
    • .BAK [1]
    • .OLD [1]
  • File Server
    • as part of fs process [1] [2]
    • binary in /usr/afs/bin [1]
    • client interfaces registered [1]
    • collecting data with xstat data collection facility [1]
    • CPS requested from Protection Server [1]
    • description [1]
    • displaying log file [1]
    • interfaces registered in VLDB
      • listed in sysid file [1]
    • interfaces registered in VLDB server entry [1]
    • monitoring with scout program [1]
    • use of NetInfo file [1]
    • use of NetRestrict file [1]
    • use of sysid file [1]
    • when to contact [1]
    • xstat data collection facility libraries [1]
    • xstat data collections [1]
    • xstat example commands [1]
    • xstat_fs_test example command [1]
  • file server machine [1]
    • Cache Manager preference ranks for [1]
    • configuration files in /usr/afs/local [1]
    • core files in /usr/afs/logs [1]
    • database files in /usr/afs/db [1]
    • disk
      • adding/installing [1]
      • removing [1]
    • displaying log files [1]
    • inode-based [1]
    • installing command and process binaries [1]
    • log files in /usr/afs/logs [1]
    • monitoring outages of [1]
    • namei-based [1]
    • partitions, naming [1]
    • rebooting, about [1]
    • restoring partitions using Backup System [1]
    • salvaging volumes [1]
  • file server probe interval
    • setting for a client machine [1]
  • file storage
    • failed due to partition crowding [1]
  • file system
    • defined [1]
    • monitoring activity [1]
    • salvager [1]
  • file systems registry file
    • adding new disk to file server machine [1]
    • removing disk from file server machine [1]
  • file tree
    • conventions
      • for configuring [1]
      • third level [1]
    • creating volumes to match top level directories [1]
  • FileLog file [1]
    • displaying [1]
  • files
    • /usr/afs/etc/KeyFile [1]
    • AFS initialization script [1]
    • AFS libraries used by dynamic kernel loader programs [1]
    • afsd [1]
    • afszcm.cat [1]
    • AuthLog [1]
    • backup command binary [1]
    • BackupLog [1]
    • bdb.DB0 [1]
    • bdb.DBSYS1 [1]
    • bos command binary [1]
    • BosConfig [1] [2]
    • BosLog [1]
    • bosserver binary [1]
    • buserver [1]
    • cacheinfo [1]
    • CacheItems [1]
    • CellServDB (client) [1]
    • CellServDB (server) [1] [2]
    • CellServDB file (client) [1]
    • CellServDB.local [1]
    • CFG_<device_name> [1]
    • displaying log files [1]
    • exports [1]
    • file systems registry (fstab) [1]
    • FileLog [1]
    • fileserver [1]
    • fms.log [1]
    • FORCESALVAGE [1]
    • global CellServDB [1]
    • kas command binary [1]
    • kaserver binary file [1]
    • kaserver.DB0 [1]
    • kaserver.DBSYS1 [1]
    • KeyFile [1]
    • NetInfo (client version) [1] [2]
    • NetInfo (server version) [1]
    • NetRestrict (client version) [1] [2]
    • NetRestrict (server version) [1]
    • NoAuth [1]
    • ntpd [1]
    • ntpdc [1]
    • package Makefile [1]
    • prdb.DB0 [1]
    • prdb.DBSYS1 [1]
    • pts command binary [1]
    • ptserver binary [1]
    • runntp [1]
    • SALVAGE.fs [1]
    • salvage.lock [1]
    • SalvageLog [1]
    • salvager [1]
    • server configuration, in /usr/afs/etc directory [1]
    • sysid [1]
    • tapeconfig [1]
    • ThisCell (client) [1]
    • ThisCell (server) [1]
    • udebug [1]
    • upclient [1]
    • upserver [1]
    • UserList [1]
    • V.vol_ID.vol [1]
    • vldb.DB0 [1]
    • vldb.DBSYS1 [1]
    • VLLog [1]
    • vlserver [1]
    • Vn [1]
    • VolserLog [1]
    • volserver [1]
    • VolumeItems [1]
    • vos command binary [1]
  • fileserver
    • [1]
    • binary in /usr/afs/bin [1]
  • flexible synchronization site (Ubik) [1]
  • flushing
    • data cache on client machine [1]
  • fms command [1]
  • fms.log file [1]
  • FORCESALVAGE file [1]
  • foreign cell [1]
    • making local cell visible [1]
    • making visible in local cell [1]
  • format of CellServDB file (client) [1]
  • fs commands
    • checkservers [1]
    • checkvolumes [1]
    • cleanacl [1]
    • copyacl [1]
    • examine [1] [2]
    • exportafs [1]
    • flush [1]
    • flushmount [1]
    • flushvolume [1]
    • getcacheparms [1]
    • getcellstatus [1]
    • getclientaddrs [1]
    • getserverprefs [1]
    • granting privilege for [1]
    • listacl [1]
    • listcells [1]
    • listquota [1] [2]
    • lsmount [1]
    • messages [1]
    • mkmount
      • for read/write volume [1]
      • general instructions [1]
      • when changing username [1]
      • when creating user account [1]
      • when mounting backup volume [1]
      • when renaming volume [1]
      • when restoring volume [1]
    • mutual authentication, bypassing [1]
    • newcell [1]
    • quota [1]
    • rmmount [1]
      • when changing username [1]
      • when removing user account [1]
      • when removing volume [1]
      • when renaming volume [1]
    • setacl [1]
      • with -clear flag [1]
      • with -negative flag [1]
    • setcachesize [1]
    • setcell [1]
    • setclientaddrs [1]
    • setquota [1]
    • setserverprefs [1]
    • setvol [1]
    • storebehind
      • displaying asynchrony for specific files [1]
      • displaying default asynchrony [1]
      • setting asynchrony for specific files [1]
      • setting default asynchrony [1]
    • sysname [1]
    • whereis [1]
  • fs process [1]
    • creating [1]
  • fs server process
    • defining in BosConfig file [1]
  • fs-type server process
    • defined [1]
  • fsck command
    • AFS compared to UNIX [1]
    • AFS version [1]
  • fstab file
    • [1]
  • fstrace commands
    • clear [1]
    • dump [1]
    • example of use [1]
    • lslog [1]
    • lsset [1]
    • privilege requirements [1]
    • setlog [1]
    • setset [1]
  • fsync system call
    • for files saved on AFS client [1]
    • for files saved on NFS client [1]
  • full dump [1]
    • creating using vos command [1]
  • full restores [1]
  • global namespace [1]
  • granting
    • file access by setting ACL [1]
    • privilege for backup commands [1]
    • privilege for bos commands [1]
    • privilege for fs commands [1]
    • privilege for kas commands [1] [2]
    • privilege for pts commands [1]
    • privilege for vos commands [1]
  • group
    • ACL entry, usefulness of [1]
    • AFS GID [1]
    • AFS GID, assigning [1]
    • creation quota [1]
    • definition [1]
    • group use [1]
    • groups owned, displaying [1]
    • members, adding [1]
    • members, displaying [1]
    • members, removing [1]
    • membership of machine or user, displaying [1]
    • name, assigning [1]
    • orphaned, displaying [1]
    • owned by user or group, displaying [1]
    • owner
      • displaying [1]
      • displaying for all [1]
    • privacy flags [1]
    • privacy flags on Protection Database entry
      • displaying [1]
      • setting [1]
    • private use [1]
    • Protection Database entry
      • deleting [1]
      • displaying [1]
      • displaying all [1]
      • name, changing [1]
    • Protection Database entry, creating [1]
    • Protection Database entry, described [1]
    • regular and prefix-less, defined [1]
    • restrictions [1]
    • rules for naming [1]
    • self-owned, creating [1]
    • shared use [1]
    • system [1]
    • system-defined [1]
    • system-defined on ACLs [1]
    • using effectively [1]
  • group use of group [1]
  • groups command
    • AFS compared to UNIX [1]
  • handling
    • server encryption key emergency [1]
  • hard link
    • AFS restrictions on [1]
    • creating with uss [1]
    • overwritten by uss if exists [1]
  • Heimdal
    • Kerberos KDC [1]
  • highlighting statistics in scout display
    • setting thresholds [1]
    • use of reverse video [1]
  • i ACL permission [1]
  • id command
    • AFS compared to UNIX [1]
  • identifying
    • binary distribution machine [1]
    • database server machine [1]
    • roles taken by server machine [1]
    • simple file server machine [1]
    • system control machine [1]
  • implicit ACL permissions [1]
  • inactive (state of fstrace event set) [1]
  • incremental dump
    • creating using vos command [1]
    • creating with Backup System [1]
  • initialization script for AFS [1]
  • initializing
    • scout program [1]
    • server process [1]
  • insert ACL permission
    • [1]
  • installing
    • disk on file server machine [1]
    • server binaries [1]
    • server process binaries, about [1]
  • intention flag in VLDB entry [1]
  • interactive mode (Backup System)
    • entering [1]
    • exiting [1]
    • features [1]
    • operations
      • canceling pending/running [1]
      • displaying pending/running [1]
  • interactive mode (kas commands) [1]
  • Internet
    • conventions for cell name [1]
  • job ID numbers (Backup System) [1]
    • displaying [1]
    • operations
      • canceling [1]
  • k ACL permission [1]
  • kas commands
    • binary in /usr/afs/bin [1]
    • create [1]
      • when changing username [1]
    • delete
      • when changing username [1]
      • when removing user account [1]
    • examine
      • to display ADMIN flag [1]
    • examine, to inspect afs key [1]
    • granting privilege for [1]
    • interactive [1]
    • mutual authentication, bypassing [1]
    • setfields [1] [2]
      • limiting failed authentication attempts [1]
      • prohibiting password reuse [1]
      • setting ADMIN flag [1]
      • setting password lifetime [1]
    • setpassword [1] [2] [3] [4]
    • setpassword , when handling key emergency [1]
    • unlock [1]
  • kaserver process
    • [1]
    • binary in /usr/afs/bin [1]
  • kaserver.DB0 file [1]
  • kaserver.DBSYS1 file [1]
  • Kerberos
    • support for in AFS [1]
    • use of usernames [1]
  • Kerberos KDC
    • description [1]
  • kernel memory (client)
    • CellServDB file, reading into [1]
  • key version number
    • defined [1]
  • KeyFile file
    • adding server encryption key [1]
    • displaying [1]
    • function of [1]
    • removing server encryption key [1]
    • storage site for server encryption keys [1]
  • klog command [1]
    • limiting failed attempts [1]
    • when handling key emergency [1]
    • with -setpag flag [1]
  • klog.krb command [1]
  • knfs command [1]
  • kpasswd command [1] [2]
  • kpwvalid program [1]
  • kvno
    • [1]
  • l ACL permission [1]
  • L instruction
    • package configuration file [1]
    • uss template file [1]
  • learning
    • volume ID
      • given directory/file name [1]
      • given volume name [1]
    • volume location
      • given directory/file name [1]
      • given volume name/ID number [1]
    • volume name
      • given directory/file name [1]
      • given volume ID number [1]
  • length restriction on volume names [1]
  • library files in package [1]
    • constructing [1]
    • examples [1]
  • libxstat_cm.a library [1]
    • data collections [1]
    • example command using [1]
    • obtaining more information [1]
    • routines [1]
    • xstat_cm_test example command [1]
  • libxstat_fs.a library [1]
    • data collections [1]
    • example command using [1]
    • obtaining more information [1]
    • routines [1]
    • xstat_fs_test example command [1]
  • listing
    • tokens held by issuer [1]
  • ln command
    • AFS compared to UNIX [1]
  • local cell [1]
    • granting foreign users access to [1]
    • making foreign cells visible in [1]
    • making visible to foreign cells [1]
  • local configuration files (server) [1]
  • local disk
    • configuring on client, using package [1]
    • files required on client machine [1]
    • protecting on file server machine [1]
  • local password file
    • creating common source version with uss [1]
    • creating entry for AFS user
      • with manual account creation [1]
      • with uss [1]
    • setting password in
      • with manual account creation [1]
      • with uss [1]
    • when not using AFS-modified login utility [1]
    • when using AFS--modified login utility [1]
  • location
    • setting for client [1]
    • standard for uss template file [1]
  • lock ACL permission
    • [1]
  • locked VLDB entry
    • displaying [1]
    • unlocking [1]
  • locking
    • VLDB entry [1]
  • log files
    • displaying [1]
    • fms.log [1]
    • for replicated databases [1]
    • for server processes [1]
  • login
    • limiting failed attempts [1]
  • login utility
    • AFS version [1]
    • AFS version's interaction with local password file [1]
  • lookup ACL permission
    • [1]
  • lost+found directory [1]
  • machine
    • adding to group [1]
    • AFS UID, assigning [1]
    • group memberships
      • displaying number [1]
    • group memberships, displaying [1]
    • privacy flags on Protection Database entry
      • displaying [1]
      • setting [1]
    • Protection Database entry
      • deleting [1]
      • displaying [1]
      • displaying all [1]
      • name, changing [1]
    • Protection Database entry, creating [1]
    • Protection Database entry, described [1]
    • removing from group [1]
  • maintaining
    • CellServDB file (client) [1]
    • synchrony of VLDB with volume headers [1]
  • majority
    • defined for Ubik [1]
  • Makefile for package [1]
    • modifying [1]
  • mapping
    • AFS ID to group, machine, or username [1]
    • group name to AFS GID [1]
    • machine name to AFS UID [1]
    • username to AFS UID [1]
  • max group id counter (Protection Database)
    • displaying [1]
    • setting [1]
  • max user id counter (Protection Database)
    • displaying [1]
    • setting [1]
  • maximum volume quota [1]
  • MaxQuota field in volume header [1]
  • members
    • group, adding [1]
    • group, displaying [1] [2]
    • group, removing [1]
  • membership
    • system groups [1]
  • memory state of BOS Server [1]
  • message line in scout program display [1]
  • MIT Kerberos
    • Kerberos KDC [1]
  • mode bits (UNIX)
    • interpretation in AFS [1]
  • modifying
    • clients to run package [1]
    • package Makefile [1]
  • monitoring
    • Cache Manager performance [1]
    • Cache Manager processes with afsmonitor [1]
    • disk usage with scout program [1]
    • file server processes with afsmonitor [1]
    • file server processes with scout [1]
    • outages with scout program [1]
    • server processes [1]
  • mount command [1]
  • MOUNT instruction in CFG_device_name file [1]
  • mount point
    • cellular
      • creating [1]
      • described [1]
    • changing when renaming user [1]
    • choosing name for user volume [1]
    • creating cellular [1]
    • creating multiple per volume [1]
    • creating read/write or regular [1]
    • creating with uss [1]
    • defined [1]
    • definition [1]
    • displaying [1]
    • distinguishing different types [1]
    • flushing from data cache on client machine [1]
    • read/write
      • creating [1]
      • described [1]
    • regular
      • creating [1]
      • described [1]
    • removing [1] [2]
    • removing when removing user account [1]
  • mounting
    • backup volume [1]
    • disk on file server machine [1]
    • foreign volume in local cell [1]
    • read-only volume [1]
    • read/write volume [1]
    • volume
      • about [1]
      • general instructions [1]
  • moving
    • volume [1]
  • mutual authentication [1]
    • failure due to mismatched keys [1]
    • preventing [1]
    • server encryption key's role [1]
  • name
    • Protection Database entry
      • changing [1]
  • namei
    • definition [1]
  • NAME_CHECK instruction in CFG_device_name file [1]
  • needs salvage status flag in volume header [1]
  • negative ACL permissions
    • defined [1]
  • NetInfo file (client version) [1] [2]
  • NetInfo file (server version) [1]
    • creating/editing [1]
  • NetRestrict file (client version) [1] [2]
  • NetRestrict file (server version) [1]
    • creating/editing [1]
  • network
    • defined [1]
    • encrypted communication in AFS [1]
    • reducing traffic through caching [1]
  • Network Time Protocol Daemon
    • [1]
  • New release
    • status flag on site definition in VLDB entry [1]
  • New release site flag in VLDB
    • as indicator of failed replication [1]
  • NFS/AFS Translator [1]
    • AFSCONF environment variable [1]
  • NoAuth file [1]
    • creating in emergencies [1]
  • none shorthand for ACL permissions [1]
  • normal ACL permissions
    • defined [1]
  • Not released
    • status flag on site definition in VLDB entry [1]
  • NotRun status flag in BosConfig file
    • changing to Run [1]
    • defined [1]
  • ntpd [1]
    • binary in /usr/afs/bin [1]
    • description [1]
    • invoked by runntp process [1]
    • when to contact [1]
  • ntpdc
    • binary in /usr/afs/bin [1]
  • number variables
    • uss template file [1]
  • Off-line status flag in volume header [1]
  • Old release
    • status flag on site definition in VLDB entry [1]
  • Old release site flag in VLDB
    • as indicator of failed replication [1]
  • OLD version of binary file
    • created by bos install command [1]
    • removing obsolete [1]
    • used by bos uninstall command [1]
  • OldFiles directory
    • as mount point for backup volume [1]
  • On-line status flag in volume header [1]
  • orphaned group [1]
  • outages
    • BOS Server role in, [1]
    • due to automatic server restart [1]
    • due to server process restart [1]
    • due to Ubik election [1]
    • monitoring with scout program [1]
  • overcrowding of disk partition
    • effect on users [1]
    • moving volumes to reduce [1]
  • overwriting
    • existing directories/files/links with uss [1]
  • owner
    • Protection Database entry
      • changing [1]
      • displaying [1]
      • displaying all [1]
      • rules for assigning [1]
  • package
    • B instruction in configuration file [1]
    • C instruction in configuration file [1]
    • compiling prototype files [1] [2]
    • configuration file instructions [1]
    • configuration files [1]
    • constructing prototype and library files [1]
    • D instruction in configuration file [1]
    • defining block special device in configuration file [1]
    • defining character special device in configuration file [1]
    • defining directory in configuration file [1]
    • defining file in configuration file [1]
    • defining socket in configuration file [1]
    • defining symbolic link in configuration file [1]
    • directory structure [1]
    • example library files [1]
    • example prototype files [1]
    • F instruction in configuration file [1]
    • L instruction in configuration file [1]
    • library files [1]
    • Makefile [1]
    • modifying clients to run [1]
    • modifying the Makefile [1]
    • preparing prototype files [1] [2]
    • prototype file [1]
    • S instruction in configuration file [1]
    • to update client [1]
  • package command [1]
  • package directory [1]
  • PAG
    • creating with klog or pagsh command [1]
  • pagsh command [1]
  • pagsh.krb command [1]
  • participation
    • in AFS global namespace [1]
  • partition
    • housing AFS volumes [1]
    • restoring contents using Backup System [1]
    • restoring using Backup System
      • to a new location [1]
      • to the same location [1]
    • salvaging all volumes [1]
  • passwd file
    • [1]
  • password
    • AFS compared to UNIX [1]
    • changing in AFS [1]
    • checking quality of [1]
    • consequences of multiple failed authentication attempts [1]
    • expiration [1]
    • improving security [1]
    • lifetime [1]
    • local password file [1]
    • restricting reuse [1]
    • setting in Authentication Database [1]
    • setting in local password file
      • with manual account creation [1]
      • with uss [1]
  • performance
    • cache [1]
  • permissions on ACL
    • defined [1]
  • persistent fstrace event set or trace log [1]
  • possible variations
    • on replication [1]
  • prdb.DB0 file [1]
  • prdb.DBSYS1 file [1]
  • preferences
    • setting [1]
  • prefix-less group
    • [1]
  • preventing
    • core leaks, with scheduled BOS Server restarts [1]
    • mutual authentication [1]
  • previewing
    • user account creation/deletion with uss [1]
  • privacy flags on Protection Database entry [1]
    • displaying [1]
    • setting [1]
  • private use of group [1]
  • privilege
    • [1]
    • granting for backup commands [1]
    • granting for bos commands [1]
    • granting for fs commands [1]
    • granting for kas commands [1]
    • granting for pts commands [1]
    • granting for vos commands [1]
    • required for afsmonitor program [1]
    • required for fstrace commands [1]
    • required for scout program [1]
    • required for uss commands [1]
  • privileged commands [1]
  • process
    • lightweight Ubik [1]
    • status flag in BosConfig file [1]
  • process authentication group
    • [1]
  • processes
    • Authentication Server, binary in /usr/afs/bin [1]
    • Backup Server, binary in /usr/afs/bin [1]
    • BOS Server, binary in /usr/afs/bin [1]
    • File Server, binary in /usr/afs/bin [1]
    • NTPD, binary in /usr/afs/bin [1]
    • Protection Server, binary in /usr/afs/bin [1]
    • Salvager, binary in /usr/afs/bin [1]
    • Update Server, binaries in /usr/afs/bin [1]
    • VL Server, binary in /usr/afs/bin [1]
    • Volume Server, binary in /usr/afs/bin [1]
  • programs
    • afsd [1]
    • bosserver [1]
    • buserver [1]
    • fileserver [1]
    • kaserver [1]
    • ntpd [1]
    • ntpdc [1]
    • ptserver [1]
    • runntp [1]
    • salvager [1]
    • udebug [1]
    • upclient [1]
    • upserver [1]
    • vlserver [1]
    • volserver [1]
  • protection
    • AFS compared to UNIX [1]
    • in AFS [1]
    • in UNIX [1]
  • Protection Database [1]
    • changing username [1]
    • creator of entry
      • displaying [1]
      • displaying for all [1]
    • entry name
      • changing [1]
    • entry, deleting [1]
    • group creation quota
      • displaying [1]
      • setting [1]
    • group entry [1]
      • displaying [1]
      • displaying all [1]
    • group entry, creating [1]
    • ID counters, setting [1]
    • machine entry
      • displaying [1]
      • displaying all [1]
    • machine entry, creating [1]
    • machine entry, described [1]
    • max user id and max group id counters, displaying and setting [1]
    • membership count
      • displaying [1]
    • owner of entry
      • changing [1]
      • displaying [1]
      • displaying for all [1]
    • privacy flags
      • displaying [1]
      • setting [1]
    • setting
      • counters for AFS UIDs [1]
    • user entry
      • creating with pts createuser command [1]
      • creating with uss [1]
      • deleting [1]
      • deleting with uss [1]
      • displaying [1]
      • displaying all [1]
    • user entry, described [1]
  • protection of file data
    • AFS compared to UFSACL [1] [2]
    • see also: ACL [1]
  • Protection Server
    • about starting and stopping [1]
    • as ptserver process [1]
    • binary in /usr/afs/bin [1]
    • building CPS [1]
    • description [1]
    • restarting after adding entry to server CellServDB file [1]
    • restarting after removing entry from server CellServDB file [1]
    • runs on database server machine [1]
    • when to contact [1]
  • prototype files in package
    • about [1]
    • constructing [1]
    • examples [1]
    • preparing [1]
  • pts commands
    • adduser [1]
      • for system:administrators group [1]
    • binary in /usr/afs/bin [1]
    • chown [1]
    • creategroup [1]
    • createuser
      • machine entry [1]
      • user account [1]
    • delete [1]
      • when removing user account [1]
    • examine [1]
    • granting privilege for [1]
    • listentries [1]
    • listmax [1]
    • listowned [1]
    • membership [1]
      • displaying system:administrators group [1]
    • mutual authentication, bypassing [1]
    • removeuser [1]
      • for system:administrators group [1]
    • rename
      • machine or group name [1]
      • username [1]
    • setfields
      • setting group creation quota [1]
      • setting privacy flags [1]
    • setmax [1]
  • ptserver process
    • [1]
    • binary in /usr/afs/bin [1]
  • quota
    • group-creation
      • displaying [1]
      • setting [1]
  • r ACL permission [1]
  • RClone field in volume header [1]
  • read
    • ACL permission [1]
    • shorthand for ACL permissions [1]
  • read-only volume
    • changing name of [1]
    • creating [1]
      • instructions [1]
    • defined [1]
    • defining site for in VLDB [1]
    • dumping [1]
    • ID number in volume header [1]
    • mounting [1]
    • moving [1]
    • need for atomic release [1]
    • releasing [1]
    • removing
      • effect of [1]
    • selecting site [1]
  • read/write mount point
    • [1]
  • read/write volume
    • changing name of [1]
    • cloning
      • for backup version [1]
      • for replication [1]
    • creating [1]
    • defined [1]
    • dumping [1]
    • ID number in volume header [1]
    • mounting [1]
    • moving [1]
    • removing
      • effect of [1]
      • instructions [1]
    • replication instructions [1]
    • types suitable for replication [1]
  • rebooting
    • file server machine, limiting [1]
    • server machine, instructions [1]
  • recycling
    • useCounts of tapes (Backup System) [1]
  • regular expression
    • Backup System [1]
  • regular group
    • [1]
  • regular mount point
    • [1]
  • release
    • status flags on site definitions in VLDB entry [1]
  • release stage in replication [1]
  • ReleaseClone [1]
  • ReleaseClone volume
    • ID number in volume header [1]
  • releasing
    • read-only volume [1]
    • read-only volume, forcing new cloning [1]
    • read-only volume, need for atomicity [1]
  • removing
    • ACL entry [1]
    • ADMIN flag from Authentication Database entry [1]
    • all ACL entries [1]
    • core files from /usr/afs/logs [1]
    • database server machine
      • from client CellServDB file and kernel memory [1]
      • from server CellServDB file [1]
    • disk from file server machine [1]
    • group members [1]
    • mount point [1] [2]
      • when changing username [1]
    • mount point when removing user account [1]
    • obsolete .BAK and .OLD version of binaries [1]
    • obsolete AFS IDs from ACL [1]
    • Protection Database entry [1] [2]
    • server encryption key from KeyFile file [1]
    • server process from BosConfig file [1]
    • system:administrators group members [1]
    • trace log contents (fstrace) [1]
    • user account components [1]
    • UserList file users [1]
    • volume [1]
    • volume when removing user account [1]
  • renaming
    • user account components [1]
    • volume [1]
    • volume when changing username [1]
  • replacing
    • all entries on ACL [1]
  • replicated database files [1]
  • replication
    • appropriate volumes [1]
    • defined [1]
    • definition [1]
    • detailed discussion [1]
    • determining success of [1]
    • forcing creation of new clone [1]
    • need for all-or-nothing release [1]
    • release stage [1]
    • role of ReleaseClone [1]
    • site definition stage [1]
    • suitable types of volumes [1]
    • variations possible in [1]
  • requirements
    • scout program [1]
  • resetting
    • disk cache size to default value [1]
  • resizing
    • scout display [1]
  • restart time for BOS Server (automatic)
    • displaying and setting time [1]
  • restart times for BOS Server
    • about [1]
    • displaying and setting [1]
    • setting [1]
  • restarting
    • server process
      • except BOS Server [1]
      • including BOS Server [1]
      • when changing authorization checking [1]
    • server processes [1]
  • restoring
    • administrative databases [1]
    • Backup Database from tape [1]
    • data
      • that no longer exists [1]
    • data using Backup System [1]
    • existing data
      • overwriting [1]
      • preserving [1]
    • synchrony of VLDB and volume headers [1]
    • volumes without using AFS Backup System [1]
  • restrictions
    • on hard links in AFS [1]
    • on volume names [1]
  • reverse video
    • use in scout program display [1]
  • reverting
    • to old version of server process and command binaries [1]
  • roles for server machine [1]
    • determining [1]
    • summary [1]
  • ROnly field in volume header [1]
  • root directory [1] [2]
  • root superuser
    • limiting logins [1]
  • root volumes (root.afs and root.cell) [1]
  • rules
    • for uss bulk input file [1]
    • group names, assigning [1]
    • uss template file [1]
  • Run status flag in BosConfig file
    • changing to NotRun [1]
    • defined [1]
  • runntp
    • [1]
    • binary in /usr/afs/bin [1]
  • runntp process [1]
  • RWrite field in volume header [1]
  • S instruction
    • package configuration file [1]
    • uss template file [1]
  • SALVAGE.fs file [1]
  • salvage.lock file [1]
  • SalvageLog file [1]
    • displaying [1]
  • Salvager
    • [1]
    • as part of fs process [1] [2]
    • binary in /usr/afs/bin [1]
    • description [1]
    • displaying log file [1]
    • instructions for invoking [1]
    • running before VLDB/volume header resynchronization [1]
    • when to contact [1]
  • salvaging
    • volumes [1]
  • saving
    • previous version of server binaries [1]
  • scheduling
    • creation of backup volumes [1]
  • scout program [1]
    • attention levels, setting [1]
    • banner line [1]
    • basename [1]
    • command syntax [1]
    • display layout [1]
    • display, resizing [1]
    • examples (command and display) [1]
    • features summarized [1]
    • highlighting in [1]
    • monitoring disk usage [1]
    • outages, monitoring [1]
    • probe reporting line [1]
    • requirements [1]
    • reverse video [1]
    • setting terminal type [1]
    • starting [1]
    • statistics displayed [1]
    • stopping [1]
  • script for AFS initialization [1]
  • secondary site (Ubik) [1]
  • security
    • AFS features [1]
    • encrypted network communication [1]
    • suggestions for improving [1]
  • self-owned group [1]
  • server
    • definition [1]
    • process
      • definition [1]
      • list of AFS [1]
  • server encryption key [1] [2]
    • adding to KeyFile file [1]
    • Authentication Database [1]
    • changing frequently [1]
    • checksum displayed [1]
    • defined [1] [2]
    • displaying from Authentication Database [1]
    • displaying from KeyFile file [1]
    • emergency need to replace [1]
    • KeyFile file [1]
    • password-like nature [1]
    • removing from KeyFile file [1]
    • role in mutual authentication [1]
    • setting in Authentication Database [1]
  • server entry in VLDB [1]
  • server machine
    • administering [1]
    • binary distribution role [1]
    • configuration files in /usr/afs/etc [1]
    • configuration issues [1]
    • database server role [1]
    • determining roles [1]
    • first installed [1]
    • monitoring [1]
    • need for consistent version of software [1]
    • protecting directories on local disk [1]
    • rebooting [1]
    • roles for
      • summary [1]
    • roles summarized [1]
    • setting home cell [1]
    • simple file server role [1]
    • system control role [1]
    • uninstalling command & process binaries [1]
  • server preference ranks [1]
  • server process
    • binaries [1]
    • bosserver [1]
    • buserver [1]
    • creating [1]
    • creating and starting [1]
    • creating ticket (tokens) for [1]
    • cron type, defined [1]
    • defining in BosConfig file [1]
    • different names for [1]
    • displaying entry in BosConfig [1]
    • displaying log files [1]
    • displaying status [1]
    • fs [1]
    • fs type, defined [1]
    • kaserver [1]
    • ptserver [1]
    • removing from BosConfig file [1] [2]
    • restarting
      • except BOS Server [1]
    • restarting by restarting BOS Server [1]
    • restarting for changed binaries [1]
    • restarting immediately after stopping [1]
    • restarting specific processes [1]
    • runntp [1]
    • simple type, defined [1]
    • starting [1]
    • starting up [1]
    • stopping permanently [1] [2] [3] [4]
    • upclient [1]
    • upserver [1]
    • use of CellServDB file [1]
    • vlserver [1]
  • server process binaries
    • displaying time stamp [1]
    • in /usr/afs/bin [1]
    • installing [1] [2]
    • removing obsolete [1]
    • reverting to old version [1]
    • uninstalling [1]
  • server ticket [1]
  • server/client model [1]
  • session key [1] [2]
  • setting
    • ACL entries [1]
    • ACL for directory with uss [1]
    • ACL on home directory with uss [1]
    • ADMIN flag in Authentication Database entry [1]
    • AFS UID and AFS GID counters [1]
    • AFS UID counters [1]
    • AFS user id and max group id counters [1]
    • BOS Server's automatic restart times [1]
    • Cache Manager preferences for file server machines [1]
    • cell name [1]
    • client interfaces registered with File Server [1]
    • client-to-file-server probe interval [1]
    • counters for AFS UID and AFS GID [1]
    • data cache size in cacheinfo file [1]
    • disk cache location in cacheinfo file [1]
    • event set (fstrace) [1]
    • group-creation quota in Protection Database entry [1]
    • home cell for client machine [1]
    • password
      • in Authentication Database [1]
    • privacy flags on Protection Database entry [1]
    • server machine interfaces registered in VLDB [1]
    • terminal type for scout [1]
    • ThisCell file (client), value in [1]
    • volume quota
      • on multiple volumes [1]
      • on single volume [1]
    • volume quota with uss [1]
  • setuid programs [1]
    • restrictions on [1]
    • setting mode bits [1]
  • share command [1]
  • shared secret [1]
  • shared use of group [1]
  • shorthand notation
    • ACL permissions [1]
  • simple file server machine [1]
    • identifying with bos status [1]
  • simple process
    • creating with bos create command [1]
  • simple server process
    • defining in BosConfig file [1]
  • simple-type server process
    • defined [1]
  • site
    • count in VLDB [1]
    • volume, defined [1]
  • site definition stage in replication [1]
  • slowed performance
    • preventing in AFS [1]
  • socket
    • creating with package [1]
  • ssh command
    • AFS compared to UNIX [1]
  • sshd command
    • AFS compared to UNIX [1]
  • stages in volume replication [1]
  • starting
    • database server process, about [1]
    • scout program [1]
    • server process [1] [2]
  • statistics display by scout program [1]
  • status
    • displaying for server process [1]
  • status flag
    • release, on site definitions in VLDB entry [1]
  • status flag for process in BosConfig file
    • Run and Not Run, meaning of [1]
  • status flag in BosConfig file
    • changing NotRun to Run [1]
    • changing Run to NotRun [1]
  • status flags in volume header [1]
  • stopping
    • database server process, about [1]
    • server process
      • permanently [1] [2]
    • server process and immediately restarting [1]
  • Store statistic from scout program [1]
  • strings command [1]
  • suitability of volumes for replication [1]
  • symbolic link
    • at second level of AFS pathname [1]
    • creating with package [1]
    • creating with uss [1]
    • overwritten by uss if exists [1]
  • symptoms
    • of VLDB/volume header desynchronization [1]
    • volume corruption [1]
  • synchronization site (Ubik)
    • defined [1]
    • flexibility [1]
  • synchrony
    • controlling for Cache Manager write operations [1]
    • when AFS files saved on NFS clients [1]
  • synchrony of VLDB and volume headers
    • maintained by VL and Volume Servers [1]
    • restoring [1]
    • symptoms of lack of [1]
  • sys (@sys) variable in pathnames [1]
  • sys command [1]
  • sysid file [1]
  • system control machine [1]
    • as distributor of UserList file [1]
    • CellServDB file, distributing to server machines [1]
    • identifying with bos status [1]
    • source for common KeyFile file [1]
  • system groups
    • defined [1]
    • using on ACLs [1]
  • system outages
    • due to automatic server restart [1]
    • due to server process restart [1]
    • due to Ubik election [1]
    • reducing [1]
  • system:administrators group [1]
    • about [1]
    • members
      • adding [1]
      • displaying [1]
      • removing [1]
    • privileges resulting [1]
  • system:anyuser group [1]
    • about [1]
    • using on ACLs [1]
  • system:authuser group [1]
    • about [1]
    • using on ACLs [1]
  • tape (Backup System)
    • automating mounting and unmounting [1]
    • eliminating check for proper name [1]
    • scanning [1]
  • Tape Coordinator (Backup System)
    • adding to Backup Database [1]
    • assigning file ownership [1]
    • automating tape mounting and unmounting [1]
    • configuring
      • AIX system [1]
      • machine [1]
      • tape device [1]
    • described [1]
    • device configuration file (CFG) [1]
    • eliminating check for proper tape name [1]
    • eliminating search/prompt for initial tape [1]
    • filemark
      • described [1]
      • determining size [1]
    • port offset number
      • assigning [1]
      • defined [1]
      • displaying [1]
    • process
      • starting [1]
    • removing from Backup Database [1]
    • starting [1]
    • status
      • displaying [1]
    • stopping [1]
    • task ID numbers [1]
    • using default responses to errors [1]
  • tape labels
    • useCounts of tapes [1]
  • tape recycling schedules [1]
  • tapeconfig file [1]
    • ownership, assigning [1]
  • tapes (Backup System)
    • archiving [1]
    • capacity
      • determining [1]
      • recording on label [1]
    • eliminating search/prompt for initial [1]
    • label
      • creating [1]
      • described [1]
      • displaying [1]
    • names
      • assigning [1]
      • described [1]
  • task ID numbers (Backup System) [1]
  • terminal type
    • setting for afsmonitor [1]
    • setting for scout program [1]
  • TGS [1]
  • ThisCell file (client) [1]
    • how used by programs [1]
    • setting value in [1]
  • ThisCell file (server) [1]
  • thresholds for statistics in scout display
    • setting [1]
  • Ticket Granting Service [1]
  • ticket-granter [1]
  • tickets
    • [1]
  • time stamp
    • on binary file, listing [1]
  • tokens
    • command [1]
    • creating for server process [1]
    • data in [1]
    • discarding with knfs command [1]
    • discarding with unlog command [1]
    • displaying for user [1]
    • displaying with knfs command [1]
    • one-per-cell rule [1]
    • setting default lifetimes for users [1]
  • tokens.krb command [1]
  • trace log (fstrace)
    • clearing contents [1]
    • configuring [1]
    • displaying state [1]
    • dumping [1]
    • persistence [1]
  • trace log from (fstrace)
    • cmfx [1]
  • translating
    • directory/file name to volume ID number [1]
    • directory/file name to volume location [1]
    • directory/file name to volume name [1]
    • volume ID number to name [1]
    • volume name to ID number [1]
    • volume name/ID number to volume location [1]
  • translator
    • NFS/AFS [1]
  • transparent access as AFS feature [1]
  • turning off authorization checking [1]
  • turning on authorization checking [1]
  • type flag for volume
    • VLDB entry [1]
    • volume header [1]
  • Ubik
    • automatic updates [1]
    • consistency guarantees [1]
    • election of coordinator [1]
    • failure due to mismatched server encryption keys [1]
    • features summarized [1]
    • majority defined [1]
    • operation described [1]
    • requirements summarized [1]
    • server and client portions [1]
    • use of CellServDB file [1]
    • use of NetInfo and NetRestrict files [1]
  • udebug
    • binary in /usr/afs/bin [1]
  • UFS
    • file protection compared to AFS [1]
    • mode bits, interpretation in AFS [1]
  • umount command [1]
  • undefined ACL permissions [1]
  • uninstalling
    • server process and command suite binaries [1]
  • UNIX
    • differences from AFS summarized [1]
    • mode bits, interpretation in AFS [1]
    • UID
      • functional difference from AFS UID [1]
  • UNIX UID
    • difference from AFS UID [1]
    • matching with AFS UID [1] [2]
  • unlocking
    • VLDB entry [1]
  • unlog command [1]
    • when handling key emergency [1]
  • UNMOUNT instruction in CFG_device_name file [1]
  • unmounting
    • file server machine disk [1]
    • volume [1] [2]
  • upclient
    • [1]
    • binary in /usr/afs/bin [1]
  • update date
    • recorded in volume header [1]
  • Update Server
    • about starting and stopping [1]
    • as upserver and upclient processes [1]
    • binaries in /usr/afs/bin [1]
    • CellServDB file (server), distributing [1]
    • client portion [1]
      • for binaries [1]
      • for configuration files [1]
    • description [1]
    • distributing server configuration files [1]
    • distributor of KeyFile file [1]
    • server portion [1]
      • on binary distribution machine [1]
      • on system control machine [1]
    • when to contact [1]
  • updating
    • CellServDB file (client) with or without package [1]
  • upserver
    • [1]
    • binary in /usr/afs/bin [1]
  • useCount counter on tape label (Backup System) [1]
  • user
    • account [1] [2]
    • adding to group [1]
    • AFS UID, assigning [1] [2]
    • group memberships
      • displaying number [1]
    • group memberships, displaying [1]
    • group-creation quota
      • displaying [1]
      • setting [1]
    • groups owned, displaying [1]
    • name [1]
    • privacy flags on Protection Database entry
      • displaying [1]
      • setting [1]
    • Protection Database entry
      • deleting [1]
      • displaying [1]
      • displaying all [1]
    • Protection Database entry, described [1]
    • removing from group [1]
  • user account
    • components [1]
    • configuration issues [1]
    • converting existing UNIX to AFS
      • with manual account creation [1]
      • with uss [1]
    • creating
      • standard files in [1]
      • with individual commands [1]
      • with uss [1]
    • creating different types with uss [1]
    • creating/deleting many at once [1]
    • creation using uss
      • previewing [1]
    • deleting with uss [1]
    • deletion using uss
      • previewing [1]
    • matching AFS and UNIX UIDs [1]
    • methods for grouping [1]
    • removing from system [1]
    • suggestions for grouping home directories [1]
    • two methods for creating and deleting [1]
    • uss commands to create/delete
      • previewing [1]
  • UserList file [1]
    • adding users [1]
    • displaying [1]
    • privileges resulting [1]
    • removing users [1]
  • username
    • assigning
      • with pts createuser command [1]
      • with uss [1]
    • changing [1]
    • choosing [1]
    • part of volume name [1]
    • use by Kerberos [1]
  • usr/afs/backup directory
    • ownership, assigning [1]
  • usr/afs/bin directory
    • removing obsolete .BAK and .OLD files [1]
  • usr/afs/bin directory on server machines
    • contents listed [1]
  • usr/afs/bin/bosserver [1]
  • usr/afs/db directory on server machines
    • contents listed [1]
  • usr/afs/etc directory on server machines
    • contents listed [1]
  • usr/afs/local directory on server machines
    • contents listed [1]
  • usr/afs/logs directory on server machines
    • contents listed [1]
  • usr/vice/cache directory [1]
  • usr/vice/etc directory [1]
  • uss
    • account
      • recovering from account creation failure [1]
    • AFS UID, assigning [1]
    • command
      • reissuing, effect of [1]
    • hard link, creating [1]
    • previewing effect of command [1]
    • symbolic link, creating [1]
  • uss bulk input file
    • rules for constructing [1]
  • uss commands
    • ACL, setting for directory [1]
    • ACL, setting on home directory [1]
    • add [1]
      • avoiding interruption [1]
    • advantages over individual account-creation commands [1]
    • bulk [1]
    • command, executing with X instruction [1]
    • converting existing UNIX accounts [1]
    • creating individual user account [1]
    • creating/deleting user accounts in bulk [1]
    • delete [1]
      • avoiding interruption [1]
    • deleting individual user account [1]
    • directory
      • creating [1]
      • distributing evenly with G instruction [1]
    • file, creating by echoing one line [1]
    • file, creating from prototype [1]
    • local password file
      • creating common source version [1]
    • overwriting existing account components [1]
    • password/authentication security, setting with A instruction [1]
    • privilege required [1]
    • volume
      • creating with V instruction [1]
      • mounting [1]
      • setting quota [1]
  • uss template file
    • A instruction [1]
    • ACL, setting
      • directory created by D instruction [1]
      • user home directory with V instruction [1]
    • advantages [1]
    • command, executing with X instruction [1]
    • constants [1]
    • D instruction [1]
    • directory
      • creating with D instruction [1]
      • G instruction for even distribution [1]
    • E instruction [1]
    • examples [1]
    • F instruction [1]
    • file
      • creating by echoing one line [1]
      • creating from prototype [1]
    • G instruction [1]
    • hard link, creating [1]
    • instructions for different account types [1]
    • instructions summarized [1]
    • L instruction [1]
    • mount point, creating with V instruction [1]
    • number variables [1]
    • password/authentication security, setting with A instruction [1]
    • quota on volume, setting with V instruction [1]
    • rules for constructing [1]
    • S instruction [1]
    • standard locations [1]
    • symbolic link, creating [1]
    • V instruction [1]
    • variables [1]
    • volume
      • creating with V instruction [1]
    • X instruction [1]
    • zero-length [1]
  • V.vol_ID.vol file [1]
  • variable
    • AFSCELL [1]
  • variables
    • @sys in pathnames [1]
    • in uss template file [1]
  • variations possible
    • in replication [1]
  • vicep directory on server machines
    • contents listed [1]
  • VL Server
    • about starting and stopping [1]
    • as vlserver process [1]
    • binary in /usr/afs/bin [1]
    • Cache Manager preference ranks for [1]
    • description [1]
    • importance to transparent access [1]
    • restarting after adding entry to server CellServDB file [1]
    • restarting after removing entry from server CellServDB file [1]
    • role in VLDB/volume header synchronization [1]
    • runs on database server machine [1]
    • when to contact [1]
  • VLDB [1]
    • defining read-only site in [1]
    • displaying entry
      • with volume header [1]
    • displaying volume entry [1]
    • intention flag set by VL Server [1]
    • locking/unlocking entry [1]
    • release status flags in volume entry [1]
    • server machine interfaces registered
      • listed in sysid file [1]
    • site count for volume [1]
    • synchronizing with volume headers [1] [2]
    • volume entry [1]
    • volume type flags [1]
  • vldb.DB0 file [1]
  • vldb.DBSYS1 file [1]
  • VLLog file [1]
    • displaying [1]
  • vlserver
    • [1]
    • binary in /usr/afs/bin [1]
  • Vn file (data cache) [1]
  • vnode index [1]
  • VolserLog file [1]
    • displaying [1]
  • volserver
    • [1]
    • binary in /usr/afs/bin [1]
  • volume
    • as unit of
      • backup [1]
      • replication [1]
      • resource management [1]
    • as unit of backup [1]
    • as unit of replication [1]
    • automating creation of backup version [1]
    • backing up using Backup System [1]
    • backup [1]
    • Backup System dump history, displaying [1]
    • benefits for efficiency [1]
    • correspondence with directory [1]
    • counter in header for number of accesses [1]
    • creating backup version of many at once [1]
    • creating with uss [1]
    • Creation date in volume header [1]
    • defined [1]
    • definition [1]
    • direct access [1]
    • displaying information about [1]
    • dumping without AFS Backup System [1]
    • entry in VLDB [1]
    • flushing from data cache on client machine [1]
    • grouping related on same partition [1]
    • header [1]
    • in load balancing [1] [2]
    • Last Update date in volume header [1]
    • location [1]
    • mounting [1]
      • about [1]
      • more than once [1]
    • moving [1]
    • name [1]
    • overwriting contents during Backup System restore [1]
    • preserving contents during Backup System restore [1]
    • quota [1]
    • read-only [1]
    • read/write [1]
    • removing
      • alternate commands [1]
      • basic instructions [1]
      • when removing user account [1]
    • renaming [1]
    • replicating [1]
    • restoring
      • using Backup System [1]
      • with vos restore command [1]
    • root (root.afs and root.cell) [1]
    • root directory of [1]
    • salvaging [1]
    • separate for each top level directory [1]
    • site, defined [1]
    • size, displaying [1]
    • symptoms of corruption [1]
    • synchronizing VLDB and volume header [1]
    • type to replicate [1]
    • where to place replicated [1]
  • volume entry (Backup System)
    • creating [1]
    • defined [1]
    • deleting [1]
    • displaying [1]
  • volume entry (VLDB)
    • displaying [1]
  • volume header
    • about [1]
    • displaying
      • only [1]
      • with VLDB entry [1]
    • in /vicep directories [1]
    • synchronizing with VLDB [1] [2]
  • volume ID number
    • learning
      • from volume name [1]
    • learning from directory/file name [1]
    • translating
      • to volume location [1]
      • to volume name [1]
  • volume location
    • learning from directory/file name [1]
    • learning from volume name/ID number [1]
  • Volume Location Server
    • [1]
  • volume name
    • changing
      • basic instructions [1]
      • when renaming user [1]
    • conventions [1]
    • conventions for [1]
    • learning
      • from directory/file name [1]
      • from volume ID number [1]
    • restrictions [1]
    • translating
      • to volume ID number [1]
      • to volume location [1]
    • two required [1]
  • volume quota
    • default for new volume [1]
    • displaying
      • percent used [1]
      • with volume &partition info [1]
      • with volume size [1]
    • recorded in volume header [1]
    • setting
      • on multiple volumes [1]
      • on single volume [1]
      • with uss [1]
  • Volume Server
    • as part of fs process [1] [2]
    • binary in /usr/afs/bin [1]
    • description [1]
    • displaying log file [1]
    • role in VLDB/volume header synchronization [1]
    • when to contact [1]
  • volume set (Backup System)
    • creating [1]
    • defined [1]
    • deleting [1]
    • deleting volume entry [1]
    • displaying [1]
    • volume entry [1]
  • VolumeItems file [1]
  • vos commands
    • addsite [1]
    • backup [1]
    • backupsys [1]
    • binary in /usr/afs/bin [1]
    • changeaddr [1]
    • create
      • basic instructions [1]
      • when creating user account [1]
    • delentry [1]
    • dump [1]
    • examine
      • basic instructions [1]
      • to learn volume ID [1]
      • to learn volume name [1]
    • granting privilege for [1]
    • listaddrs [1]
    • listpart [1]
    • listvldb
      • syntax [1]
      • to learn volume location [1]
    • listvol
      • output with -extended flag [1]
      • output with -fast flag [1]
      • output with -long flag [1]
      • syntax [1]
    • lock [1]
    • move
      • basic instructions [1]
      • when removing file server machine disk [1]
    • mutual authentication, bypassing [1]
    • partinfo [1]
    • release
      • basic instructions [1]
      • forcing new cloning with -f flag [1]
    • remove
      • basic instructions [1]
      • when removing user account [1]
    • remsite [1]
    • rename
      • basic instructions [1]
      • when changing username [1]
    • restore
      • to create new volume [1]
      • to overwrite volume [1]
    • summary of functions [1]
    • syncserv
      • effect [1]
      • syntax [1]
    • syncvldb
      • effect [1]
      • syntax [1]
    • unlock [1]
    • unlockvldb [1]
    • zap [1]
  • w ACL permission [1]
  • weekly restart of BOS Server (automatic)
    • about [1]
    • displaying and setting time [1]
  • which command [1]
  • window
    • resizing scout display [1]
  • write
    • ACL permission [1]
    • operations delayed from NFS clients [1]
    • shorthand for ACL permissions [1]
    • system call for files saved on AFS client [1]
    • system call for files saved on NFS client [1]
  • Ws statistic from scout program [1]
  • X instruction
    • uss template file [1]
  • xstat as requirement for running afsmonitor [1]
  • xstat data collection facility [1]
    • data collections [1]
    • example commands [1]
    • libxstat_cm.a library [1]
    • libxstat_fs.a library [1]
    • obtaining more information [1]
    • xstat_cm_test example command [1]
    • xstat_fs_test example command [1]