- access permissions
- setting
- Configuring Default File Permissions With umask
- adding
- a group
- Adding User Groups Using Shell Commands
- new users
- Adding User Accounts Using Shell Commands
- adding swap space
- Swap Space
- administration, system
- documentation
- IRIX Admin Manual Set
- altering system configuration
- Setting Options With chkconfig
- at command
- Automating Tasks with at(1), batch(1), and cron(1M)
- auto command
- Booting The Default File
- autoboot
- Summary of Command Monitor Commands
- automating tasks
- Automating Tasks with at(1), batch(1), and cron(1M)
- batch command
- Automating Tasks with at(1), batch(1), and cron(1M)
- batch processing
- Automating Tasks with at(1), batch(1), and cron(1M)
- /bin/csh
- Available Login Shells
- /bin/rsh
- Available Login Shells
- /bin/sh
- Available Login Shells
- boot
- Summary of Command Monitor Commands
- boot command
- Booting a Specific Program
- booting
- across the network
- Booting across the Network
- command
- Booting a Specific Program
- default file
- Booting The Default File
- from a resource list
- Booting from a Disk or Other Device
- from various media
- Booting from a Disk or Other Device
- fx
- Booting a Specific Program
- prom monitor
- Booting a Program from the Command Monitor
- specific program
- Booting a Specific Program
- through gateways
- Booting across the Network with bootp
- with bootp
- Booting across the Network with bootp
- bootp server
- Booting across the Network with bootp
- Bourne shell
- Available Login Shells
- startup files
- Bourne and Korn Shell Configuration Files
- broadcast message (/etc/wall)
- System Shutdown Procedures
- C-shell
- Available Login Shells
- startup files
- C Shell Configuration Files
- changing
- default shell
- Changing a User's Default Shell
- groups temporarily
- Temporarily Changing User Groups
- passwords
- Changing a User's Password
- system configuration
- Setting Options With chkconfig
- user information
- Changing User Information
- checking system configuration
- Checking Options With chkconfig
- chkconfig
- Checking Options With chkconfig
- colors, selecting
- Creating a Custom Shell Window
- colorview command
- Creating a Custom Shell Window
- Command Monitor, entering
- How to Enter the Command (PROM) Monitor
- communication
- user
- Communicating with Users
- Write to All Users
- News
- Electronic Mail
- Write to a User
- Message of the Day
- console
- Summary of Command Monitor Commands
- conventions, typographical
- Conventions Used in This Guide
- cron command
- Automating Tasks with at(1), batch(1), and cron(1M)
- date and time
- changing
- Changing the Date and Time
- default permissions
- setting
- Configuring Default File Permissions With umask
- default shell
- changing
- Changing a User's Default Shell
- deleting a user
- Deleting a User from the System
- device files
- IRIX Device Special Files
- device names
- Syntax of Command Monitor File Names
- df command
- The df(1) Command
- disable
- Summary of Command Monitor Commands
- disk free space display command
- The df(1) Command
- disk quotas
- site policy
- Configuring Disk and Swap Space
- disk usage display command
- The diskusg(1) Command
- The du(1) Command
- disks
- formatting
- Booting a Specific Program
- disks, copying hard disks
- Copying Hard Disks From the Command Monitor
- diskusg command
- The diskusg(1) Command
- documentation conventions
- Conventions Used in This Guide
- du command
- The du(1) Command
- electronic mail
- Electronic Mail
- entering the Command Monitor
- How to Enter the Command (PROM) Monitor
- entering the PROM Monitor
- How to Enter the Command (PROM) Monitor
- environment variables
- Configurable Shell Environment Variables
- examining
- Configurable Shell Environment Variables
- setting
- Configurable Shell Environment Variables
- error messages
- Troubleshooting System Configuration Using System Error Messages
- /etc/group
- layout of
- Adding User Accounts Using Shell Commands
- /etc/issue
- Creating a Remote Login Message
- /etc/motd
- Message of the Day
- /etc/motd (message of the day)
- Notifying Users of Scheduled Maintenance
- /etc/password
- layout of
- Adding User Accounts Using Shell Commands
- /etc/sys_id
- Changing the Name of a System
- /etc/wall (broadcast message)
- System Shutdown Procedures
- Ethernet
- booting
- Booting across the Network
- gateway
- Booting across the Network with bootp
- find program
- Using find to Locate Files
- finding files
- Using find to Locate Files
- font selection
- Creating a Custom Shell Window
- gateway
- Booting across the Network with bootp
- getting help
- Getting Help in the Command Monitor
- group file
- layout of
- Adding User Accounts Using Shell Commands
- group ID number
- Group ID Numbers
- /etc/group
- Group ID Numbers
- groups
- determining membership
- Temporarily Changing User Groups
- temporarily changing
- Temporarily Changing User Groups
- hard disk
- multiple
- Swap Space
- hardware inventory
- Checking Installed Hardware With hinv
- hardware upgrades
- cautions
- Hardware Affects Software
- help
- during boot up
- Summary of Command Monitor Commands
- reference
- The IRIX Reference Pages
- hinv command
- Checking Installed Hardware With hinv
- host name
- Changing the Name of a System
- hostname
- changing
- Changing the Name of a System
- iconlogin (pandora)
- Checking Options With chkconfig
- id command
- Temporarily Changing User Groups
- if/etc/issue
- Remote Login Message
- init command
- Reinitializing the Processor from the Command Monitor
- The Command Monitor Environment
- inventory
- hardware
- Checking Installed Hardware With hinv
- software
- Checking Installed Software With versions
- IRIX administration
- documentation
- IRIX Admin Manual Set
- kernel tuning
- IRIX Kernel Tunable Parameters
- System Performance Tuning
- keyboard
- variables
- Setting the Keyboard Variable
- line disciplines, POSIX
- posix_tty_default
- login icons
- Checking Options With chkconfig
- login shells
- Available Login Shells
- mail
- Electronic Mail
- man command
- The IRIX Reference Pages
- man pages
- The IRIX Reference Pages
- mesg command
- Write to a User
- message of the day (/etc/motd)
- Notifying Users of Scheduled Maintenance
- Creating a Message of the Day
- message of the day file
- Message of the Day
- mpadmin(1M)
- Changing Processors on Multi-Processor Systems
- mtune directory
- IRIX Kernel Tunable Parameters
- multgrps command
- Temporarily Changing User Groups
- multiprocessor systems
- Changing Processors on Multi-Processor Systems
- named daemon
- Checking Options With chkconfig
- network booting
- Booting across the Network
- news system
- News
- operating system tuning
- IRIX Kernel Tunable Parameters
- operating system, tuning
- System Performance Tuning
- pandora
- Checking Options With chkconfig
- pandora(iconlogin)
- Checking Options With chkconfig
- parameters, kernel
- System Performance Tuning
- password file
- layout of
- Adding User Accounts Using Shell Commands
- passwords
- changing
- Changing a User's Password
- forgotten
- Changing a User's Password
- passwords, PROM
- Setting a PROM Password
- passwords, system
- Setting a PROM Password
- performance tuning
- System Performance Tuning
- IRIX Kernel Tunable Parameters
- permissions
- default
- User Privacy
- POSIX line disciplines
- posix_tty_default
- printenv command
- Displaying the Current Environment Variables
- processor, controlling
- Changing Processors on Multi-Processor Systems
- PROM monitor
- booting
- Booting a Program from the Command Monitor
- changing variables
- Changing Environment Variables
- command line editor
- Syntax of Command Monitor Commands
- command syntax
- Syntax of Command Monitor File Names
- device names
- Syntax of Command Monitor File Names
- environment variables
- Reinitializing the Processor from the Command Monitor
- keyboard variables
- Setting the Keyboard Variable
- reinitializing
- Reinitializing the Processor from the Command Monitor
- PROM monitor prompt
- Shutting Down from Multiuser Mode
- PROM Monitor, entering
- How to Enter the Command (PROM) Monitor
- PROM passwords
- Setting a PROM Password
- pset(1M)
- Changing Processors on Multi-Processor Systems
- RAM
- non-volatile
- The Command Monitor Environment
- remote login message
- Remote Login Message
- Creating a Remote Login Message
- reporting trouble
- Collecting User Requests
- reset button
- Booting a Program from the Command Monitor
- restricted shell
- Available Login Shells
- root directories
- IRIX Directories and Files
- rwhod daemon
- Checking Options With chkconfig
- sash
- Booting the Standalone Shell
- serial line discipline, POSIX
- posix_tty_default
- setenv command
- Changing Environment Variables
- setting environment variables
- Configurable Shell Environment Variables
- shell environment
- examining
- Configurable Shell Environment Variables
- shell variables
- Configurable Shell Environment Variables
- setting
- Configurable Shell Environment Variables
- shell window colors
- Creating a Custom Shell Window
- shell window font selection
- Creating a Custom Shell Window
- shutdown command
- Turning Off from Single-user Mode
- shutting down the system
- Shutting Down from Multiuser Mode
- single-user mode
- Going to Single-user Mode From Multiuser Mode
- site policies
- accounts
- Accounts and Passwords
- disk quotas
- Configuring Disk and Swap Space
- disk use
- Configuring Disk and Swap Space
- malicious activities
- Malicious Activities
- passwords
- Accounts and Passwords
- privacy
- User Privacy
- root access
- Access to the root Account
- user ID numbers
- Accounts and Passwords
- software inventory
- Checking Installed Software With versions
- software upgrades
- cautions
- Software Upgrades Affect Users
- special login shells
- Configuring Special Login Shells
- standalone shell
- Booting the Standalone Shell
- stopping the system
- /etc/inittab and Power Off
- super user
- groups
- Temporarily Changing User Groups
- swap space
- Swap Space
- adding
- Swap Space
- syntax
- PROM monitor
- Syntax of Command Monitor File Names
- sysadm
- chgloginid
- Changing a User's Password
- chgpasswd
- Changing a User's Password
- chgshell
- Changing a User's Password
- deluser
- Deleting a User from the System
- powerdown
- Shutting Down from Multiuser Mode
- powerdown
- Shutting Down from Multiuser Mode
- system administration
- documentation
- IRIX Admin Manual Set
- system configuration
- altering
- Setting Options With chkconfig
- checking
- Checking Options With chkconfig
- system files
- Other Important IRIX System Directories
- system log hardcopy
- Maintaining a System Log Book
- system name
- changing
- Changing the Name of a System
- system passwords
- Setting a PROM Password
- Setting a PROM Password
- system shutdown
- /etc/inittab and Power Off
- multi-usermode
- Shutting Down from Multiuser Mode
- system tuning
- IRIX Kernel Tunable Parameters
- time server daemon (timed)
- Checking Options With chkconfig
- timed daemon
- Changing the Date and Time
- Checking Options With chkconfig
- timeslave daemon
- Checking Options With chkconfig
- trouble
- reporting
- Collecting User Requests
- troubleshooting
- out of memory
- Swap Space
- tuning the kernel
- System Performance Tuning
- tuning the operating system
- IRIX Kernel Tunable Parameters
- typographical conventions
- Conventions Used in This Guide
- umask
- Configuring Default File Permissions With umask
- unsetenv command
- Removing Environment Variables
- upgrading hardware
- cautions
- Hardware Affects Software
- upgrading software
- cautions
- Software Upgrades Affect Users
- user accounts
- changing passwords
- Changing a User's Password
- closing
- Locking a User Account
- deleting
- Deleting a User from the System
- login shells
- Available Login Shells
- user environment
- Configuring The User's Environment
- user environment
- description
- Configuring The User's Environment
- environment variables
- Configurable Shell Environment Variables
- login shells
- Available Login Shells
- special shells
- Configuring Special Login Shells
- user ID number
- User ID Numbers
- /etc/passwd
- User ID Numbers
- site policy
- Accounts and Passwords
- user services
- Managing cadmin
- user trouble log
- maintaining
- Maintaining a System Log Book
- /usr/news
- News
- variables
- bootfile
- Booting The Default File
- environment
- Changing Environment Variables
- keyboard
- Setting the Keyboard Variable
- path
- Booting a Specific Program
- removing
- Removing Environment Variables
- versions command
- Checking Installed Software With versions
- visual login
- Checking Options With chkconfig
- w command
- System Shutdown Procedures
- wall command
- Write to All Users
- who command
- System Shutdown Procedures
- whodo command
- System Shutdown Procedures
- write command
- Write to a User
- write to all users
- Write to All Users