| # Remote User Data (ttaad2101s000) Use this session to create a remote user file. A remote user file is necessary if the user must be able to work with distributed application servers. A remote user file is used to make the connection to the remote system for a specific user. The remote user file must be created on the system from which the user starts the application. The remote user file can be created on the user's local system, or from another remote system. If the remote user file is created from the user's local system the Startup System field in the user template must not be filled. To create the remote user file from another remote system, the Startup System field in the user template must be filled with the user's system name. Make sure that the application manager who creates the remote user file has a remote user file which enables him to connect to the user's system. If you have defined the data for the remote user, click Close to return to the overview session. Use the command on the appropriate menu to create the remote user file. Note The user is linked to a user template in the User Data (ttams1100s000) session. User Specifies the code of the LN user. User The name of the LN user. Hostname Specifies the host name of the remote system to which the user will connect. The system name must have been defined in the Systems (ttaad0550m000) session. BSE Path Specifies the BSE path of the specified host system. Login as Another User If this check box is selected, it is possible to use the UNIX logon of another user to connect to a remote system. In that case a user file of the user, for whom you are creating the remote user file, must exist on the remote system. The user file must contain the entry: unixuser:<another user>. Example User john wants to use the login of user peter on the remote system B. You can use this session to create a remote user file rjohn on system A. On the remote system B there must be a user file ujohn in, $BSE/lib/user, with the entry: unixuser:peter. User on Remote System Specifies the logon code of the other user on the remote system that is used by the user. System Auth. of Remote User If this check box is selected, you will use the UNIX permissions that are defined for that user. This has only effect if the owner of the file ipc_boot6.2 has UNIX permission root and the s-bit is set. Note This method is not advisable for security reasons. Infor ERP Auth. of Remote User If this check box is selected, the user will use the authorizations for Tools defined for the remote user. |