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#	@(#)add.Help	13.3 (RC International) 91/12/04

#ident	"@(#)oamintf:usermgmt/add.Help	1.6"
ABSTRACT:
	The "add" task allows you to define either a new user or a
	new group on your system.

Form.add:add:User or Group
	Enter "user" or "group".  If you select "user", you will see a
	form that asks for all definition information for the new user.
	If you select "group" you will see a form that asks for all
	definition information for the new group.

Form.addgrp:grpname:Group Name
	Enter the name of the new group.  It must be a character string
	from 1 to 8 characters in length.  It may not include a colon (:).
	The group name must be unique (that is, it may not be the same as
	a group name already defined on your system).

Form.addgrp:grpid:Group ID
	Enter the numeric ID to be assigned to the new group.  The
	numeric group ID is a number that uniquely identifies the
	new group on the system.  It must be a number between 100
	and the maximum value defined for your system (32767).
	The system automatically chooses a default value for this
	field by picking the next available nonreserved group id.

Form.addgrp:primem:Primary Members
	Enter the list (0 or more) of primary members of the new group,
	separating each by a comma.  Primary members belong to this
	group when they log in to the system.  The user definition for
	each login listed will be updated to reflect the new group as
	the primary group. Enter either login id's or numeric user id's
	in this list.

Form.addgrp:supmem:Supplementary Members
	Enter a list (0 or more) of supplementary members of the new group,
	separating each by a comma.  Any supplementary members may execute
	the newgrp(1M) command after they log in and become a member of the
	group. Enter either login id's or numeric user id's in this list.


Form.addpswd:pwstat:Password Status
	Enter the password status for the login.  Pressing CHOICES will
	give you the following choices:
	         lock - locks the password so the login cannot be used.
	         no password - assigns no password to the login
	         password - assigns a new password to the login

	If you choose "password" under "status", the screen will clear
	and the prompt, "New password:" will appear.  Enter the
	new password.  You will then be asked to verify the new password.
	After the task completes, you should press <RETURN> to return to
	the interface.

	WARNING!  The login is not usable with its status set to "lock",
	and the login is not secure with its status set to "no password".

Form.addpswd:maximum:Maximum Number of Days the Password is Valid
	Specify aging information associated with the password.  This is
	the maximum time the password will be valid.  If left blank,
	"infinity" is assumed.

Form.addpswd:minimum:Minimum Number of Days Allowed Between Password Chages
	Specify the length of time that must elapse before the password may
	be changed again.  If left blank, "0" is the default.

Form.addpswd:warn:Number of Days for Warning Message
	Enter the number of days for warning message to be displayed
	prior to login's password expiration.  This number should be in
	days.

Form.addusr:comments:Comments
	Enter any comments about this user login.  Typically the name of
	the new user is included here.  This information will appear in
	the comment field of the new user's login definition entry.  It
	must be a character string that does not include (:).

Form.addusr:login:Login
	Enter the login to be assigned to the new user.  The login
	is the id the user types to log in to the system.  It must be a
	character string from 1 to 8 characters in length.  It may not
	include a colon (:).  The login must be unique (that is, it may
	not be the same as a login already in use on your system).

Form.addusr:useid:User ID
	Enter the numeric ID to be assigned to the new user.  The numeric
	user ID is a number that uniquely identifies the new user on the
	system.  It must be a number between 100 and the MAXUID value
	defined for your system (commonly 60000). The system automatically
	chooses a default value for this field by picking the next
	available nonreserved uid.

Form.addusr:prigrp:Primary Group
	Enter the primary group of the new user.  The primary group is the
	group assigned to the user upon login.  It gets associated with all
	files the user creates unless the user has executed the newgrp(1M)
	command. The value entered in the primary group field may be
	either a valid group name or numerical group id.

Form.addusr:supgrp:Supplementary Group
	Enter a list of groups for which the user will have supplementary
	memberships.  For any of these groups, the user may execute the
	newgrp(1M) command after login and become a member of that group
	for the duration of that login session.  There is no default value
	for this field, and you may leave this field blank.

Form.addusr:homedir:Home Directory
	Enter the path name of the new user's home directory.  It must be
	a unique home directory (i.e. it may not already be used).  The
	default home directory is "default_base_home_dir/login", where
	"default_base_home_dir" is "/home" unless you have changed
	it with the "defaults" task, and "login" is the login of the
	new user.

Form.addusr:shell:Shell
	Enter the full path name of an existing shell.  It must be an
	existing executable file.  The shell is the program that gets
	executed for the user upon login.

Form.addusr:inact:Login Inactivity
	Enter the number of days of login inactivity after which user
	cannot login.

Form.addusr:expire:Login Expiration Date
	Enter the date beyond which a user cannot log in.  This date
	must be a future date and must be in the following format:
	dd/mm/yy.

Form.addusr:admin:System Administration Privileges
	Enter Yes or No. Yes will enable this user to perform
	system administration functions within this interface.
	No will restrict the user from performing any
	system administration functions in this interface.
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