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2. THE USER DATABASE
What This Chapter Contains
The system administrator must create the user database once the
terminal server is installed and all required ports initialized. The Central
Web Console application requires a minimum of three user-access
records: a Master user, a buffer manager, and a joint session manager.
This chapter explains how to create and manage the user database.
The terminal server maintains a database of authorized users . Each
user who accesses the terminal server or a host(s) through a secured
web connection, a dial-up port or network connection must have a user
record in the database. By limiting access through each of the ports,
the terminal server provides access security to both the terminal server
and protected host devices.
The user database resides on the RAMdisk and contains detailed
information about each user: such as user name, access class, and
authentication method. The user database can hold information for 90-
plus users.
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User Maintenance Functions Menu
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How to Add, Delete and Change Information in the User
Database
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Description of Access Level and Authentication Methods