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Red Hat Enterprise Linux 5 Administration Unleashed

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594umount command, removing logical volumes from volume groupsumount command, removing logical volumesfrom volume groups, 177unclean match extension (IPTables), 494UNIX, CUPS, 398until loops, 246Update Agent. See YUMupdates<strong>Linux</strong> installation sources, 14RHN, 79system groups, 84-85updatingNIS maps from master servers, 262RPM software, 131-132software, YUM, 91-92upgrade command (kickstart), 32upgrades, <strong>Linux</strong>, 55uptime command, reporting systemprocessors, 412USB devices, listing, 154-156Use MD5 Passwords option (AuthenticationConfiguration tool), 289Use Shadow Passwords option (AuthenticationConfiguration tool), 289User Access tab (NFS Server Configurationgraphical tool), 298user accounts, becoming root users, 110user command (kickstart), 43-44User directive (global configurationdirectives), 331User role (RHN), 81useradd -D command, addingusers, 215useradd commandadding users, 208options list, 208-209userdel command, deleting users, 211usermod command, 209usernames, managing, 217usersgroups/etc/group file, 215group names, 215private user groups, 206managingadding users, 206-208, 215creating users, 216deleting accounts, 218deleting users, 208, 211/etc/group file, 215/etc/passwd file, 214/etc/shadow file, 215listing users, 206managing passwords, 217modifying users, 209, 215password aging, 210structuring /home directory, 218-219UID, 206user groups, 206usernames, 217permissions, ACL, 185effective rights masks, 187enabling, 186modifying, 186-187preserving, 189removing, 189setting default ACL, 188viewing, 186RHNassignments, 81-82granting access, 85roles, 81-82Users view (RHN), 80

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