In our company we have two administrators.  They are loosely divided along
the lines of one person administers the server and the other person
administers the client sales/registration/support/installation.  Both these
people have total ADSM authority.

We have one department here that does workstation support and one department
that does client/server support and these people are responsible for actually
installing ADSM on the client side.  The
sales/registration/support/installation adminstrator of ADSM, however,
assists them on the initial setup.

Hope this helps.




ADSM-L AT vm.marist DOT edu on 01/27/99 05:56:28 PM
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Subject: Authority Questions...

My manager has asked me to find out how other companies are doing the
following regarding authority on either NETWARE/NT or UNIX:

1)  What type of Authority do you give your ADSM Administrator in these
environments (root, console?)


2)  Does the ADSM adsministrator in your shop install the client code or does
someone else install?

We are trying to make a case that the ADSM ADMIN should have root and console
authority in order to do the 'whole job' --
I am curious as to how others approach this type of issue......



...gaj