Hi
I have been looking over the new ITSM Client for NetWare version 5.2.0.0... and
I'm properly going to get an massive headache ;o)
I installed the client on a testserver, and tried to log in with the
appropriate credentials belonging to the node it self - it failed?? I tried an
administrator account - succes!! Then I turned to the documentation (typical
everything has to crash and burn before using this ;o) ), and i quote:
* If you plan to use a Web client, you must have an administrative user
ID with system privilege, policy privilege, client access authority, or client
owner authority. When a new node is registered, an administrative user ID is
automatically created for the node. By default, this node has client owner
authority.
And now I'm a bit puzzled... Why???? I have a lot of servers on remote sites,
and have never created the default user ID - there is no need to! the client
have always been able to log in with the according nodename and password! Why
change this? I like the fact, that my user accounts is minimized to a minimum
but with this new client you will need to create the account every time - and
worse, I have to create an account every time I want to upgrade?
So anyone... Why have this been done? any good reasons? any suggestions to why?
Regards
Flemming
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