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Networking overview

Distributed administration

Distributed administration allows you to manage entities (for example, users and printers) that may be associated with several systems in a network rather than being attached to one system. It is particularly important for enterprise installations where large numbers of systems must be maintained in a consistent state. Examples of distributed administration include:

Both remote and distributed administration can be done with SCOadmin managers, which are graphical administration interfaces supplied with UnixWare 7.


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UnixWare 7 Release 7.1.4 - 22 April 2004