The following instructions explain how to perform a product
installation with proper authority.
About this task
Complete the following steps when you plan to use the local
operating system as your user registry:
Procedure
- Secure your environment.
- The Windows Administrative
Tools selection can be found under the Windows Control Panel, depending on which
version of Windows you have
installed. Under Administrative Tools, select Local Security Policy (for
domain configuration, select Domain Security Policies, instead).
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From the Local Security Settings panel, click Local Policies > User Rights Assignment
and from the Local Security Settings panel, add Login as a service
rights to the login ID. The logon user must be a member of the administrator group with the rights
of Log on as a service.
- Secure your environment.
- Log on as root and verify that the umask value
is 022.
- To verify that the umask value is 022, run the umask command.
- To set up the umask value as 022, run the umask
022 command.
- Optional: Make
sure that the /etc directory contains a shadow password file.
The shadow password file is named shadow and is in the /etc directory.
If the shadow password file does not exist, an error occurs after
enabling administrative security and configuring
the user registry as local operating system.
- To create the shadow file, run the pwconv command
(without any parameters).
This command creates an /etc/shadow file
from the /etc/passwd file. After creating the shadow file,
you can configure local operating system security.
Results
These steps help secure your environment when you use the
local operating system as your user registry