Siemens Unix V4.0 - Manual (Page 12)

Introduction to Advanced Server for UNIX Shared resources
Product Manual U7613-J-Z815-6-76
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2.2.1.6 Domain name
A domain gets its domain name during installation of the primary domain controller. The
backup domain controllers are assigned during installation of a domain. The assignment of
a client to a domain is defined while it is being installed; it can be reconfigured later or, on
some clients, modified temporarily with the
net logon command, for example.
The trust relationship concept means that it is easier to manage and use several domains.
(The manual entitled
“Concepts and Planning” contains further information relating to this
topic.)
The default domain name consists of the first eleven characters of the system name plus
the suffix
.dom , e.g. the domain name of the server server1 would be server1.dom .
The domain name consists of up to fifteen characters: letters from a to z, numbers
from 0 to 9 and the special characters -.~!#$%^&()_{}.
The domain name may only be changed following installation using special utility programs.
Please refer here to the section entitled
“Changing server attributes” in the chapter
“Administration guidelines” .
2.2.2 Mapping of file attributes through Advanced Server for UNIX
This section contains information on how Advanced Server for UNIX maps characters and
file attributes between the server and clients.
DOS
The following DOS attributes are mapped on the server by Advanced Server for UNIX:
● r (read only)
● d (directory)
● h (hidden)
● s (system)
● a (archive)
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