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      sec_intro - Introduction to the DCE Security administrative commands

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      This section describes DCE Security commands for system
      administration.  These commands are


      acl_edit  Manages Access Control Lists (ACLs) for DCE objects

      auditd    Starts the DCE Audit Daemon

      chpass    Changes user information, such as login name, password, home
                directory, password and account expiration dates, and login
                shell.  The implementation of this utility is platformspecific.
  Use the chpass utility supplied by your platform
                vendor for changing user information.

      dce_login Validates a principal's identity and obtains a principal's
                network credentials.  This command is used primarily during
                DCE configuration. Use the login utility supplied by your
                platform vendor for user login.

      kdestroy  Destroys your login context and credentials

      kinit     Obtains and caches a ticket granting ticket

      klist     Lists cached tickets

      passwd_export
                Updates local password and group files from DCE registry
                data

      passwd_import
                Creates DCE registry entries based on password and group
                file entries

      passwd_override
                Establishes DCE registry overrides for a principal on a
                local node

      pwd_strengthd
                Sample password management server

      rgy_edit  Edits the registry database

      sec_admin Administers the Security Server

      sec_create_db
                Creates registry databases




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      secd      The Security Server daemon

      sec_salvage_db
                Reconstructs or recovers a registry database

      su        Allows you to assume another user's identity. The
                implementation of this utility is platform-specific.  Use
                the su utility supplied by your platform vendor.


      See the command's reference page for further information on each
      command.


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