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share. Please refer to the following table to know more
about Access Rights.
Details of NFS Access Rights
Access Rights – 3-octet digits in details:
1
st
octet digit (3 bits)
2
nd
octet digit (3 bits)
3
rd
octet digit (3 bits)
USER access rights
GROUP access rights
OTHERS access rights
r
u
w
u
x
u
r
g
w
g
x
g
r
o
w
o
x
o
r
u
, w
u
, x
u
, r
g
, w
g
, x
g
, r
o
, w
o
, x
o
are all single bits.
In UNIX, there are 3 kinds of access rights:
r: means Read access rights.
w: means Write access rights, not applicable here.
x: means eXecute access rights.
To give an example, suppose user AAA’s UID is 123, GID is 5. Group BBB’s
GID is 9.
If you would like to give Read and eXecute access rights to user AAA, please
fill in the
UID
field with 123. FISC CDM will not check
GID
value in this case.
As for
Access Rights
, r
u
will be 1, x
u
will be 1, other binary digits are 0, so
Access Rights
should be 101 000 000 in binary, which is 500 in octet.
If you would like to give Read and eXecute access rights to group BBB, please
fill in the
GID
field with 9. FISC CDM will not check
UID
field here. In this
case, r
g
=1, x
g
=1, other binary digits are 0, so
Access Rights
should be 000
101 000 in binary, which is 050 in octet.
Impo rtant!
Please click the icon “Update” on the bottom of
this page after making new changes to the
TCP/IP setting parameters in order to activate the
changes you made.
Click
HTTP Users
to manage access rights of HTTP users.
You will see an HTTP user list here. There are 2 fields:
User Name
and
Read/None
. If you want to grant user AAA
