Object Rights

Use this section of the dialog box to view, set, or remove the trustee's assignment of object rights to the target resource.

• to explicitly grant or deny an object right, check or uncheck the corresponding check box.

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    in each field except hardware type, type a hexadecimal number (digits 0-9, letters a-f).

    • each hexadecimal character you type represents four bits (a half byte) of the address.

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      in each field except hardware type, type a hexadecimal number (digits 0-9, letters a-f).

      • each hexadecimal character you type represents four bits (a half byte) of the address.

      • in the network begin field, type the first network address in the range.
        
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        name=appletalk> appletalk** address
        in each field except hardware type, type a hexadecimal number (digits 0-9, letters a-f).

        • each hexadecimal character you type represents four bits (a half byte) of the address.

        • in the network begin field, type the first network address in the range.
          
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          in each field except hardware type, type a hexadecimal number (digits 0-9, letters a-f).

          • each hexadecimal character you type represents four bits (a half byte) of the address.

          • in the network begin field, type the first network address in the range.
            
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          • in the network end field, type the last network address inend�����
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            name=appletalk> appletalk** address
            in each field except hardware type, type a hexadecimal number (digits 0-9, letters a-f).

            • each hexadecimal character you type represents four bits (a half byte) of the address.

            • in the network begin field, type the first network address in the range.
              
              this is a 2-byte number. (you can type in up to 4 hexadecimal characters.)

            • in the network end field, type the last network address inend�����
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              • this is for identification purposes only.

              • the name can be up to 64 characters long.

              • the name is stored in the nds database as the surname property of the user object.

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              • this is for identification purposes only.

              • the name can be up to 64 characters long.

              • the name is stored in the nds database as the surname property of the user object.

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              • this is for identification purposes only.

              • the name can be up to 64 characters long.

              • the name is stored in the nds database as the surname property of the user object.

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              • this is for identification purposes only.

              • the name can be up to 64 characters long.

              • the name is stored in the nds database as the surname property of the user object.

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              • this is for identification purposes only.

              • the name can be up to 64 characters long.

              • the name is stored in the nds database as the surname property of the user object.

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              • this is for identification purposes only.

              • the name can be up to 64 characters long.

              • the name is stored in the nds database as the surname property of the user object.

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              • this is for identification purposes only.

              • the name can be up to 64 characters long.

              • the name is stored in the nds database as the surname property of the user object.

              [contents]   [top of page]

               

              • this is for identification purposes only.

              • the name can be up to 64 characters long.

              • the name is stored in the nds database as the surname property of the user object.

              [contents]   [top of page]

               

              • this is for identification purposes only.

              • the name can be up to 64 characters long.

              • the name is stored in the nds database as the surname property of the user object.

              [contents]   [top of page]

               

              • this is for identification purposes only.

              • the name can be up to 64 characters long.

              • the name is stored in the nds database as the surname property of the user object.

              [contents]   [top of page]

               

              • this is for identification purposes only.

              • the name can be up to 64 characters long.

              • the name is stored in the nds database as the surname property of the user object.

              [contents]   [top of page]

               

              • this is for identification purposes only.

              • the name can be up to 64 characters long.

              • the name is stored in the nds database as the surname property of the user object.

              [contents]   [top of page]

               

              • this is for identification purposes only.

              • the name can be up to 64 characters long.

              • the name is stored in the nds database as the surname property of the user object.

              [contents]   [top of page]

               

              • this is for identification purposes only.

              • the name can be up to 64 characters long.

              • the name is stored in the nds database as the surname property of the user object.

              [contents]   [top of page]

               

              • this is for identification purposes only.

              • the name can be up to 64 characters long.

              • the name is stored in the nds database as the surname property of the user object.

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