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In message <5gthsj$l7j@info.cyf-kr.edu.pl> - Andrzej Eilmes
<eilmes@gembon.ch.uj.edu.pl> writes:
:>
:>RokNroB@Flash.Net (RokNroB) wrote:
:>>In message <5gp9vm$b8d@info.cyf-kr.edu.pl> - Andrzej Eilmes
:>><eilmes@gembon.ch.uj.edu.pl> writes:
:>>:>
:>>:>bv@bigblue.no (B. Vermo) wrote:
:>>:>
:>>:>>|- is there local security with access rights?  NO!
:>>:>>This means you did not care to install security on your systems, right?
:>>:>>Or maybe you did not even find out what to install and how?
:>>:>>
:>>:>
:>>:>Yes, I didn't find security in my Warp Connect and I don't think it is
:>>:>included. However, as I may be wrong, would you be so nice to tell me how can I
:>>:>turn on user management, access rights, disk quotas under OS/2 (without buying 
:>>:>additional software)? 
:>>:>
:>>:>		Andrzej Eilmes
:>>:>
:>>
:>>uuhhhhhhhh, buy Warp Server.
:>>
:>
:>Could you read my question before you attempt to answer it? :
:>
:>1.I asked about LOCAL security: accounting, access rights on local machine
:>and local drives. Warp Server won't help me much.
:>2. You mean Warp Server is not additional software?
:>
:>BTW, we have Warp Sever Advanced and we find the way it handles access rights
:>and disk quotas very uncomfortable to maintain compared with Novell Netware
:>or UNIX.
:>
:>		Andrzej Eilmes
:>

Then get Work Place Security.  You're still ahead of the game price wise if
you do.

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