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In article <1992Nov12.153237.29314@bmerh85.bnr.ca>,
psycho@brtpa25.bnr.ca (Paul Jezioranski) writes:
|> On a stand-alone DN3500 with SR10.3 and logged in as 'root', I type
'edrgy'.
|> When I try to 'add user1.%.%', the response is "account_id not found
--
|> RGYC/Client" or something like that. I thought the add command in
edrgy was
|> for adding new users; the BSD manual indicates this. Using 'edrgy -l'
didn't
|> work either because the 'add' command doesn't work for the local
registry.
|> 
|> What am I doing wrong?
|> 
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The  edrgy  command works on several different domains: account, person,
group, and
organization.  The default is account; you must first change to the
person domain,
add the user, then back to the account domain to add an account for a
new user:

edrgy> do p
edrgy> add
         :
edrgy> do a
edrgy> add
	 :

Note: for an isolated, stand-alone node, the processes   llbd glbd rgyd
must ALL be running.

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