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Chapter 1: Agilent Technologies 16700A/B-Series Logic Analysis System
The System Administration Tools
 root:3Km/o4Cyq84Xc:0:10:System Administrator:/:/sbin/sh
 joe:r4hRJr4GJ4CqE:100:50:Joe User,Post 
 4A,12345:/home/joe:/usr/bin/ksh
 +john:
 -bob:
 +@documentation:no-login:
 -@marketing:
 +:::Guest
 In this example, there are specific entries for users root and joe, in
 case the Network Information System are out of order.
 + User john's password entry in the Network Information System
 is incorporated without change.
 + Any subsequent entries for user bob are ignored.
 + The password field for anyone in the netgroup documentation
 is disabled.
 + Users in netgroup marketing are not returned by getpwent(3C)
 and thus are not allowed to log in.
 + Anyone else can log in with their usual password, shell, and
 home directory, but with a pw_gecos field of Guest.
 NFS Warnings
 The plus (+) and minus (-) features are NFS functionality; therefore,
 if NFS is not installed, they do not work. Also, these features work
 only with /etc/passwd, but not with a system that has been converted
 to a trusted system. When the system has been converted to a trusted
 system, the encrypted passwords can be accessed only from the
 protected password database, /tcb/files/auth/*/*. Any user entry in
 the Network Information System database also must have an entry in the
 protected password database.
 The uid of -2 is reserved for remote root access by means of NFS. The
 pw_name usually given to this uid is nobody. Since uids are stored as
 signed values, the following define is included in <pwd.h> to match
 the user nobody.
 UID_NOBODY (-2)
 FILES
 /tcb/files/auth/*/* Protected password database used when
 system is converted to trusted system.
 /etc/passwd Standard password file used by HP-UX.
 SEE ALSO
 chfn(1), finger(1), login(1), passwd(1), a64l(3C), crypt(3C),
 getprpwent(3), getpwent(3C), authcap(4), limits(5).
 STANDARDS CONFORMANCE
 passwd: SVID2, SVID3, XPG2
Change Password
You do not require system administration privileges to change your 
password.
1. From the Security tab in the System Administration Tools window, select 
Change Password...










