Active user IDs are those that have valid passwords and are not on hold; they are usually in regular and frequent use. Users can log onto these user IDs, provided these users know the correct logon passwords, and other users can link to the minidisks of these active user IDs.
You can put user IDs on hold if the people who use them are away or have not used those user IDs in some time. Directory entries for user IDs on hold are unavailable for as long as they are on hold; users cannot log on to them or link to their minidisks, and anyone who tries to do so receives CP error messages.
Note: For more information, see Putting User IDs on HOLD. To reactivate user IDs on hold, see Reactivating User IDs Put on Hold.
The display of directory entries that you manage and that are active is similar to the display of directory entries that you manage and that are on hold. The only difference is the status of the directory entries. For example, enter the following from CMS to see which of the directory entries you manage are active:
vmdirect query users
Information displayed is similar to this:
Entry Updated Minidisk SFS in Use SFS Allocated FRASIERC yy/mm/dd 300K 42.0K 1300K FREDERIC yy/mm/dd 1000K 50.0K 500K LILITHS yy/mm/dd 1150K 4.0K 150M NICKT yy/mm/dd 2500K 25.0K 200K REBECCAH yy/mm/dd 900K
Next, enter the following to see which of the directory entries you manage are on hold:
vmdirect query hold
The display for directory entries on hold is similar to this:
Entry Updated Minidisk SFS in Use SFS Allocated SALES1 yy/mm/dd 1550K 54.0K 100K SALES2 yy/mm/dd 500K 12.0K 50K SUPPT1 yy/mm/dd 1300K 0.0K 10M SUPPT1 yy/mm/dd 700K 15.0K 100K
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