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Configuring Xprint V7.0 Administering users
– With the option -sl security_level you can define the maximum security
level with which a user can submit print jobs. The following values are
allowed: UNCLASSIFIED (default), SENSITIVE, CONFIDENTIAL, SECRET,
TOP_SECRET.
Examples
– To modify the current privileges of smith such that he is now allowed to place
his jobs at the top of the print queue (TOP):
xpmod -usr smith -pv TOP
– To assign user smith all the possible privileges:
xpmod -usr smith -pv ALL
– To modify the privileges of all users with the current rights ANY_DEVICE, such
that these are now given all possible privileges:
xpmod -usr -scl "-pv ANY_DEVICE” -pv ALL
– To define a maximum priority of 80 for user smith (now this user can spool
in his/her print jobs with any priority between 1 and 80):
xpmod -usr smith -pr 80
– To define a maximum number of 10 jobs for user smith:
xpmod -usr smith -aj 10
– To restrict the maximum number of copies per print job to 15 for user smith:
xpmod -usr smith -nc 15
– To restrict the maximum number of pages user smith may print to 500:
xpmod -usr smith -ap 500
– To update and save the counter for the number of pages and jobs printed by
smith after the job is finished, use the following command:
xpmod -usr smith -ua
6.6.5 Deleting a user
Before trying to delete a user, make sure that this user is not contained in any
permission list. A user that is still listed in an allowed list cannot be deleted.
● Check first whether the user you wish to delete is referenced by other Xprint
V7.0 objects. Enter