System Setup

Once the Digital UNIX Version 4.0 software is installed, if you have graphics capabilities, you can use the System Management Graphical Interface Configuration Checklist to set up your system. The first time you log in as root after a system installation or the first time you log in to a factory installed software (FIS) system, the System Management Graphical Interface Configuration Checklist displays the System Management Graphical Interface applications that are available to set up your system for general use.

Note: When you are logged in as superuser or root, you can invoke the System Management Graphical Interface Configuration Checklist at any time by clicking on the Configuration Checklist icon in the System_Administration folder, or entering the following command on the UNIX command line:

# /usr/sbin/checklist

The following utilities are available from the System Management Graphical Interface Configuration Checklist:

• Network Configuration Application

• BIND Configuration Application

• NIS - Network Information Service

• NFS Configuration Application

• License Manager

• Account Manager

• Mail Configuration Application

• Disk Configuration Application

• LAT - Local Area Transport

• UUCP - UNIX-to-UNIX Copy System

• NTP - Network Time Protocol

• Printer Configuration Application

• Security (BSD/2)

• Security Auditing

• Prestoserver I/O Acceleration

• Update Administration Utility

• Graphical UI Selection Utility

Many of the System Management Graphical Interface Configuration Checklist utilities are also available in text-based interfaces that can be displayed on systems that only have character-cell displays. See the section called Text-Based Interfaces in Chapter 13 for more information.

For more information about system setup in general, see the Installation Guide, the System Administration guide, the Network Administration guide, the Software License Management guide, and the setup(8) reference page.