User, a computer user;     Last updated on 2009     7     7, a full moon day

Approx. 43 users available;  

Also see: usamyanmar.net user aka user(c:\) remark for multiple OS deployment;

Before developing a system, or a domain, syntax vs. semantic must be understood first; Logic is

ALL CLIENT TYPES BELONG TO USER;

ALL USER NAMES BELONG TO USER;

ALL USERS ARE NOT IN ONE CLIENT TYPE [i.e. 1 workgroup];

Administrators are user; Backup Operators are user; Everyone is user; Guests are user; Power Users are user; Replicator is user; Users are user; ... ;

In common, system variables define user and group; Set theory is recommended to read because above syntax vs. semantic logic is not enough to understand the whole picture of a domain [i.e. A domain of 200,000 users may have been configured into 20 groups];

5WIH of What, When, Where, Which, Whose/Whom, and How: How to set computer user's name?: last four letters + last SSN number [i.e. myan1010]; What kind of computer? When refers time period; Whose OR Whom has been assigned into What kinds of work group? Where refers Ohm dot meter environment AND OR dB per meter environment;

User name vs. Client type, Authentication vs. Authorization;

WinServer2003 platform servers' default RDN users are Administrator, Administrators, ANONYMOUS LOGON, ASPNET for asp.net's machine accounts, Authenticated Users, Backup Operators, BATCH, CREATOR GROUP, CREATOR OWNER, DHCP Administrators, DHCP User, DIALUP, Everyone, Guest, Guests, Help Services Group, IIS_WPG, INTERACTIVE, IUSR_ComputerName for Internet guest accounts, IWAM_ComputerName for launching IIS process accounts, LOCAL SERVICE, NETWORK, Network Configuration Operators, NETWORK SERVICE, OWS_number₁₀_admin, Performance Log Users, Performance Monitor Users, POP3 Users, Power Users, Print Operators, Remote Desktop Users, REMOTE INTERACTIVE LOGON, Replicator, SERVICE, Session Directory Computers, SUPPORT_number₁₀+number₁₆ for connecting to Microsoft, SYSTEM, TelnetClients, TERMINAL SERVER USER, test1 yourDefinedInstalledPath, Users, WMUS_yourComputerName for Windows media services' guest accounts, ... ;

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