When you have installed Password Synchronization on the
appropriate Windows–based computer, you can administer it with
Password Synchronization administration (part of Services for UNIX
Administration). You must have administrator privileges on the
computer you want to administer.
You can use Password Synchronization administration to:
Select the server to be administered.
Set the default settings that apply to the entire configuration
of UNIX-based computers defined for the Windows–based
computer or domain. The settings determine what the Event Log
displays, the maximum number of times to resend the failed password
update, and the time the service waits before resending a password
update that has failed.
Add or remove a UNIX-based computer from the list
of computers designated to receive password updates.
Create or modify the configuration for the
UNIX-based computer, including the custom settings
(the default settings applied to that single computer) and the
encryption settings for secure communication. The order in which
the names of the UNIX hosts appear in the list determines their
order in the registry and the order in which they are processed for
password synchronization.