Table of Contents
This guide describes all aspects of DFdiscover system administration and
is written for DFdiscover system
administrators.
Most tasks can be performed through the DFdiscover system application,
DFadmin, but some require typing UNIX commands as either
datafax or root.
Some familiarity with UNIX and computer system administration is assumed.
For software support, please contact the DFdiscover team:
via email, <help@dfnetresearch.com>;
visit our website, www.dfnetresearch.com.
A number of conventions have been used throughout this document.
Any freestanding sections of code are generally shown like this:
# this is example code code = code + overhead;
If a line starts with # or %, this
character denotes the system prompt and is not typed by the user.
Text may also have several styles:
Emphasized words are shown as follows: emphasized words.
Filenames appear in the text like so: dummy.c.
Code, constants, and literals in the text appear like so:
main.
Variable names appear in the text like so: nBytes.
Text on user interface labels or menus is shown as: Printer name, while buttons in user interfaces are shown as .
Menus and menu items are shown as: > .