Windows 95 user-level security depends on a list of accounts and groups located on a security provider. You cannot add or remove users and groups from the security provider list by using Windows 95 tools. However, you can do this by running User Manager for a Windows NT domain, SYSCON for NetWare 3.x, and NETADMIN for NetWare 4.x. in a NetWare bindery environment. You can use these tools on a computer running Windows 95. These tools are provided by the respective vendors and not by Windows 95.
Under Windows 95, you specify what rights users have to specific resources on the local computer as described in the preceding section. For more information about changing a user's access rights, see "Specifying Directory Access Rights in User-Level Security " earlier in this chapter.
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Although Windows NT networks allow multiple domains, a computer running Windows 95 can specify only one domain for user-level security. To use a trust relationship to access multiple domains, you should consult the Windows NT Server 3.5 Concepts and Planning Guide that is part of the Windows NT Server documentation set.