The user's ID should be made the same as the Unix cluster if possible.
To determine this, on any Unix cluster node do:

  ypcat passwd | grep <username>

E.G.

 % ypcat passwd | grep bdavis
 bdavis:ikWTOu5A65yH2:28101:589:Bill Davis:/u/bdavis:/bin/tcsh

The third field is the user's ID (28101 for you).

Jim


At Ron Hatcher's request, I added two accounts (pcoper, pceic) on
ppcc. Below is what I did to add the accounts. The "30000" and
"30001" are arbitrary user IDs that I picked. Ron has the account
passwords.

Jim

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ppcc.pppl.gov# cd /usr/etc/install
ppcc.pppl.gov# add_user pcoper 30000 10 "Power Conversion Operator" /home/ppcc/pcoper /usr/local/bin/tcsh
ppcc.pppl.gov# add_user pceic 30001 10 "Power Conversion Engineer in Charge" /home/ppcc/pceic /usr/local/bin/tcsh
ppcc.pppl.gov# passwd pcoper
Changing password for pcoper on ppcc.pppl.gov.
New password:
Retype new password:
ppcc.pppl.gov# passwd pceic
Changing password for pceic on ppcc.pppl.gov.
New password:
Retype new password:
ppcc.pppl.gov# 
ppcc.pppl.gov# 
ppcc.pppl.gov# passwd -e pcoper
Changing password for pcoper on ppcc.pppl.gov.
ppcc.pppl.gov# passwd -e pceic
Changing password for pceic on ppcc.pppl.gov.

-- also add to relevant groups