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11 If a restricted operator tries to modify a resource, the software scans the resource tree looking for a resource whose type and name match a resource specifier in the operator’s privilege list. If the software finds a resource that matches an entry in the privilege list, the operator’s action is permitted. Otherwise, it is denied. For example, in the following figure, both a master operator and a restricted operator are defined. The user GRAHAM is the master operator. The user SITE1 is a restricted operator that can only access LUs associated with the physical unit (PU) psite1 or LUs in the pool pool1. Figure 11-3 Master and Restricted Operator To display a list of all currently connected operators and details of all administration applications connected to the Sun PU2.1 SNA Server, select Window → Application List to display the Applications window. For more information, refer to Section 2.3.3, “Applications Window,” on page 2-6. 11.2 Managing Licenses The maximum number of client connections allowed in the domain is determined by the number of licenses you own. You may have to add licenses to allow additional client connections. You may have to delete licenses if they have expired or before adding new licenses. The following sections describe how to add and delete licenses. 11-6 SunLink SNA 9.1 PU2.1 Server Configuration Guide—August 1997