User resource considerations

• Allow for sufficient disk space in the filesystem where home directories are located. By default, home directories are located in the root filesystem. If possible, place home directories outside the root filesystem.

• Organize users into workgroups so they can share files. See ``Managing groups''.

• If you need to create large numbers of user accounts at the outset, use the useradd(ADM) command and template files. See ``Using account templates''.

• Assign advanced authorizations and privileges only to designated administrators or trustworthy users. See ``Assigning subsystem authorizations''.

• Versioning (which makes it possible to recover deleted files) is disabled by default. Consider whether you want to enable this feature and administer it accordingly. See ``Versioning filesystems (undelete)'' for more information.