User ID

All Blueworx Voice Response users (including administrators and developers) must use the same AIX account. An account named dtuser is automatically created for this purpose (if it does not already exist) when you install Blueworx Voice Response. The dtuser ID is created as a basic local user.

However, you must create the user ID yourself before you install Blueworx Voice Response if:

You want to set up a cluster of Blueworx Voice Response systems as a single system image. For information on how to do this, see Setting up the AIX account (single system image only).
You want to set up your Blueworx Voice Response account differently (for example, using NIS, AFS, or DFS). For information on how to do this, see Setting up the AIX account (standalone system only).

The installation process will insert new text into the .profile file for dtuser. Changing or deleting that text could affect the running of Blueworx Voice Response.

Note: Even if you are not using the dtuser AIX account to run Blueworx Voice Response, you must have a dtuser account in order to install a PTF, so don't delete it. Use the AIX smit or mkuser command to recreate it if necessary.