You can hide some of the complexities of the privileged command syntax from the users by using scripts and aliases to wrap privileged tasks. Using this technique, the end user can log in with their non-privileged account and use what appear to be standard commands to perform privileged tasks. Alternatively, you could create a script that provides a menu system to access a set of administrative tasks. With this method, the user would simply select options from the menu to perform their privileged tasks.
Either method requires a shell script that executes under the pcksh shell and performs remote authorization. For example:
#!/usr/bin/pcksh set –o remote passwd $*
This script executes the pcksh client, sets it to use Command Control, and executes the passwd command.