logging onto win 2000 with novell

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Bill A.

how do i make it so when i log on to net ware i dont have to log onto win
2000 also, i know there is a way so that you dont have to log on twice every
time i just dont know how to do it. thanks.
 
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Chris Stoermer

how do i make it so when i log on to net ware i dont have to log onto
win 2000 also, i know there is a way so that you dont have to log on
twice every time i just dont know how to do it. thanks.

The best resource I have found to modify client authentication is the
Ultimate AutoAdminLogon Guide, http://support.novell.com/cgi-
bin/search/searchtid.cgi?/10052847.htm

--Chris
 
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Keith Klenke

you dont want to give all your users admin rights, so that autoadmin login
is useless. use Bilke's option A - here is more info (from previous posts in
this group, it helps if you read 1st).

using zenworks for desktops (even 2.0 startpack for free out on the
internet - search for zspenu.exe, about 23mb, keep in mind 4.0.1 is the
current version out & 2.0 is eol, so there is no "new" support for it,
however for xp/2k dlu it will work fine) "DLU" that will keep local
passwords synced & managed for nds for the workstations, and no more having
to create them manually.

In order for it to work, you have to make sure the DLU policy is setup &
associated correctly, & you have to make sure the latest nwclient is
installed with the "workstation manager" component configured to the correct
tree name. The easiest way to do this for your entire organization would be
through ACU (automatic client update).
http://www.appdeploy.com/packages/detail.asp?id=108

also check out the zenworks & nwclient forums on
news://support-forums.novell.com - those will give you a great more detail
into DLU (dynamic local user, found in the nt/2k user policies) & how to use
it.


Thanks,
Keith
 

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