Symantec WISE PACKAGE STUDIO 8.0 - REFERENCE V1.0 Reference page 18

Logon account Usage
Current Windows Log on to Wise Package Studio as the
NT account currently logged-on Windows NT
user.
Windows NT Log on to Wise Package Studio with a
account Windows NT account. This account
can be different from the one that is
currently logged on to Windows. This
lets you log on to Wise Package
Studio from another computer,
including a remote computer.
Option
User Name
Password
Use Security From
Always Use
Current Network
Login
Wise Package Studio Reference
Options on the Wise Package Studio Logon dialog box
Workbench account entries
(Professional Edition) Type
your user name from User
Licensing Setup.
(Enterprise Management
Server) Type your user
name from Security Setup.
(Enterprise Management Server
only) Type your password from
Security Setup.
Click (Workbench Database).
Uncheck this check box.
Introduction to Wise Package Studio
Requirements
The computer must be connected to a
Windows NT domain.
You must have an Enterprise Management
Server license.
Security Setup must contain a security group
whose name matches a valid group in the NT
domain, and you must be defined in that
domain group. If you are in multiple NT
groups, you are logged on under the first valid
group that is encountered.
The computer must be connected to a
Windows NT domain.
The remote computer must have Wise Package
Studio installed.
You must have an Enterprise Management
Server license.
Security Setup must contain a security group
whose name matches a valid group in the NT
domain, and you must be defined in that
domain group. If you are in multiple NT
groups, you are logged on under the first valid
group that is encountered.
Current NT account
entries
Leave this box blank.
Leave this box blank.
Leave the default. This
option is disabled when
you select the next
option.
Check this check box.
When you start Wise
Package Studio in the
future, you are logged on
automatically.
Windows NT account
entries
Type your Windows NT
user name for the
Windows NT domain.
Type your password for
the Windows NT domain.
Select the Windows NT
domain name.
Uncheck this check box.
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