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Creating New Directory Entries
To Set Windows NT and UNIX Options and Attributes for a New User
Follow steps 1-5 of "To Create a New User Entry in the Directory" beginning
1.
on page 90.
If you want to store Windows NT-specific user information in the directory,
2.
click the NT User tab, enable the fields by selecting "Enable Windows NT user
attributes," and then enter the following information:
NT User ID. Enter the user's NT login name.
Create New NT Account. (Optional) Check this box if you are using Directory
Server's NT Synch Service and want to add this entry to the NT user database.
Delete NT Account If Person Deleted. (Optional) Check this box if you are
using Directory Server's NT Synch Service and want the delete operation to
also remove this user from the NT user database. Checking this box will not
delete the user. It only indicates that, if the user is deleted from the Netscape
User Directory, he will also be removed from the NT user database.
Comment. (Optional) Enter a descriptive comment about this user.
User Profile Path. (Optional) Enter the path to this user's profile. Use the NT
network path format. For example:
Logon Script. (Optional) Enter the path to the user's logon script. This path is
relative to the system's logon script path. For example, if the system path is
\\aphrodite\logon
depending on where you store your user scripts.
Home Drive. (Optional) Use the drop-down list to choose the drive on which
this user's home directory is located.
Home Directory. (Optional) Enter the path to this user's home directory. Use
the NT network path format or an absolute path. For example, you can enter
either
Logon Server. (Optional) Enter the path to the server on which this user's
logon script is stored. Use the NT network path format.
Logon Hours. (Optional) Click to set the hours during which this user can log
on.
User Workstations List. (Optional) Enter the computers from which this user
can log on.
Change. (Optional) Click to change the date and time at which the user's
account expires.
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Managing Servers with Netscape Console • December 2001
, you might enter
\\aphrodite\users\john
\\aphrodite\profiles\john
or
writers.bat
or
C:\user profiles\john
.
writers\john.cmd
.
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