Configuring Map Settings - Novell CLIENT FOR LINUX 2.0 SP1 - ADMINISTRATION Administration Manual

This page contains the following options:
NMAS Authentication: Enables or disables Novell Modular Authentication Services
(NMAS ) during login. NMAS authentication can add additional security to the network, but
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if the network does not use NMAS, login might take additional time, so you can disable NMAS
authentication by disabling this setting. This option is selected by default.
Clear Previous User Name: Clears the previous username from the User Name field on the
Novell Login dialog box every time you open the dialog box.
Advanced Button: Enables or disables the Advanced button in the Login dialog box. This
option is selected by default.
Integrated Login: Enables the integrated login feature for the entire system. This is set by the
administrator and cannot be overridden by the user.
Display Integrated Login Results: When this option is disabled, all login scripts are run
silently and the script results window is not displayed, but login scripts are still processed.
Delete Integrated Login Profiles: Removes the existing login profiles for all users on this
workstation.
Default Tree: Specify the default tree that Login attempts to log in to. This setting is
overridden by the Login Dialog Tree history.
Default Context: Specify the default context that Login attempts to log in to. This setting is
overridden by the Login Dialog Context history.
For more information on using the Novell Login dialog box, see
Novell Client 2.0 SP1 for Linux User

2.1.2 Configuring Map Settings

Use the Map Settings page in the Novell Client Configuration Wizard to specify the directory on the
local workstation where symbolic links to network resources are created and to select the first letter
to use when creating these links.
Guide.
"Logging In to the Network" in the
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