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1.4.1 Creating or Modifying Login Scripts in iManager
"Creating or Modifying a User Login Script" on page 13
"Creating a Container Login Script" on page 13
"Creating a Profile Login Script" on page 13
Creating or Modifying a User Login Script
1 Click Roles and Tasks > User > Modify User.
2 Specify a username and context, then click OK.
3 Click General > Login Script.
4 Type the login script commands and information in the login script text box.
For a sample, see
"Sample Login Scripts" on page
IMPORTANT: Make sure that you edit the sample login script to match the server names,
directory paths, and specifications of your own network.
For additional information on all login script commands, see
Variables" on page
29.
5 (Conditional) To associate a Profile login script with this object, specify the Profile object name
and context in the Profile field.
For additional information, see
6 To save the login script, click OK.
Creating a Container Login Script
1 Click Roles and Tasks > Directory Administration > Modify Object.
2 Specify the container and context, then click OK.
3 Click General > Login Script.
4 Type the login script commands and information in the login script text box.
For a sample, see
"Sample Login Scripts" on page
IMPORTANT: Make sure that you edit the sample login script to match the server names,
directory paths, and specifications of your own network.
For additional information on all login script commands, see
Variables" on page
29.
5 (Optional) To associate a Profile login script with this object, specify the Profile object name
and context in the Profile field.
For additional information, see
6 To save the login script, click OK.
Creating a Profile Login Script
1 Click Roles and Tasks > Directory Administration > Create Object.
2 Select Profile, then click OK.
21.
"Creating a Profile Login Script" on page
21.
"Creating a Profile Login Script" on page
"Login Script Commands and
13.
"Login Script Commands and
13.
Using Login Scripts
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