Novell ZENWORKS 10 CONFIGURATION MANAGEMENT SP3 - POLICY MANAGEMENT REFERENCE 10.3 30-03-2010 Management Manual page 18

Field
Cache Volatile User for
Time Period (Days)
Not a Member Of
Member Of
Custom
Edit
Delete
5 Click Next to display the Login Restrictions page, then use the options on the page to configure
user access.
The Dynamic Local User policy can be associated to either a user or device. If the policy is
associated to a user object, workstations can be included or excluded from the list. In this case,
Included / Excluded Users list will be ignored.
If the policy is associated to a device object, users can be included or excluded from the list. In
this case, Included / Excluded Workstations list will be ignored.
The Excluded Workstations List displays the workstations and containers that you want to
exclude DLU access to. Workstations listed or workstations that are part of containers listed in
this box cannot use DLU access. You can make exceptions for individual workstations by
listing them in the Included Workstations List. This allows DLU access to those workstations
only, and excludes DLU access to the remaining workstations in the container.
Rules for Workstations are:
By default, all workstations are included.
For an indirect association, if an object is in both the lists, the closeness of the association
is considered. A direct association is closer than a group association, which in turn is
closer than a folder.
If the closeness is the same, a workstation is directly added to Group A and Group B, and
the Included List takes precedence.
Excluded List
Workstation-A
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Details
Allows you to specify the number of days to cache the volatile user
account on the device. The default value is 5. You can specify a value
from 1 to 999 days.
This volatile user account is deleted after the expiry of the specified cache
period when another DLU user logs out from the device.
Displays the available group to which a user can be assigned as a
member.
Displays groups a user is member of.
Click Custom to display the Custom Group Properties dialog box, through
which you can add a new custom group and configure its rights.
Click Edit to view and edit the details of a custom group. You cannot edit
the default Windows groups with this option.
Click Delete to delete a custom group. You cannot delete the default
Windows groups with this option.
Included List
Workstation-B
Result
The policy is applied on all
workstations except
Workstation-A.