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Selecting an Authentication Method for Windows Workstations
Name is the NetWare server name with an added underscore (_) and a W. For
example, a NetWare server named SERVER1 defaults to a NNFAP server
name of SERVER1_W.
NNFAP Server Comment
The text in the NNFAP Server Comment field displays when viewing details
of the NNFAP server from a Windows workstation.
Enabling Unicode
When enabled, this command enables Unicode characters (used in double-
byte languages). To support Unicode, an additional file named
UNINOMAP.TXT must be created and saved in the SYS:\ETC directory.
When UNICODE is enabled, the UNINOMAP.TXT file is used to resolve
Unicode-to-ASCII "no-map" problems. To specify "no-map" cases in the
UNINOMAP.TXT file, enter the first Unicode value to watch for and then the
second value representing the ASCII replacement code. For example:
0178 98
20AC CC
Save the values in the UNINOMAP.TXT file. If an unmappable character is
encountered, the system uses the ASCII substitution character specified in the
file.
Select one of the following:
If users will authenticate using NDS, select Local.
If users will authenticate using a Domain, select Domain.
For Windows users, there are two types of authentication methods available
with Novell Native File Access: Local and Domain. Local authentication
requires a simple password to log in to a NetWare server, but a simple
password is not required for Domain authentication.
Local Authentication
The server running Novell Native File Access Protocol software performs the
user authentication when clients are a member of a workgroup. With local
authentication, the username and password on NetWare must match the
username and password used to log in to the Windows workstation.
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