Novell NETWARE 6-DOCUMENTATION Manual page 2826

Using SCRSAVER to Lock the Server Console
SYS:SYSTEM or C:\NWSERVER, then in the .NCF file the SECURE
CONSOLE command must follow the LOAD commands for these modules.
IMPORTANT:
To disable SECURE CONSOLE, you must first shut down the
NetWare server and reboot it. If the SECURE CONSOLE command is in the
AUTOEXEC.NCF file, use EDIT or any text editor to remove it before you shut
down the server and reboot it.
For more information on using SECURE CONSOLE, see
CONSOLE in Utilities
The console-locking feature in the SCRSAVER.NLM allows you to require a
password before gaining access to the server console prompt. If a key is
pressed when the console lock is enabled, a dialog box appears. You must then
supply an eDirectory username and password. In addition, the User object
must have the Write right to the
to gain access to the server console prompt.
When the screen saver is activated, it displays a moving snake for each
processor on the server. Each snake is a different color: the first one is red, the
second is blue, etc. The speed of each snake and the length of its tail are
directly proportional to the processor's utilization.
If the console is unlocked, press any key to activate the console. The snake
screen will disappear.
1
To display command options for SCRSAVER, enter the following at the
System Console prompt:
SCRSAVER HELP
Command options allow you to enable and disable locking, check the
status of the lock options, and change the length of time the console is
allowed to be inactive before the screen saver is activated. The default is
600 seconds (10 minutes).
2
For more information about a command option, enter the following at the
System Console prompt:
SCRSAVER HELP command_option
3
To load the SCRSAVER module, enter the following at the System
Console prompt:
SCRSAVER [option; option...]
Reference.
access control list
Managing the NetWare Server
SECURE
(ACL) of the Server object
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