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Removing a Location Profile

Customizing the Novell Login Dialog Box

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Novell Client for Windows
You might need to remove a location profile once it has been created. If you
are removing a location profile created on an individual workstation, complete
the procedure below. If you want to remove a location profile created in a
Client Configuration policy, you can either delete the Client Configuration
policy or change the associations of specific users with this policy.
1
Right-click the N icon in the system tray and then click Novell Client
Properties > Location Profiles to open the Novell Client property pages.
2
Select the name of the profile that you want to remove and then click
Remove.
The Novell Login dialog box can be customized to show the features that you
want users to have access to. Customizing gives you control over the
following:
The choice of NDS or bindery connection
The Location field at the top of the dialog box
Hiding the Location field is especially useful if you have set up only one
location profile for a workstation. In this case, the Location field is not
useful and might confuse or distract the user.
The Advanced button
If you have set up several location profiles and do not want users to
change the data in various login fields (such as tree, context, server, and
run scripts), you can hide the Advanced button.
The Variables button on the Script tab
If you use %2, %3, %4, or %5 in the login script, you might want to set
these values in the location profile but not allow the user to change them.
In this case, it might be helpful to hide the Variables button.
The Clear Connections check box on the NDS and Bindery tabs
If you want all connections to be cleared every time the user logs in, or if
you don't want any connections to be cleared, you can set the value in the
location profile and then hide the Clear Connections check box.
NOTE:
The Clear Connections check box is never visible during initial login,
because an initial login automatically clears all connections.