Summary: We are currently changing everyone over to Novell 5.1. We were running Novell 312, and I could use tweakui to automatically login. I am unable use t...
Summary: I am having some trouble with a few new desktops that we have gotten in. They have 3Com Ethernet NICs in them, and Windows 98 SE. Everything is okay...
Summary: Hi You need to create a Netware DOS boot disk which loads the vlms and allows access to SYS to login. Im back at work tomorrow (Tuesday) if you email...
Summary: I also work for a school system and none of these suggestions have worked. But I had a revelation. If you go to start > Run > and type "control user...
Summary: why are you wasting your time on this when netware already has login.exe? Instead you should concentrate on writing login scripts and using MENU whic...
Summary: I am trying to have public users login without user intervention. I found the Novell TID 10022806, which describes this but this method does not allo...
Summary: I assume he doesn't want to remove the whole Client, just the login aspect. I am trying to do the same thing. I have a lab of elementary students and ...
Summary: Using Windows 98 dial-up networking with ipx enabled and MSNDS installed. I dial up, logon to network and my network script maps my drives. But i can...
Summary: Hi, Firstly I will start off with what I am trying to accomplish. I am trying to create an XP SP2 image that will run on any machine, as well as renam...
Summary: getting similar problems with win2k and novel, the system automaticly reboots at login, and then there are video adapter errors in event viewer, no so...
Summary: I use the following method to log user names & login times into a seperate file for each user... In the system login script I have the following line ...
Summary: School lab environment Windows XP Pro Netware Client 4.83 SP1 students each have their own unique login we would like to have the students log in to t...
Summary: Auto Login for Windows NT !! Several months ago, and several months before that, we ran a tip describing a Registry edit that allows automatic log-on...
Summary: I am trying to make all of the workstations here login automatically. I have seen the examples for this already but none of them mention the use of p...
Summary: Hi, I have recently installed some Windows XP machines on a Novell 5.1 network. They are running Novell client 4.83 sp1. About once a day when the use...
Summary: I would like to know how to logout certain users automatically .Eg: I have more than 50 users in my office and everyone needs a login at sometime. Som...
Summary: Does anyone have a suggestion/solution on running a batch file from within the login script (not at the end after an exit), but not having to manually...
Summary: As far as I know there is no such thing as a login script processor for Mac logging into Novell. The way I dealt with your issue on a 4.11 system was...
Summary: I still got this stupid Microsofts--- logonproblem, so if someone knows what i need to fix so it works please heeeelp The problem is: I got 40 clients...
Summary: I have multiple users using various Windows 2000 workstations and Groupwise 5.5. Each time a user logs in to a computer for the first time they are r...
Summary: we are running Novell4.1 server and windows NT Workstation.All the NT workstation run Login script to Map the Network drive. i'm trying to automatical...
Summary: When the Novell login comes up on startup does it automatically bypass this, or do you do manage to log in to the network first? You should not be ab...
Summary: Try not changing to F just from your regular C: prompt type login.This should automatically take you to f drive.I think it has something to do with no...
Summary: What I want to do is be able to set the a MAPPINGs in the login script so it will automatically connect to the NT server, so everybody has the same se...
Summary: you have two maps for GEEFCU_FS1\sys:apps root p: and root ins s2: so the users have two letters in the explorer for the same directory, you have cont...
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