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				Addendum
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			  NetTools for NT Server
			      Version 5.1.0
		      Copyright 1994 by McAfee, Inc.
			   All Rights Reserved.






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Contents
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1.1 Allowing Network to Personal Links
1.2 Save Group and Propagate
1.3 Exceptions
    1.3.1 MultiSet
	  1.3.1.1 Attach
	  1.3.1.2 Map
	  1.3.1.3 P_Station
	  1.3.1.4 Memberof
	  1.3.1.5 Rights
	  1.3.1.6 Username
    1.3.2 Desktop Control Language
	  1.3.2.1 NetUserName
	  1.3.2.2 NetMemberOf
1.4 Deletions
    1.4.1 Print Manager
    1.4.2 Secure Station Tools
    1.4.3 MultiSet
	  1.4.3.1 Rights
    1.4.4 Desktop Control Language
	  1.4.4.1 NetAttach
	  1.4.4.2 NetDetach
	  1.4.4.2 NetGetDirectoryRights$
	  1.4.4.3 NetDirectoryRights


1.1 Allowing Network to Personal Links

By choosing Administration | Allow Network to Personal Links in 
Administration mode, administrators can allow users to copy items 
from network groups and subgroups into their own personal groups. 
Although it looks like a copied item, it is in fact, a pointer to 
the network item. By using a pointer, the administrator continues to 
maintain control over the item in the personal group. If the 
administrator changes the properties or even removes the item, the 
users' copied version reflects the administrator's changes 
dynamically. For security reasons, users are not able to view or 
modify properties for the linked items.

Note: If an administrator removes a linked item, the user can choose 
Window | Arrange Icons to reuse the area previously occupied by the 
icon. To automatically reuse the area, choose Options | Auto Arrange 
Icons.

1.2 Save Group and Propagate

By choosing Administration | Save Group and Propagate in 
Administration mode, administrators can globally save one modified 
network group. Save Group and Propagate saves the changes to the 
selected group and then distributes those changes to all network 
users dynamically without changing the users desktops for all the 
other Network groups.

1.3 Exceptions

1.3.1 MultiSet 

You should specify the server names and share names in UNC format. 
Precede the server names with a double backslash (\\) and share 
names with a single backslash (\). For example, 

\\SERVER\SHARENAME

The UNC format can contain a space as a valid character in server, 
share and file names. If necessary, you can enclose the entire 
parameter in quotes. For example, 

"\\SERVER\SHARENAME"

1.3.1.1 Attach

NetTools 5.2 for NT Server does not support this command.  
Calls to ATTACH will return "". This differs from the existing 
support in the NetWare and LAN Manager versions.   

1.3.1.2 Map

Note: All Map commands map drives to the \\SERVER\SHARENAME 
directory.

The notion of mapping to subdirectory under a share name is 
not supported in the NT Server environment.  This differs 
from the existing support in the NetWare and LAN Manager versions.
The MAP ROOT command functions the same as MAP in NT Server.

This command can be used to map a specified drive to a 
given file server, sharename and directory.

Command Syntax:
MAP drive:=[\\SERVER\]SHARENAME [optional password]

Returns:
If the command is successful, it returns "TRUE". If the command 
fails, it returns "".

Example:
MAP P:=\\MYSERVER\ENG\

Maps the specified drive to the given directory. Directory refers to 
the directory path, beginning with the volume name.

MAP ROOT F:=\\SERVER\MAIL

1.3.1.3 P_Station

Returns the computer name of the workstation. The P_STATION 
command is very useful for conditionally running a program 
like a print server based on the workstation's hardware ID.

This command returns the computer name found in the SYSTEM.INI 
[Network] section item ComputerName=

Command Syntax:
P_STATION

Returns:
The computer name as text if the user is logged into the network.

Example:
IF (P_STATION="\\MY-LAPTOP") THEN
BEGIN
	RUN NORMAL SYNC.EXE
	EXIT
END

Checks the value of P_STATION first and uses it in the IF statement.

1.3.1.4 Memberof

Unlike NetWare, the parameters to this command are case sensitive. Also,
only NT Server local groups are not recognized by this command, uses must 
be members of global groups.  This differs from existing support in the 
NetWare and LAN Manager versions.

1.3.1.5 Rights

NetTools 5.1 for NT Server does not support this function.  Calls to 
RIGHTS will return FALSE. This differs from existing support in the 
NetWare and LAN Manager versions.

1.3.1.6 Username

Username will return the user's domain login name if: the user is 
logged into the domain controller, and the specified server
in the same domain.

1.3.2 Desktop Control Language

1.3.2.1 NetUserName

NetUserName returns the user's domain login name if: 

(a) the user is logged into the domain controller, and

(b) the specified server is in the same domain.

This does not guarantee that the user has any drives mapped on the 
specified server.

1.3.2.2 NetMemberOf

Unlike NetWare, the parameters to this command are case sensitive. 
Also, NT Server local groups are not recognized by this command, 
users must be members of global groups.

1.4 Deletions

1.4.1 Print Manager

Print Manager is not a component of NetTools 5.1 for NT Server.

1.4.2 Secure Station Tools 

Secure Station Tools is not a component of NetTools 5.1 for NT 
Server.

1.4.3 MultiSet

1.4.3.1 Rights

NetTools 5.1 for NT Server does not support this command. This 
command always returns FALSE when used with NT Server.

1.4.4 Desktop Control Language

1.4.4.1 NetAttach

NetTools 5.1 for NT Server does not support this command. The notion 
of ATTACH does not apply in a LAN Manager or NT Server environment. 
Calls to NetAttach will return FALSE. This is still a keyword in the 
DCL language.

1.4.4.2 NetDetach

NetTools 5.1 for NT Server does not support this command. The notion 
of DETACH does not apply in a LAN Manager or NT Server environment. 
Calls to NetDetach will return FALSE. This is still a keyword in the 
DCL language.

1.4.4.3 NetGetDirectoryRights$

NetTools 5.1 for NT Server does not support this command. Calls to 
this function return "" .

1.4.4.4 NetDirectoryRights

NetTools 5.1 for NT Server does not support this command. Calls to 
this function return FALSE.

