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Close Automatically

When the login routine runs, a window appears on the screen if the Display results window check box is checked.  This window provides information about the processing of the login and the login scripts.  If you check the Close automatically check box, this window closes when the login script is finished, unless errors occur during the login.


Display Results Window

If you want to be shown how your login is progressing, check the Display Results Window check box.

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Close Automatically


Login Script Variables
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You can define up to four variables to be used by the login scripts.  You or your network supervisor can set up your login scripts to use these variables.

For example, you might define one variable as MAIL.  Your login script might use the MAIL variable to map drives to the mail server.

To define a variable, enter it in the appropriate variable field on the Login property page in the Novell Client Services configuration page. This configuration page can be found in the Network control panel.  Variables can be up to 255 characters long.

These parameters are equivalent to the corresponding parameters you can pass in the LOGIN command in DOS.


Login Script

Specify a login script to run in place of any other login scripts.

To use this option, type or choose the script name in the available field.

The script name can be a fully qualified filename (drive, path, and filename), a UNC path, or it can be the name of an object in the tree you are logging in to.  The object must have a Login Script property that you have the Read right to.

If you specify a login script in this field, it overrides the user's defaul login script and any profiles that user would normally use.  If you want to use the default user login script and profiles, do not enter a login script in this field.

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Run Scripts

Profile script


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Profile Script

Specifies a login script to run in place of your profile login script.

To use this option, type or choose the desired script name in the available field.

The script name can be a fully qualified filename (drive, path, and filename), a UNC path, or the name of an object in the tree you are logging in to.  The object must have a Login Script property that you have the Read right to.

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Run Scripts

Login script


Run Scripts

Causes all the login scripts that have been set up for you to run, including any alternate ones you specify on this page.

To bypass all login script processing, uncheck this check box.

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Login script

Profile script


Script Tab

The Script tab provides the means to set up how your login script and profile script will run when you log in.

The available options are:

Display Results Window check box

Close Automatically check box

Run Scripts check box

Login Script selection box

Profile Script selection box

Variables button


Variables Button
Variables

Click the Variables button to access the dialog box where you can set login script variables. You can define up to four variables to be used by the login scripts.  You or your network supervisor can set up your login scripts to use these variables.

For example, you might define one variable as MAIL.  Your login script might use the MAIL variable to map drives to the mail server.

To define a variable:

1. Right-click Network Neighbord.

2. Click NetWare Login>Advanced>Script.

3. Click Variables.

4. Enter the variable.

Variables can be up to 255 characters long.