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1st Banner Name
1st Banner Name: Specifies the text that is printed on the upper half of the banner page.  This text can be up to 12 characters long.


2nd Banner Name
2nd Banner Name: Specifies the text that is printed on the lower half of the banner page.  This text can be up to 12 characters long.


Access Control Right
Access Control (A):  Grants the right to change the trustee assignments and the Inherited Rights Filter of the folder or file.

Related Topics

Rights Notes


Access Date
Access Date:  Specifies when the file was last accessed.


Account Balance
Account Balance:  The amount of credit the user has to buy network services, such as connection time.


Account Information
Account Information:  Account parameters set by the Network Administrator for the currently authenticated user.


Account Status
Account Status:  Indicates whether login is enabled or disabled for the user account.


Add Path
Add: Add the specified path to the Paths list.


Add Trustee
Add:  Allows you to add a trustee for this file or folder.  To add a trustee, click the trustee and then click Add.

If multiple files are selected, the trustee is added to all of them.


Allowed To Change Password
Allowed To Change Password:  Check box indicates whether the user can change his or her password.


Apply
Apply: Click Apply to activate the rights package you set for the file.


Archive Attribute
Archive:  Indicates that the file or folder has been changed since the last time it was backed up.

Archive Notes

NetWare sets this attribute when a file is modified.  Backup programs usually clear this attribute after backing up the file.

If you are displaying the properties of multiple files, see also Attributes Notes.


Archive Date
Archive Date: Shows the date when each file was last archived. If the file has not been archived, "Not Available" appears in this column.


Archive Needed
Archive Needed: Marks the file so it will be included if the directory is archived.


Archive Time
Archive Time: Shows the time when each file was last archived. If the file has not been archived, "Not Available" appears in this column.


Archiver Name
Archiver Name: Shows the name of the person who last archived each file. If the file has not been archived, "Not Available" appears in this column.


Attributes
Attributes:  Specify what can and cannot be done with a file or folder.

Related Topics

Attributes Notes


Attributes Notes

If you are displaying the properties of multiple files:

A blank box [image] in front of an attribute means that none of the files has that attribute set.

A black check mark in the box [image] in front of an attribute means that all of the files have that attribute set.

A gray box with a gray check mark [image] in front of an attribute means that one or more--but not all--of the files have that attribute set.

To remove this attribute from those files that have it, click the attribute.  The check mark should disappear.

To set this attribute for all the selected files, click the attribute twice.  A black check mark should appear in the box.

If you check or uncheck the Read-only, Archive, or Hidden attribute on the NetWare* File or NetWare Folder property page, the change does not show up immediately on the General page.  Likewise, if you check or uncheck one of these attributes on the General page, the change does not show up immediately on the NetWare File or NetWare Folder page.

If you click OK and redisplay the file or folder properties, the change will show up everywhere it should.


Auto Endcap
Auto Endcap: If you want captured data to be closed and sent to the printer after you exit an application, check this check box.  If not, then uncheck this check box.  (The latter allows more information to be added to the print job.)


Available Disk Space (%)
Available Disk Space (%):  Percentage of available disk space on the selected volume.


Available Entires (%)
Available Entires (%):  Percentage of available directory entries on the selected volume.


Available Entries
Available Entries:  Directory entries available for use on the selected volume.


Available Space
Available Space: Disk space (in kilobytes) available for use on the selected volume.


Banner Settings
Banner Settings: Use the settings in this group box to determine whether a banner will be printed with each print job and, if banners will be printed, how they will look.


Block Size
Block Size:  The block size of the server volume (in kilobytes).


Browse
Browse:  Click this button to browse for network resources available for mapping or capture.


Browse (NetWare Copy)
Browse: Click Browse to look for the place you want to copy the file to.


Browse Path
Browse: Browse to the path you want to add to the Paths list.


Capture
Capture:  Click this button to set the selected printer port capture.


Change Context: Change Button
Change Button: Sets your current context to the context specified in the Enter New Default Context box.


Change Password
Change Password:  Click this button to change your password.


Change Password dialog box
Change Password: Use this dialog box to change your password for one or more network resources.

To change your password for a selected resource:

1.	Show either your connected resources or all resources on the network in the Resource list.

By default, only the connected resources are shown in the Resource list.  To show all resources, click Show All Resources. When all resources are shown, the Show All Resources button toggles to Show Connected Resources.  Click Show Connected Resources to return to the list of connected resources.

2.	Click the resource name in the Resource list.

This is the resource for which you want to change the password.

3.	(Conditional) If you are not connected to the selected resource, enter your full user name for that resource.

4.	Type your old password in the Old Password field.

5.	Type your new password in the New Password field.

6.	Type your new password again in the Confirm New Password field.

7.	Click OK.


Check Sum
Check Sum: To help ensure data integrity, NetWare calculates a check sum for the selected file.


Clear All
Clear All:  Clears all Inheritance Filter check boxes.


Clear Current Settings
Clear Current Settings:  Removes the path and printer model information.


Close
Close: Click Close to close the NetWare Send Message dialog box without sending a message.


Combine Multiple Trustees
Combine Multiple Trustees:  To make all the selected files have the same trustee assignments, check this check box.

Combine Multiple Trustees Notes

This check box is available only if you're viewing the NetWare* Rights for multiple files or folders.  Additionally, at least one of the files or folders must have at least one trustee assignment.

The trustees and rights shown are the combined trustees and rights for all the files.

If you check Combine Multiple Trustees, the trustee assignments that are shown will apply to all the selected files after you click OK or Apply.

For example, Kim is a trustee of FILEA and FILEB.  Kim has Read, File Scan, and Access Control rights for FILEA and Read and File Scan rights for FILEB.  If you select FILEA and FILEB and view their properties, Kim is shown as a trustee with Read, File Scan, and Access Control rights.  If you check Combine Multiple Trustees and then click OK, Kim is given the Access Control right for FILEB.  Therefore, Kim now has Read, File Scan, and Access Control rights for both FILEA and FILEB.


Company Name
Company:  Specifies the name of the company that owns the network operating system.


Compressed Disk Space (%)
Compressed Disk Space (%):  Percentage of compressed disk space on the selected volume.


Compressed Space
Compressed Space:  Amount of used disk space that is compressed (in kilobytes) on the selected volume.


Confirm New Password
Confirm New Password: Confirm the password you entered in the New Password field by typing it again in the Confirm New Password field.


Connect As
Connect As: Specify the user name you will use to connect to the specified mapped drive or network printer.


Connections In Use
Connections In Use:  Specifies the current number of connections to this server.


Copy
Copy: The Copy list shows the files you are copying.


Copy File Only if Already Exists
Copy File Only if Already Exists: Only copy the file if a file with the same name already exists in the destination directory.


Copy File Only if Newer
Copy File Only if Newer: Only copy the file to the destination directory if the file you are copying is newer than the file with the same name that already exists in the destination directory.


Copy Inhibit Attribute
Copy Inhibit:  Prevents Macintosh** users from copying a file.  This attribute overrides Read and File Scan trustee rights.

Copy Inhibit Notes

The Modify right is required to change this attribute.

A user with the Modify right can change this attribute and then copy the file.

If you are displaying the properties of multiple files, see also Attributes Notes.


Create Right
Create (C):  For a folder, grants the right to create new files and folders in the folder.  For a file, grants the right to create a file and to salvage a file after it has been deleted.

Related Topics

Rights Notes


Creation Date
Creation Date:  Specifies when the file or folder was first created.


Creation Date (purge & salvage)
Creation Date: Shows the date when each file was created.


Creation Time
Creation Time: Shows the time when each file was created.


Credit / Low Balance Limit
Credit / Low Balance Limit:  The limit on the amount of credit the user has to buy network services, such as connection time.


Current Default Context
Current Default Context:  The default context of the currently authenticated user.


Current NetWare Resources
Current NetWare Resources displays information about all your current connections.  It also indicates the current server and current tree, and allows you to change them.

Current NetWare Resources Notes

Resource:  Specifies the names of the servers and trees you are connected to.

User Name:  Specifies your username for each connection.  For Directory Services connections, the username is prefixed by "CN=" (CN denotes common name).

Conn No.: Shows the user's connection number on the tree or server.

Conn Type: Shows whether the connection is a Directory Services (NDS) or bindery connection.

NDS Tree:  Lists the NDS* Directory tree for each connection to a server that is running NetWare 4 or later.

Trans Type: Shows the transit protocol being used between the tree or server and the workstation.

Address: Shows the internal address of the tree or server.

Detach:  Removes your connection to the selected server or tree.

Set Primary:  To make a server your primary server or a tree your primary tree, click the server or tree and then click Set primary.

 indicates a server.

 indicates a tree.

 indicates a server to which your workstation is attached but not authenticated.

To display Current NetWare Resources, right-click the Network Neighborhood and then click NetWare Connections.

Related Topics

Set Primary


Current Printer Model
Current printer model:  Shows the manufacturer and model currently associated with the selected printer.

Default:  None

You can change this setting by using the Setup Point and Print page of Printer Properties.


Date Deleted
Date Deleted: Shows the date that each file was deleted.


Day Password Expires
Day Password Expires:  The date and time the user’s current password expires.


Days Between Forced Changes
Days Between Forced Changes:  The number of days a user can use a password before it expires.


Delete Inhibit
Delete Inhibit:  Prevents files and folders from being deleted.  This attribute overrides the Erase trustee right.

The Modify right is required to change this attribute.

A user with the Modify and Erase rights can change this attribute and then delete the file.

This attribute is automatically set and removed when the Read-only attribute is set and removed.


Delete Inhibit Attribute
Delete Inhibit:  Prevents files and folders from being deleted.  This attribute overrides the Erase trustee right.

Delete Inhibit Notes

The Modify right is required to change this attribute.

A user with the Modify and Erase rights can change this attribute and then delete the file.

This attribute is automatically set and removed when the Read-only attribute is set and removed.

If you are displaying the properties of multiple files, see also Attributes Notes.


Deletor Name
Deletor Name: Shows the full NDS name of the person who deleted each file.


Detach
Detach: Detach from the selected resource. When you detach from a server or other resource, the files, applications, and other services provided by that resource are no longer available.

When you detach from a tree, you also detach from all other resources in that tree.


Device
Device:  The network resource that will be used to connect to the network computer.


Directory
Directory: Shows the directory where the deleted files are located. This is the directory you right-clicked to click the Purge Files or Salvage Files option.


Directory Entries
Directory Entries:  The number of used and available directory entries on the selected volume.


Directory Objects Window
Directory Objects Window:  Indicates the objects that you can add as trustees.  To add a trustee, click a User or Group object and then click Add.

Directory Objects Window Notes

For files or folders located on a NetWare* 3* server, only the User and Goup objects for that server are shown.

For files or folders located on a NetWare 4* or later server, the container, User, and Group objects for the Directory tree are shown.


Directory Path
Directory Path: Shows the directory where the object that the Directory map object points to is stored.


Disable Point and Print
Disable point and print:  If you want to disable point and print for the selected printer, check this check box.  Otherwise, uncheck this check box.

Default:  Off

If you check this check box, users won't be able to use point and print to set up the selected printer.  If you want to reenable point and print for the selected printer, uncheck this check box.

Novell* Client* for Windows** NT** saves the path and printer model information.  Therefore, you can easily disable and re-enable point and print without having to respecify information or recopy the print driver files.

You can change this setting by using the Setup Point and Print page of Printer Properties.

* Novell trademark.  ** Third-party trademark.  For more information, see Trademarks.


Disconnect
Disconnect:  Click this button to disconnect the selected drive mapping.


Disk Space Remaining
Disk Space Remaining Under Restriction:  The amount of disk space (in kilobytes) available for use by the currently authenticated user.


Disk Space Remaining (%)
Disk Space Remaining Under Restriction (%):  The percentage of disk space available for use by the currently authenticated user.


Disk Space Restriction
Disk Space Restriction:  The amount of disk space available to the currently authenticated user.


Disk Space Used
Disk Space Used:  The amount of disk space (in kilobytes) used by the currently authenticated user.


Disk Space Used (%)
Disk Space Used (%):  The percentage of disk space used by the currently authenticated user.


Disk Usage
Disk Usage:  The total amount of used and available disk space on the selected volume.


Disk Usage Pie Chart
Disk Usage Pie Chart:  Pie chart representing disk usage of the selected volume.


Don't Compress Attribute
Don't Compress:  Prevents data from being compressed.  This attribute overrides settings for automatic compression of files not accessed within a specified number of days.


Don't Migrate
Don't Migrate: Don't Migrate attribute prevents files from being migrated.

Data migration automatically takes files off the files server and migrates them onto another media such as a tape or a read/write optical disk.  The migrated files are still seen in the directory listing and can be retrieved transparently to the user.


Don't Suballocate
Don't Suballocate: Previous versions of NetWare worked with a fixed block size, determined at the time of installation.  The block size became the smallest unit of storage on the file server's hard drive.  Generally, the larger the block size, the better the throughput between file server RAM and the hard drive.  On the down side, larger block sizes waste disk space.  NetWare4x subdivides a disk block into smaller suballocation units of 512 bytes. This ensures that disk space is used efficiently.

If you don't want to use the suballocation units on the files you're copying, check Don't Suballocate.


Driver Platform
Driver Platform:  Specify the Windows NT version this driver works with.


Edit Browsable Paths
Edit Browsable Paths: Use this dialog box to enter UNC paths (ie.  \\server\volume\dir\subdir) that you use frequently.  You can add up to 10 UNC paths.

Once you've added paths, you can access them by right-clicking the Novell N icon in the System Tray. When you right-click this icon, a popup menu showing the paths you've entered appears.


Edit Login Script
Edit Login Script:  This property page lets you create or edit a login script for the currently authenticated user.

Edit Login Script Notes

The login script runs on the user's workstation during login. The container login script runs first, followed by the profile login script, and then the user login script.

In the editing box, enter the login script commands.

If no login script is available for the user, the login utility maps a search drive to SYS:PUBLIC on the user's default server.


Effective Rights
Effective Rights:  Determine what you can do with a file or folder.  The rights you have are displayed in black.  Other rights are displayed in gray.

Related Topics

Effective Rights and Trustee Rights Notes


Effective Rights Notes

Your effective rights are verified each time you try to access a folder or file.

For information about what each right means, see Rights Notes.

Effective rights are determined by the following:

Trustee assignments to the folder or file

Inherited rights from trustee assignments to a parent folder

Trustee assignments to objects listed in a user's Security Equal To list (such as Group objects)

You cannot change effective rights directly.  You must locate the trustee assignments where the right was granted and change it, or add an Inherited Rights Filter or Mask to block the right.


Effective Rights and Trustee Rights Notes

For trustee rights:

If a trustee has a right, the check box under the right has a check mark.

To grant a trustee right, check the check box under the right.

To remove a trustee right, uncheck the check box under the right.

For effective rights:

If you have a right, the name of the right is black.

If you don't have a right, the name of the right is gray.


Enable Banner
Enable Banner: If you want a banner page for each print job, check this check box.  Otherwise, uncheck this check box.


Enable Tabs
Enable Tabs: If you want the printer to print the specified number of spaces in place of tab characters, check this check box.  If you don't want spaces to be printed in place of tabs in text print jobs, uncheck this check box.  Byte-stream print jobs do not require tabs to be enabled.


End Capture
End Capture:  Click this button to disconnect the selected printer port capture.


End Capture: Printer List
End Capture: Printer List: Select the printer or printers you want to disconnect and then click OK.


Enter
Enter: Use these fields to change your password.

1.	(Conditional) If you are not connected to the resource for which you're changing your password, enter your user name.

2. 	Enter your old password.

3.	Enter your new password.

4.	Confirm your new password by entering it a second time.

5.	Click OK.


Enter New Default Context
Enter New Default Context:  Enter the default context for this Directory tree.

For example, to specify the MNGT organizational unit in the MARKETING organization as the default context, you would enter "MNGT.MARKETING".

Enter New Default Context Notes

Normally, you should enter the context for your User object.  This makes logging in to or authenticating to this tree more efficient.

If your User object is not in the same context as your preferred server, you must enter the context for your User object to successfully log in or authenticate to this tree.  You can do this using this dialog box or using the login dialog box.

The default context is displayed in the Network Neighborhood whenever you authenticate or log in to a tree.

You do not need to be logged in to the tree to change the default context.

This change is effective immediately but lasts only until you shut down or restart your computer.

The default context applies only to NDS* connections.  Usually, your connections are Directory Services connections even outside your current tree.

To display this dialog box, right-click a tree [image] and then click Change Context.


Erase Right
Erase (E):  Grants the right to delete the folder or file.

Related Topics

Rights Notes


Error
Error:  This shortcut works only if the Novell Client* Login program is installed in the default location, which is the C:\NOVELL\CLIENT32 directory for Windows 95 or C:\WINNT\SYSTEM32 for Windows NT.


Execute Only
Execute Only: The Execute Only attribute prevents files from being copied and is permanent.


File Copy Options
File Copy Options: There are two types of file copy options: attribute options and overwrite options.

You can choose to keep the files attributes when you copy it,  or you can change the attributes.  To change the attributes, click Modify Attributes on Copy, then, in the NetWare File Attributes list,  check the attributes you want to give the file.

You can also determine what will happen if the file you are copying already exists in the destination location.  You can specify that you only want to copy the file if it is newer than the file with the same name in the destination location.  You can also specify that you only want to copy the file if a file with the same name exists in the destination location.


File Name
File Name: The File Name column lists the names of the deleted files. To select a file, click the filename. You can select multiple files by shift-clicking or control-clicking on the files you want to select.


File Scan Right
File Scan (F):  Grants the right to see the folder or file in Windows** Explorer or Network Neighborhood.

Related Topics

Rights Notes


File Size
File Size: Shows the size of each deleted file, in kilobytes.


File, Folder, or Volume Name
The name of the file, folder, or volume.


Form Feed
Form Feed: If you want the printer to add blank piece of paper at the end of the print job, check this check box.  Otherwise, uncheck this check box.


Full User Name
Full User Name: Enter your full user name on the selected resource. If you are already connected to the selected resource, this field is not available.


Grace Logins Remaining
Grace Logins Remaining:  The number of times the user is allowed to log in before the account is locked after a password has expired.


Groups
Groups:  Groups of which the user is a member.


Hidden
Hidden: Hides the file from directory listings in DOS and the Windows Explorer, and prevents the file from being copied or deleted.  The file can only be seen if you specify that you want to view hidden files, or if the user has File Scan rights.


Hidden Attribute
Hidden:  Hides the file or folder from the DOS or OS/2** DIR command and prevents it from being deleted or copied.

Hidden Notes

The NetWare* NDIR command shows the file if the user has the File Scan right.

If you are displaying the properties of multiple files, see also Attributes Notes.


Hold
Hold: To put a hold on print jobs, check this check box.


Host Server
Host Server:  Specifies the name of the server for the printer or print queue.


Identification
Identification: The information in this box identifies the Directory map object's location in the tree.


Immediate Compress
Immediate Compress:  Specifies that every file in this folder should be compressed as soon possible after it is closed.


Immediate Compression Attribute
Immediate Compression:  Specifies that every file in this folder should be compressed as soon possible after it is closed.


Inheritance Filter
Inheritance Filter: Shows the rights for the selected file.  If you are the file owner or have supervisor right to that file, you can change the rights that are granted for the selected file by checking or unchecking the check box next to the right you want to grant or restrict.


Inherited Rights And Filters
Inherited Rights And Filters:  Click to Display the inherited rights and filters of the selected object.


Installed Features
Installed Features:  Features installed on the server volume.


Keep
Keep: If you want to keep print jobs in the print queue after they are printed, check this check box.  Otherwise, uncheck this check box.


Keep Attributes on Copy
Keep Attributes on Copy: Do not change the file attributes when you copy the file.  The file will have the same attributes in the destination location that it has in the source directroy.


Last Access Date
Last Access Date: Shows the date that each file was last accessed.


Last Archive
Last Archive:  Specifies when the file or folder was last archived.  This field is set whenever the Archive attribute of this file or folder is reset by a backup application.


Last Login Time
Last Login Time:  The date and time the currently authenticated user last logged in.


Last Update
Last Update:  Specifies when the file or folder was last modified.


Last Update Date
Last Update Date: Shows the date when each file was last updated before being deleted.


Last Update Time
Last Update Time: Shows the time when each file was last updated before being deleted.


Last Updater Name
Last Updater Name: Shows the full NDS name of the person who last updated each file.


Log Out Securely

1.	Click Start on the taskbar.

2.	Click Shut Down.

3.	Click a shut down option.

4.	Click Yes.

Notes

When you shut down your computer this way, Novell* Client* logs out of all servers and trees that you were logged in to.  The Novell Client provider also discards the user name and password that it cached after your initial login.

If your computer is used by multiple users, click the Close all Programs and Log on as a Different User shut down option in Step 3.  This is the secure way to share your computer.

* Novell trademark.  ** Third-party trademark.  For more information, see Trademarks.


Logged In As
Logged in as:  Specifies your login name for the connection that allows you to access this folder.  If your login name is preceded by "CN=" (for example, CN=Myname), the connection uses NDS*.  (CN denotes common name.)  Otherwise, the connection uses bindery services.


Login Expiration Time
Login Expiration Time:  The date and time the user account expires.


Login Grace Limit
Login Grace Limit:  The maximum number of times the user can log in with an expired password.


Login Information
Login Information:  Login parameters set by the Network Administrator for the currently authenticated user.


Login Time Restrictions Grid
Login Time Restrictions Grid:  The time restrictions grid indicates times when the user is restricted from access to the network or allowed to log in.

Login Time Restrictions Grid Notes

Each cell in the grid represents a half hour.  The color key beneath the grid shows which colors represent times when the user can't be logged in and when the user can be logged in.  The default is no restrictions.

In NDS terminology, Login Time Restrictions is called Login Allowed Time Map.

Login time restrictions are set by the network supervisor in NWAdmin.


Map
Map:  Click this button to set the selected drive mapping.


Map Root
Map Root:  Check this box to make this a root mapping.


Map Search Drive
Map Search Drive:  Check this box to make this a search drive mapping.


Maximum Licensed Connections
Maximum Licensed Connections:  Specifies the number of connections that are allowed based on the NetWare* license for this server.


Maximum Simultaneous Logins
Maximum Simultaneous Logins:  The maximum number of concurrent login sessions the user can open.


Member of NDS Tree
Member of NDS Tree:  Specifies the name of the Novell* Directory Services* (NDS*) tree that this server belongs to.

This information is not applicable to NetWare* 3* servers.


Minimum Length
Minimum Length:  The minimum number of characters required for the user's login password.


Modify Attributes on Copy
Modify Attributes on Copy: Assign different attributes to file after copying it than it has in the source directory. SWpecify the attributes you want to assign to the file in the NetWare File Attributes list.


Modify Right
Modify (M):  Grants the right to change the attributes or name of the folder or file, but does not grant the right to change its contents.  (Changing the contents requires the Write right.)

Related Topics

Rights Notes


NDS Class
NDS Class:  Specifies the NDS* object class.  The three classes of container objects are Country, Organization, and Organizational Unit.

For more information, see "Container object" in Concepts .


NDS Name
NDS* Name:  Specifies the complete name of the server.  This is the path from the server to the root of the Directory tree.


NDS Path (Map Object Identification)
NDS Path: Shows the path to the map object.


NDS Path (Map Object Redirection)
NDS Path: Shows the NDS path to the object pointed to by the map object.


NDS Tree
NDS Tree:  Specifies the NDS* tree that this container object is in.


NDS Tree (Map Object Identification)
NDS Tree: Shows the tree in which the map object is located.


Name Space
Name Space:  Specifies the name space for this file or folder.  By default, NetWare* uses the DOS name space.  For long filename support, the LONG name space (for NetWare 4.11) or the OS/2** name space (for other NetWare versions) is needed.


Name Space(s)
Name Space(s):  Name spaces enabled on the server volume.


NetWare Directory Map Object Information
NetWare Directory Map Object Information: This tab displays information about the selected Directory map object.


NetWare File Attributes
NetWare File Attributes: Lists the attributes you can assign to the files you are copying.  Check the check boxes for the attributes you want to assign to the new copy of the file.


NetWare File Copy Utility
NetWare File Copy Utility: This dialog box allows you to configure options that specify how a file will be copied, including what attributes the copied file will have in its new location.


NetWare Send Message dialog box
NetWare Send Message

Use NetWare Send Message to send a simple message to users on the network. You can send the message to multiple users or multiple groups of users.

Use this dialog box to select a server. After you select a server, a list of users on that server appears. Use that list to determine who to send the message to.


NetWare Version
Version:  Specifies the version of the NetWare* network operating system running on this server.


NetWare Version and Copyright Information
NetWare Version and Copyright Information: Shows any available version and copyright information about the current version of NetWare.


NetWare Volume Information: Server
Server:  Specifies the name of the server where the volume is located.


Network Address
Network Address:  The IP and IPX network addresses of the selected server.


Network Resources
Network Resources:  This window provides a browsable listing of all network resources.


New File Name
New File Name:  The file you have chosen to restore already exists.  You must enter a different name for the file.  To maintain Windows’ ability to recognize the file type, you should use the same extension for the new file name.  For example, a file originally named document.txt might be renamed document2.txt.


New Password
New Password: Type the new password you want to use on the selected resource. You must confirm this new password by typing it again in the Confirm New Password field.


New Path
New Path: Enter the UNC path that you want to add to the Browse To pop-up menu that is available when you right-click the Novell N icon in the System Tray.

If you are not sure of the path, click Browse and find the path.


Notify
Notify: If you want to receive a message when the print job is printed, check this check box.  Otherwise, uncheck this check box.


Novell Logo
This is the Novell* logo.


Number of Copies
Number of Copies: Specifies the number of copies to print.


Number of Spaces
Number of Spaces: Specifies the number of spaces that are printed in place of tab characters.  You must check the Enable Tabs check box for this setting to take effect.


Object Name
Object Name:  The volume's NDS object name.


Old Password
Old Password: Enter your old password in this field. You cannot change your password without entering the old password.


Organization or Organizational Unit Name
Specifies the name of the container object.  The name of a Country is prefixed by C=.The name of an Organization is prefixed by O=.  The name of an Organizational Unit is prefixed by OU=.


Other Settings
Other Settings: Use the settings in this group box to configure various print options.


Output Settings
Output Settings: Use the settings in this group box to configure aspects of how pages will look when printed.


Owner
Owner:  Specifies the owner of this file, folder, or volume.


Owner Name
Owner Name: Shows the full NDS name of the owner of each file. The owner is usually the person who created the file.


Password Required
Password Required:  Check box indicates whether the user must enter a password when logging in.


Password Restrictions
Password Restrictions: If you are a network supervisor, use these options to configure password restrictions for your users.  If you are not a network supervisor, use this group box to view your own password restrictions on the selected tree.  Only a user with Supervisor rights on the selected tree can change the Password Restrictions settings.


Path
Path:  Displays the path of the selected network resource.


Path (NetWare Copy)
Path: Shows the path of the selected file.  This is the path you are copying from.


Path Environment Variable Insertion Point
Path Environment Variable Insertion Point:  Choose whether this mapping should be at the beginning or the end of the path.

Select Map Insert Beginning of Path to map to the beginning of the path.

Select Map Insert End of Path to map to the end of the path.


Paths
Paths: This list contains all of the paths you've entered. These paths point to directories you can browse to by right-clicking the Novell N icon in the System Tray.

To add a path, type it in the New Path edit box and click Add, or click Browse and browse to the path you want to add.

To remove a path from the list, click the path, then click Remove.


Periodic Forced Password Change
Periodic Forced Password Change:  Check box indicates whether the user will be prompted to change his or her password periodically.


Point and Print Path
Point and Print Path:  Specify the path for the print driver files.  Using the preferred path is recommended.

Default:  \\server \SYS\PUBLIC\WIN95\DRIVERS

The server in the default path is the server for the printer or print queue.

Notes

Use the Universal Naming Convention (UNC) name for the path.

The print driver files are copied to the directory specified.

You must be logged in to the server specified in the path.

You must have sufficient rights to copy the print driver files to the specified directory and to create the specified directory if it doesn't already exist.

To set up a printer using point and print, users must be logged in to the server specified in the path and have Read and File Scan rights to the specified directory.

Whenever you change the path, you must select the printer model because when you select the printer model, the print driver files are copied to the specified directory.

You can change this setting by using the Setup Point and Print page of Printer Properties.


Print Capture Overview
Print Capture: Use this dialog box to specify default printer settings for print captures created with the Novell Client.


Printer Name
Printer:  The name of the printer or print queue.  The complete name of the printer or print queue is shown.  For NDS* objects, the complete name is the path from the object to the root of the Directory tree.  For bindery objects, the complete name is the combination of the server and object names.


Printer Name Only
Name:  Specifies the name of the printer or print queue.


Printer Type
Type:  Specifies whether this is a printer or a print queue and whether it is a bindery or an NDS* object.


Purge All
Purge All: Purge all listed files, whether they have been selected or not.

Warning: Purged files cannot be recovered.


Purge File
Purge File: Purge the selected file or files.

Warning: Purged files cannot be recovered.


Purge Immediate
Purge Immediate:  Specifies that this file or folder is immediately erased from the system if it is deleted.  Purged files and folders cannot be recovered with the Salvage Files utility.

Normally, files deleted by users are saved by NetWare* so they can be salvaged (recovered).

You can view a list of deleted files in a directory and recover files by using the Salvage Files utility.  To start Salvage Files, right click a directory on a NetWare Volume and click Salvage Files.

Normally, deleted files are saved until someone deliberately purges them or until the NetWare server runs out of disk allocation blocks on the volume.

If the Purge Immediate attribute is set, the file or folder is purged when it is deleted.

When a folder is flagged with the Purge Immediate attribute, any file in that folder is purged when the folder is deleted.  Such files and folders can't be recovered.


Purge Immediate Attribute
Purge Immediate:  Specifies that this file or folder is immediately erased from the system if it is deleted..  Purged files and folders cannot be recovered with the FILER utility.

Purge Immediate Notes

Normally, files deleted by users are saved by NetWare* so they can be salvaged (recovered).

You can view a list of deleted files in a directory and recover files by using the FILER utility.

Normally, deleted files are saved until someone deliberately purges them or until the NetWare server runs out of disk allocation blocks on the volume.

If the Purge Immediate attribute is set, the file or folder is purged when it is deleted.

When a folder is flagged with the Purge Immediate attribute, any file in that folder is purged when the folder is deleted.  Such files and folders can't be recovered with the FILER utility.

If you are displaying the properties of multiple files, see also Attributes Notes.


Purge Network Files
Purge Network Files: This dialog box lists information about files that have been deleted from the NetWare volume or directory. Deleted files are not erased from the volume until they are purged from the volume.

If you want to recover a deleted file, use the Salvage Files option. The Salvage Files option is available when you right-click a directory or volume.


Purge Subdirectories
Purge Subdirectories: Purge the subdirectories contained within any selected directories.

Warning: Purged files and directories cannot be recovered.


Purge or Salvage All Files
Purge or Salvage All Files: This screen shows the name of the file that is currently being purged or salvaged.  Click Cancel to stop.


Purgeable Disk Space (%)
Purgeable Disk Space (%):  Percentage of purgeable disk space on the selected volume.


Purgeable Files
Purgeable Files: The Purgeable Files list shows the files that have been deleted and can be purged.

The Purgeable Files list contains the following information about each file that can be purged:

File Name

Date Deleted

Time Deleted

File Size

Deletor Name

Last Update Date

Last Update Time

Last Updater Name

Creation Date

Creation Time

Owner Name

Archive Date

Archive Time

Archiver Name

Last Access Date


Purgeable Space
Purgeable Space:  Disk space (in kilobytes) available for use after purge of marked files on the selected volume.


Queue
Queue:  Specifies the name of the print queue that the printer is assigned to.


Read Only
Read Only: Specifies that no one can write to this file or folder.  When the Read-only attribute is checked or unchecked, NetWare* also checks or unchecks the Delete Inhibit and Rename Inhibit attributes.  Consequently, a user can't write to, erase, or rename a file when Read-only is checked.


Read Right
Read (R):  For a folder, grants the right to open files in the folder and read the contents or run the programs.  For a file, grants the right to open and read the file.

Related Topics

Rights Notes


Read-only Attribute
Read-only:  Specifies that no one can write to this file or folder.

Read-only Notes

When the Read-only attribute is checked or unchecked, NetWare* also checks or unchecks the Delete Inhibit and Rename Inhibit attributes.  Consequently, a user can't write to, erase, or rename a file when Read-only is checked.

If you are displaying the properties of multiple files, see also Attributes Notes.


Reconnect At Login
Reconnect At Login:  Check this box to connect to this network resource every time you start Windows.


Redirection
Redirection: This box shows information about the object that the Directory map object points to.


Remove Path
Remove: Remove the selected path from the Paths list.


Remove Trustees
Remove:  Allows you to remove trustees.  To remove trustees, select one or more trustees and then click Remove.


Rename Inhibit
Rename Inhibit:  Prevents the name of the file or folder from being changed.

Notes

The Modify right is required to change this attribute.

A user with the Modify right can change this attribute and then rename the file.

This attribute is automatically set and removed when the Read-only attribute is set or removed.


Rename Inhibit Attribute
Rename Inhibit:  Prevents the name of the file or folder from being changed.

Rename Inhibit Notes

The Modify right is required to change this attribute.

A user with the Modify right can change this attribute and then rename the file.

This attribute is automatically set and removed when the Read-only attribute is set or removed.

If you are displaying the properties of multiple files, see also Attributes Notes.


Require Unique Passwords
Require Unique Passwords:  Check box indicates whether the user is prevented from reusing any of his or her last eight passwords.


Resource
Resource: Shows either your connected resources or all resources on the network in the Resource list.

By default, only the connected resources are shown in the Resource list.  To show all resources, click Show All Resources. When all resources are shown, the Show All Resources button toggles to Show Connected Resources.  Click Show Connected Resources to return to the list of connected resources.


Revision Date
Revision:  Specifies the revision date of the NetWare* network operating system running on this server.


Rights Notes

Supervisor:  Grants all rights to the folder or file.  The Supervisor right can't be blocked by an Inherited Rights Filter.  Users with this right can grant or deny other users rights to the folder or file.

Read:  For a folder, grants the right to open files in the folder and read the contents or run the programs.  For a file, grants the right to open and read the file.

Write:  For a folder, grants the right to open and change the contents of files in the folder.  For a file, grants the right to open and write to the file.

Create:  For a folder, grants the right to create new files and folders in the folder.  For a file, grants the right to create a file and to salvage a file after it has been deleted.

Erase:  Grants the right to delete the folder or file.

Modify:  Grants the right to change the attributes or name of the folder or file, but does not grant the right to change its contents.  (Changing the contents requires the Write right.)

File Scan:  Grants the right to see the folder or file with the DIR or NDIR command.

Access Control:  Grants the right to change the trustee assignments and the Inherited Rights Filter of the folder or file.

File rights apply only to the file they are assigned to.  The rights can be inherited from the folder that contains the file.

Folder rights apply not only to the folder but also to the files and folders it contains.


Salvage All
Salvage All: Click Salvage All to recover all deleted files in the directory.


Salvage File
Salvage File: Click Salvage File to delete the files that have been selected in the Salvageable Files list.


Salvage Network Files
Salvage Network Files:  This dialog box lists information about files that have been deleted from the NetWare volume or directory. Deleted files are not erased from the volume until they are purged from the volume.

If you want to recover a deleted file, use the Salvage Files option. The Salvage Files option is available when you right-click a directory or volume.


Salvage Rename
Rename Salvageable File: If you want to salvage a file or directory that has the same filename or directory name as an object that already exists in the directory, you must rename the file you want to salvage.

Type the new filename in the text entry box and click OK.


Salvageable Files
Salvageable Files: The Salvageable Files list shows the files that have been deleted and can be salvaged.

The Salvageable Files list contains the following information about each file that can be salvaged:

File Name

Date Deleted

Time Deleted

File Size

Deletor Name

Last Update Date

Last Update Time

Last Updater Name

Creation Date

Creation Time

Owner Name

Archive Date

Archive Time

Archiver Name

Last Access Date


Seconds before Timeout
Seconds before Timeout: Specifies the number of seconds (0 to 1000) the operating system waits after the last data is received before closing the print job.


Select
Select: Click the name of a server in the server list, then click Select to view a list of users and groups who are logged in to the selected server.


Select Printer Model
Select Printer Model:  Allows you to specify the manufacturer and model information for the selected printer.


Send
Send:  Sends the message to the selected users or groups.


Send Message
Send message to...:  Type the message you want to send.

The message can be up to 250 characters minus the number of characters needed to display who the message is from.


Send Message: How To
Send Message

1.	In the Network Neighborhood, find the server [image] that the users are connected to.

2.	Right-click the server.

3.	Click Send Message.

4.	Enter the message under Send message to the selected user(s):.

5.	Click the users or groups.

6.	Click Send.

Notes

The Send NetWare Message Results dialog box shows to which users or groups the message was actually sent.

You can choose multiple users or groups by using the Shift or Ctrl keys with the up and down arrow keys or by dragging the mouse.

The users shown are those that have a connection to the server.

The groups shown are those that are listed in the bindery.


Send NetWare Message Results
User Name:  Novell* Client* attempted to send the message to these users.  To sort the list by user name, click User Name.

Conn No.:  Shows the connection number

Status:  Shows whether the message was sent.  If the message was Not Sent, the user might have set their workstation so that it doesn't receive messages.  This can be done using the CASTOFF or SEND utilities.  To sort the list by Status, click Status.


Server
Server: Shows the server where the object that the Directory map object points to is stored.


Server List
Server List: This list shows the servers you are connected to. You can send a message to users of any of the listed servers. To view a list of users, click on the server then click Select.


Server Name
Specifies the name of the server.


Set All
Set All:  Selects all Inheritance Filter check boxes.


Set Primary

1  Right-click Network Neighborhood.

2  Click NetWare* Connections.

3  Click the server that you want to be the primary server.

4  Click Set Primary.

Set Primary Notes

The primary server and the primary tree are identified in the Current NetWare* Resources dialog box by an asterisk (*).

The primary server is used to get lists of servers and trees.

If you can't see a server you want in the list of servers in the Network Neighborhood or Windows** Explorer, you might try changing your primary server.

To display Current NetWare Resources in order to change the primary server or primary tree, right-click the Network Neighborhood and then click NetWare Connections.

This change is effective immediately but lasts only until you shut down or restart your computer.

* Novell trademark.  ** Third-party trademark.  For more information, see Trademarks.


Settings
Settings:  Click this to change settings for the selected printer.


Sharable Attribute
Sharable:  Allows more than one user to access the file at the same time.

Sharable Notes

This attribute is usually used only on files with the Read-only attribute.

If you are displaying the properties of multiple files, see also Attributes Notes.


Shareable
Shareable:  Allows more than one user to access the file at the same time. This attribute is usually used only on files with the Read-only attribute.


Show All Resources/Show Connected Resources
Show All Resources/Show Connected Resources:  This button toggles between Show All Resources and Show Connected Resources, depending on whether the connected resources or all resources currently appear in the list.

Click Show All Resources to list all available resources in the Resource list, whether you are connected to those resources or not.

Click Show Connected Resources to list only those resources that you are connected to.


Show All Servers
Show All Servers/Show Connected Servers: This button toggles between Show All Servers and Show Connected Services, depending on whether the connected servers or all servers currently appear in the list.

If only the connected servers are listed, slick Show All Servers to view a list of all servers available from your workstation. If you double-click the name of a server that you are not connected to, the Novell Client connects you to that server and presents a list of users and groups who are logged in to that server.

If all servers are listed whether you are connected to those servers or not, click Show Connected Servers to list only those servers that your workstation is currently connected to.  Click a server name and then click Select to view a list of users and groups who are currently logged in to the selected server.


Show Groups and Show Users
Show Groups:  Displays a list of the groups that are defined in the bindery allowing you to send a message to a group or groups of users.

Show Users:  Displays a list of the users that are connected to the server allowing you to send a message to one or more of the users.

The label on this button toggles between Show Groups and Show Users.


Size
Size:  Specifies the space being used by this file.


Status
Status: Shows the number of deleted items that were found in the selected directory.  If any items have been purged or salvaged, the Status line shows the number of items that have been processed.


Supervisor Right
Supervisor:  Grants all rights to the folder or file.  The Supervisor right can't be blocked by an Inherited Rights Filter.  Users with this right can grant or deny other users rights to the folder or file.

If you have this right, the word Supervisor is black; otherwise, it is gray.


System
System: This attribute marks the file as a system file.


Time Deleted
Time Deleted: Shows the time that each file was deleted.


To
To: Shows the destination path, the place you are copying to.  You can type a path, select a path from the pull-down menu, or click Browse to find a path.


Total Directory Entries
Total Directory Entries:  Specifies the maximum number of files and folders this volume can have.


Total Entries
Total Entries:  The total number of used and available directory entries on the selected volume.


Total Space
Total Space:  The total amount of used and available disk space (in kilobytes) on the selected volume.


Total Space in KB
Total Space in KB:  Specifies the total amount of space that the volume has.  One megabyte (MB) is 1,024 kilobytes (KB).  One gigabyte (GB) is 1,048,576 KB.


Trademarks
Trademarks, Copyright, Disclaimer, and Patents

Copyright © 1994-1998 Novell, Inc.  All rights reserved.  No part of this publication may be reproduced, photocopied, stored on a retrieval system, or transmitted without the express written consent of the publisher.

U.S. Patent Nos. 5,349,642; 5,594,863; 5,633,931; and 5,692,129.  U.S. and International Patents Pending.

Novell, Inc. makes no representations or warranties with respect to the contents or use of this documentation and specifically disclaims any express or implied warranties of merchantability or fitness for any particular purpose.  Further, Novell, Inc. reserves the right to revise this publication and to make changes to its content, at any time, without obligation to notify any person or entity of such revisions or changes.

Further, Novell, Inc. makes no representations or warranties with respect to any NetWare software, and specifically disclaims any express or implied warranties of merchantability or fitness for any particular purpose.  Further, Novell, Inc. reserves the right to make changes to any and all parts of NetWare software, at any time, without any obligation to notify any person or entity of such changes.

Novell Trademarks

Client 32 is a trademark of Novell, Inc.

GroupWise is a registered trademark of Novell, Inc.

Internetwork Packet Exchange and IPX are trademarks of Novell, Inc.

IPX/SPX is a trademark of Novell, Inc.

LANalyzer is a registered trademark of Novell, Inc. in the United States and other countries.

Link Support Layer and LSL are trademarks of Novell, Inc.

ManageWise is a regitered trademark of Novell, Inc.

NDS is a trademark of Novell, Inc.

NE2000 is a trademark of Novell, Inc.

NetWare is a registered trademark of Novell, Inc. in the United States and other countries.

NetWare 3 is a trademark of Novell, Inc.

NetWare 4 is a trademark of Novell, Inc.

NetWare 5 is a trademark of Novell, Inc.

NetWare Core Protocol and NCP are trademarks of Novell, Inc.

NetWare DOS Requester is a trademark of Novell, Inc.

NetWare/IP is a trademark of Novell, Inc.

NetWare Loadable Module and NLM are trademarks of Novell, Inc.

NetWare Management System and NMS are trademarks of Novell, Inc.

NetWire is a registered service mark of Novell, Inc. in the United States and other countries.

Network Support Encyclopedia Professional Volume and NSEPro are trademarks of Novell, Inc.

Novell is a registered trademark of Novell, Inc. in the United States and other countries.

Novell Application Notes is trademark of Novell, Inc.

Novell Authorized Reseller is a service mark of Novell, Inc.

Novell Client is a trademark of Novell, Inc.

Novell Gold Partner is a service mark of Novell, Inc.

Novell Labs is a trademark of Novell, Inc.

Novell Platinum Partner is a service mark of Novell, Inc.

Novell Technical Services is a service mark of Novell, Inc.

Open Data-Link Interface and ODI are trademarks of Novell, Inc.

Packet Burst is a trademark of Novell, Inc.

Sequenced Packet Exchange and SPX are trademarks of Novell, Inc.

Storage Management Services and SMS are trademarks of Novell, Inc.

Virtual Loadable Module and VLM are trademarks of Novell, Inc.

Third-Party Trademarks

CompuServe is a registered trademark of CompuServe, Inc.

Hewlett Packard and HP are registered trademarks of Hewlett-Packard Company.

IBM is a registered trademark of International Business Machines Corporation.

Intel is a registered trademark of Intel Corporation.

Microsoft is a registered trademark of Microsoft Corporation.

MS is a registered trademark of Microsoft Corporation.

MS-DOS is a registered trademark of Microsoft Corporation.

Netscape is a registered trademark of Netscape Communications Corporation.

Netscape Navigator is a registered trademark of Netscape Communications Corporation.

Network Driver Interface Specification and NDIS are trademarks of PC-Plus Communications LP.

OS/2 is a registered trademark of International Business Machines Corporation.

PostScript is a registered trademark of Adobe Systems Incorporated.

Unicode is a registered trademark of Transoft Ltd.

Windows is a registered trademark of Microsoft Corporation.

Windows 95 is a trademark of Microsoft Corporation.

Windows NT is a registered trademark of Microsoft Corporation.


Transactional
Transactional:  Allows a file to be tracked and protected by the Transaction Tracking System* (TTS*).  TTS allows interrupted operations to be backed out of the file, restoring it to an uncorrupted state.  All database files that need TTS protection should be marked with this attribute.

Notes

A file that is flagged Transactional cannot be deleted or renamed.

A file cannot be flagged Transactional while it is open.

The Modify right is required to flag a file as Transactional.


Transactional Attribute
Transactional:  Allows a file to be tracked and protected by the Transaction Tracking System* (TTS*).  TTS allows interrupted operations to be backed out of the file, restoring it to an uncorrupted state.  All database files that need TTS protection should be marked with this attribute.

Transactional Notes

A file that is flagged Transactional cannot be deleted or renamed.

A file cannot be flagged Transactional while it is open.

The Modify right is required to flag a file as Transactional.

If you are displaying the properties of multiple files, see also Attributes Notes.


Trustees
Trustees:  Specifies the users or groups that have been explicitly granted rights to work with this file or folder.  For a folder, the trustees rights to the folder also apply to all the files and folders it contains unless the rights are explicitly redefined at the file or subfolder level.

Trustees Notes

The rights that each trustee has are shown by checkmarks under the letters.

For information about what these rights mean, see Rights Notes.

If you are viewing the properties of multiple files, the trustees and rights shown are the combined trustees and rights for all the files.


Use Preferred Path
Use preferred path:  To use the recommended path for the print driver files, check this check box.  Otherwise, uncheck this check box.

Notes

Default:  On

You can change this setting by using the Setup Point and Print page of Printer Properties.


Used Disk Space (%)
Used Disk Space (%):  Percentage of used disk space on the selected volume not including compressed or purgeable space.


Used Entries
Used Entries:  Used directory entries on the selected volume.


Used Entries (%)
Used Entries (%):  Percentage of used directory entries on the selected volume.


Used Space
Used Space:  Used disk space (in kilobytes) on the selected volume not including compressed or purgeable space.


User Name
User Name:  The NDS name of the currently authenticated user.


User Name (Change Password)
User Name: Shows the user name with which you are connected to network resources.  If the Resource list shows resources you are not connected to, there is no user name for those resources.


User Name and Group Name List Box
User Name or Group Name:  Choose the users or groups that you want to send the message to.

The users shown are those who have a connection to the server that you chose.

The groups shown are those listed in the bindery.  If you choose a group or groups, the message is sent only to those users who are both in a selected group and logged on.

To switch between the list of users and the list of groups, click Show Users or Show Groups.


User Restriction
User Restriction: The parameters in this box show the amount of disk space available to the current user, the amount of disk space that user is currently using, and the amount of remaining disk space that the user can use.


User Restriction Graph
User Restriction Graph: This graph shows the amount of disk space that the currently authenticated user is currently using and the amount of remaining disk space that the user can use.


Using the Network
Using Novell Client

This help file contains context sensitive help accessible through the Windows** 95** and Windows NT** Graphical User Interfaces. The infomation contained in this help file pertains to Novell* Client* functions. For more detailed information, consult your Network Administrator or the Novell Client for Windows 95 or Novell Client for Windows NT HTML documentation.

Notices

Trademarks, Copyright, Disclaimer, and Patents

* Novell trademark.  ** Third-party trademark.  For more information, see Trademarks.


View Login Time Restrictions
View Login Time Restrictions:  View the times when the currently authenticated user is restricted from access to the network or allowed to log in.


Volume
Volume: Shows the volume where the object that the Directory map object points to is stored.


Volume Definition
Volume

A physical amount of hard disk storage space.  A NetWare* volume is the highest level in the NetWare file system (on the same level as a DOS root directory).

In NDS*, each volume is also a Volume object in the Directory.

For more information, see "Volume" in Concepts .

* Novell trademark.  ** Third-party trademark.  For more information, see Trademarks.


Volume Name
Volume Name:  Specifies the name of the NetWare* volume.  The volume name corresponds to the name of the disk (or label) for local disks, such as diskettes or workstation hard disks.  The volume name is followed by a colon (:).


Volume Number
Volume Number:  Specifies the number of the volume.  It can be useful in diagnosing errors.


Write Right
Write (W):  For a folder, grants the right to open and change the contents of files in the folder.  For a file, grants the right to open and write to the file.

Related Topics

Rights Notes