Newsletters may contain advertising. You can unsubscribe at any time. COM etc and these are all on these disks. I downloaded the vml. Thanks again. Another possibility is to use a router with dhcp capability and it can provide the ip address automatically.
The disk you request is the diskette that comes with the network adapter. For older adapters the diskette contains dos drivers. You can search on the Internet for the original drivers for your specific network adapter.
But, if you uninstall Netware client, you no longer need that drivers. If Netware client does not appear on your list, you can try to completely uninstall your adapter, restart the computer and install it again from scratch. If your network adapter is old enough, it is recongnized by Win95, else, you must have the drivers for it.
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Help text available in the Novell Client Property pages, and additional information which may be helpful in understanding the purpose and operation of the setting. This value will be set to the product name corresponding to the operating system installed on the machine. If this box is checked, the profile will be changed to reflect the last set of information used to log in.
Specifies whether or not the "Clear current connections" checkbox in the login dialog is checked. Controls whether or not the login script results windows is displayed when the user logs in.
Specifies whether the Advanced button on the Login dialog is enabled. If this setting is on, any periods entered in the Novell username will be treated as part of the name, rather than as context delimiters. Specifies whether the Clear Connections checkbox appears on the Login dialog. Specifies whether the Computer Only Logon option is shown when the Novell Logon option is presented by the Welcome screen.
Specifies whether the Context is displayed on the Login dialog. Specifies whether the Context Browse button is displayed on the Login dialog. Pre-Client for Open Enterprise Server 2 SP4 IR4 : Specifies the path and filename for a bitmap that will be used on Welcome screen tiles whenever a user-specific bitmap is not yet known.
This setting is related to the "Password Expiry Warning" feature. This setting forces the user to change their password at the last grace login. Specifies whether the Forgotten Password Prompt is displayed on the Login dialog.
Specifies whether the last logged on user is displayed along with the Novell Logon when logging on to the computer. If specified, forces the "Last Logged On User" presented by the Client to always be the user specified, regardless of which other user may have actually logged on last. Specifies whether the Login Profiles list on the Login dialog is enabled.
This is the default state of the 'Change your Windows password to match your Novell password' functionality that occurs during login to both eDirectory and Windows when the passwords are not already synchronized. This setting controls whether a Novell login will still be attempted after the Windows logon, in cases where the Novell Client's credential provider was not used during the Windows logon. Forces all of the fields on the "Script" tab to be disabled during login, so the user cannot override any of the "Script" tab settings.
NMAS authentication adds additional security to the network. Enable the Novell Logon option when logging on to the computer. Enables or disables the presentation of password expiration alerts before the actual password expiration occurs. When disabled, no alerts are presented until the password expiration occurs, and the user must change their password before exhausting the available grace logins.
This is the normal eDirectory password expiration behavior. When enabled, the Novell Client will begin presenting expiration alerts before the password expiration occurs, allowing the user to change their password before expiration or grace logins occur. This is more similar to Windows password expiration behavior. Sets the number of days before password expiration the user should start receiving password expiration alerts, if "Password Expiry Warning" is enabled.
If the number of days is set as "0", the Novell Client will default to using the number of days specified by the Microsoft-defined "Prompt user to change password before expiration" policy, such that both Windows and the Novell Client will begin prompting at the same number of days before expiration.
If the Novell Login parameter is enabled, and Windows is configured to perform a Windows-only AutoAdminLogon as a specific user account, enabling this setting causes a Novell login to interactively prompt for eDirectory login information to be used in addition to the AutoAdminLogon-defined Windows login.
This parameter controls the number of times that Login will try to establish a connection to a server. If Login tries to connect to a server and fails, it will wait 1 second and then try to connect again. It will continue to do this until the number of retries has been reached. Specifies whether the 'Change your Windows password to match your Novell password' option is shown when logging in to both eDirectory and Windows when the passwords are not already synchronized.
Related: See " Login Windows password synchronization option default " elsewhere in this document. This setting to optionally show the suppression check box is only available when the "Enable Single Sign-On" setting is enabled.
Selecting this check box during a logon attempt allows you to disable the use of Single Sign-On for the current login attempt only; the check box will automatically reset back to the de-selected state for the next login attempt.
This option is intended for use by an administrator who needs to temporarily suppress the ID Plug-In related behaviors in the course of setup or troubleshooting. ID Plug-Ins provide various NMAS method-specific behaviors such as certificate lookup in eDirectory for certificates found on a smart card or token device, automatic entry of the Novell eDirectory identity in the Novell Client login interface, user interface overrides such as hiding the 'Username' and 'Password' fields, or other behaviors which are specific to the NMAS method or hardware device being used.
This option is intended for use by an administrator who needs to temporarily suppress this NMAS behavior in the course of setup or troubleshooting. This setting will not be available on machines where the required NMAS components and configuration are None value not present in registry by default.
Specifies whether the Tree is displayed on the Login dialog. Specifies whether the Tree Browse button is displayed on the Login dialog. Specifies whether the Variables button on the Login dialog is enabled. The button allows you to enter login script variables to be used when the user logs in. With this feature enabled, the user can change the Novell password and the Windows password will be set to the same value.
Turning it off leaves the passwords separate unless they are synchronized through some other means e. Enables the launching of the Novell Client Update Agent. The Update Agent checks for a new version of the Novell Client at the designated interval and from the designated locations.
The Update Agent is launched as a part of the login process. Check to enable the Novell Client Update Agent to look for a new version of the Novell Client in the designated update location. Note: The Update Agent stops searching when it finds valid file types. Ensure that you have the latest files in the first location that the Update Agent searches. Specify the location where the Update Agent will check for new versions of the Novell Client software.
To enable the Novell Client Update Agent to look for a new version of the Novell Client software in the same location where the Novell Client software was installed from during the last install, check this check box. This location is not editable. The Update Agent stops searching when it finds valid file types. Specify the name of the unattend file that the Update Agent will use to determine if the Novell Client should be updated.
The unattend file must be located in the Update Location or the Previous Install Location if they are enabled. To ensure that the Novell Client Update Agent has Administrator rights on the workstation, enable this setting.
This is useful when the logged in user who logs is not the workstation Administrator user. A list of scope names to be reported to SLP applications on a workstation.
Multiple scope names are allowed. The list order reflects the preference order. A scope is like a collection of services within a logical group. You might want to use a scope to create a group of directory agents and services registered with these directory agents in a large organization. To add a scope to the list, specify a name, then click Add.
To remove a scope from the list, select a name in the Scope list, then click Delete. To replace a scope in the list with a new scope, type the name of the new scope, select the name of the item you want to replace, then click Replace. Use the Up and Down buttons to move a scope up or down in the list. The first scope defined will be represented by Value "0", with data being the name of the scope. The second scope defined will be represented by Value "1", etc.
Multiple Directory Agent addresses are allowed. To add a Directory Agent to the list, specify a name, then click Add. To remove a Directory Agent from the list, select a name in the Directory Agent list, then click Delete. To replace a Directory Agent in the list with a new Directory Agent, type the name of the new Directory Agent, select the name of the item you want to replace, then click Replace.
Use the Up and Down buttons to move a Directory Agent up or down in the list. By default, the Bad Address Cache is enabled. The ability to disable the bad address cache first became available with the Novell Client 2 SP4 for Windows.
This value specifies the number of seconds the Novell Client will maintain the information in the Bad Address Cache before flushing the data. Size of a cache page in kilobytes. This setting multiplied by the 'Cache Pages' is the amount of physical memory consumed by the cache. It is the largest read-ahead or write-behind that will be performed. Number of cache pages available. This setting multiplied by the 'Cache Page Size' is the amount of physical memory consumed by the cache.
This setting relates to the write caching feature added beginning in Client for Open Enterprise Server 2 SP4 IR7 This setting establishes the threshold, in kilobytes, for which application read and write requests should be cached. Typically it is more efficient to send applications that read or write a large amount of data as a single request directly to the network, rather than utilizing the cache claiming these larger blocks of cache memory away from other applications, which are performing smaller operations and receiving higher benefit from utilizing that cache memory.
Recommended and default value is KB. Controls whether buffers flushed by an application are committed to disk on the server. Setting this value to On will ensure data integrity at the expense of performance by ensuring file buffers are committed to disk on the server when an application flushes its file buffers.
The First Network Drive setting only applies to these "relative" drive mapping commands. The First Network Drive setting does not force or prevent attempts to map using an explicit drive letter reference such as "MAP E:" , nor does the First Network Drive setting affect or prevent drive selection in the "Novell Map Network Drive" feature available in the red "N" menu.
By default, the First Network Drive parameter is set to "Automatic". This means that the Windows drive letter will be determined and selected automatically based on the local virtual and physical drives present at the time the map command is executed. Starting with drive "A:", the Novell Client will skip past any removable media, hard disk drives, optical drives and RAM disks and will select the first available Windows drive letter after these local drives.
For example, if drive letters "A:" through "P:" are already assigned to local drives on the current Windows machine, having the Novell Client "First Network Drive" parameter set to "Automatic" will choose "Q:" as the effective First Network Drive letter during the map command.
The Novell Client costing is being utilized at any point where we have "a list of addresses to choose from. If either of these operations return more than one address, we will use costing to sort the list of addresses before we begin attempt making or using an NCP connection.
Such that if making or using the NCP connection to the first address in the list works, we will have chosen the best address according to the current costing information. NSNS is sending us the address results from all the name resolution methods, and even within a single resolution method, multiple addresses can be returned from either DNS or SLP. For SLP it just depends on what you're resolving.
If resolving a single server name in SLP then the multiple addresses represent all the address types and interfaces the server is bound to. If resolving an eDirectory partition boundary or eDirectory tree name in SLP, you can get dozens or hundreds of matching entries for all the various eDirectory replica servers that exist in the tree. This TCP connection attempt "is for costing purposes only" and will not cause an actual NCP-level connection to be established.
We just establish the TCP-level connection and then tear it down, both to measure the operation time and to prove the NCP server is actually available at this address. Those costing results are then cached, so you shouldn't see the same activity occur again for the exact same addresses, until the cached results expire.
During future resolution attempts, only addresses which aren't already in cache will have new costing TCP connections created. Whichever address was recorded as having the fastest overall TCP SYN round trip time should be selected as our first NCP connection to attempt using or establishing in response to the resolve. Best cost. Any addresses for which the TCP SYN attempt timed out NCP server not running or not responsive, even if the host itself is up should be the last addresses we allow to be attempted.
Worst cost. When File Caching is enabled, delays the File Close on the network allowing the file to be reopened without accessing the network. If the Lazy Close feature is set to "ON", the 8. Also, bit applications will not be able to retrieve the 8. This parameter determines the time, in milliseconds, that Lazy Close will delay before closing a directory or volume handle.
This parameter determines the time, in milliseconds, that Lazy Close will delay before closing a file handle. This setting relates to the write caching feature added beginning in Client for Open Enterprise Server 2 SP4 IR7 This setting controls the maximum amount of data, in megabytes, that will be allowed to queue for background writing when write caching is enabled.
It is recommended to use a smaller value, as setting larger values may temporarily but significantly impact available Windows kernel mode memory. Default value is set as 4MB. Tells the client which broadcast messages, if any, to receive. You can choose one of the following settings: All receive all broadcast messages , Server Only receives broadcast messages sent by the server only , and None do not receive any broadcast messages.
Possible values include All 1: Server Only 2: None. This parameter determines how long, in minutes, the Novell Client will cache the server time zone configuration for an NCP connection. After this time period expires, the next Novell Client action which requires knowledge of the server's time zone will query the server again to determine the current time zone configuration.
This refresh of the server's time zone configuration helps the Novell Client workstation react to Daylight Savings Time events or other time zone configuration changes that occur on the server.
The default time period is 60 minutes. Determines the level of enhanced security support. Possible values include Disabled 1: Enabled but not preferred 2: Preferred 3: RequiredSetting the value of this parameter to 2 or 3 increases security but decreases performance.
Enables or disables a broadcast only network for this SLP agent. If this option is set to On, the SLP agent must send only broadcast messages in other words, it forces broadcasts to be used instead of multicasts. If this option is set to Off, the SLP agent can send multicast messages.
Specifies the maximum number of results to accumulate and return for a synchronous request before the timeout, or the maximum number of results to return through a callback if the request results are reported asynchronously. When enabled, UNC path queries sent to the Microsoft redirector will first be filtered by the Novell Client to determine if the server name is known to be a Novell resource. If it is determined to be a Novell resource, the UNC path request will not be allowed to proceed to the Microsoft redirector.
This can help avoid unnecessary delays caused by repeated failing attempts to access the Novell resource as though it might be a Windows server. Enables or disables changing your password. See Enable Password Administration for further information on this dialog. Display or hide the Directory Map Object page. Display or hide the Novell Information tab. The Novell Information tab is found by selecting Properties from the context menu of a volume, directory or file on a Novell server. Display or hide the Novell Rights tab.
The Novell Rights tab is found by selecting Properties from the context menu of a volume, directory or file on a Novell server. Display or hide the Volume Information tab.
The Volume Information tab is found by selecting Properties from the context menu of a volume. Display or hide the Volume Statistics tab. The Volume Statistics tab is found by selecting Properties from the context menu of a volume. Enables or disables authenticating to a server. The Authenticate menu item is displayed in the context menu of a server. Enables or disables authenticating to a tree.
The Authenticate menu item is displayed in the context menu of a tree. Enables or disables the Browse To dialog. This menu item is displayed in the context menu of the Novell N system tray icon.
See the Show User Administration Menu setting for further information on this menu. Enables or disables the change context dialog. This menu item is found in the context menu of the selected container in Network Neighborhood. Enables or disables the Group Membership item in the User Administration menu.
Enables or disables the inherited rights dialog. This dialog can be reached from a menu item in the context menu of a Volume or Directory or under the Novell Utilities menu in the red N. Enables or disables the login dialog. This menu item is displayed in the context menu of the Novell N system tray icon and in the context menu of Network Neighborhood.
Enables or disables logging in to a server. The Login to Server menu item is displayed in the context menu of the selected server. Enables or disables logging out of a server.
The Logout menu item is displayed in the context menu of a server. Enables or disables the modify container script menu item. This item is displayed in the context menu of the selected container. Enables or disables the Mailing Information item in the User Administration menu. Enables or disables the Work Information item in the User Administration menu.
Enables or disables the Novell Client help. Enables or disables viewing the Novell Client property pages. Enables or disables the Novell Connections dialog. Enables or disables the Novell file copy dialog. This menu item is displayed in the context menu of the selected directory or file. Enables or disables the Novell Utilities. Enables or disables the Object Properties dialog.
This menu item is displayed in the Novell Utilities menu. See the Enable Novell Utilities setting for further information on this menu. Enables or disables the purge files dialog. This menu item is displayed in the context menu of the selected volume or directory on a server. Enables or disables the salvage dialog.
Specifies whether the Send Message function is enabled. This function is accessed from the Context menu for the selected server in Network Neighborhood. This menu item is displayed within the server context menu item Send Message. See the Enable Send Message Dialog setting for further information on this menu. Enables or disables the systray config dialog.
Enables or disables the trustee rights dialog. Enables or disables the Update Novell Client. If this parameter is enabled, the Novell icon appears in the task bar notification area at the right-hand side of the task bar. Right-click the Novell icon to select from a list of Novell Client tasks. Double-click the Novell icon to log in to a Novell tree or server.
Enabling or disabling this parameter does not remove the task bar icon immediately, but will be honored during the next Windows user logon. Enables or disables the menu item for user administration. This menu item is displayed in the context menu of the selected server or tree in Network Neighborhood. To enable treeless login, check this check box. Treeless login makes it possible to log in to the network without specifying a tree. If treeless is enabled, contextless is enabled and grayed out.
To enable LDAP contextless login, check this check box. Use this option to limit the search scope to a specific context or to a specific context and subtree. Lists the trees running LDAP services that will be searched during login. The data in the 0, 1, 2, etc. Lists the contexts in the tree that LDAP contextless login will search. The data in 0, 1, 2, etc. Contexts will be searched in the order they appear in the list.
LDAP contextless login will search for the user from the specified context in the tree. You can specify more than one context search scope.
Context search scopes are searched in the order they appear in the list. Possible values include Search Context Only 1: Search Context and SubtreeThe number in the value name corresponds to the contexts named in the "Contexts" setting. Specify the number of seconds that LDAP contextless login will search before a search is canceled. Select Unencrypted Data to enable passwords to be transmitted in clear-text format. Using unencrypted data is not as secure as using SSL.
The number in the value name corresponds to the server identified by that number in the "Servers" setting. Controls whether LDAP passwords will be encrypted or clear-text.
Specify the path to and the name of the certificate on the workstation that will be used by LDAP contextless login to establish a secure connection to the LDAP server. Used only if the Encrypted Data option is selected.
Set this value to On to allow LDAP Services to save previous search results in a local cache, reducing the need for future searches. Possible values include0: Stop end the search 1: Prompt prompt the user to end the search or continue the search 3: Continue continue the search trying all subsequent LDAP servers in the server list. DNS is active by default.
NCP is active by default. SLP is active by default. DHCP is not active by default. Specifies what happens when you Double-Click the N icon. Specifies what happens when you Shift Double-Click the N icon. The same options as for the "Double-Click Opens" setting are available. If this value does not exist or is set to 0 zero , the feature is disabled. This Multi-String can be set to one or more of the following values, which correspond to the names Windows uses to describe network categories: "Home", "Work" and "Public".
This Multi-String can contain a list of one or more names that have been assigned to networks identified by Windows. If the value of this entry is set to 1, the Network Category List and Network Name List values will be interpreted as criteria for networks which CAN access Novell eDirectory servers, and when networks matching these criteria are present the Novell Client should attempt a normal Novell Logon. This setting is involved with configuring a Windows service for authentication to eDirectory.
For the registry key name, use the name of the Windows user account specified for the Windows service "Log On" configuration. This setting is required for the eDirectory login configuration to be honored. If this configuration needs to be temporarily disabled, this value can be set to 0x0 without having to remove any of the other related configuration values.
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