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This article describes how to uninstall and clean up NSL from the machine where a decent uninstallation from Add/Remove Programs, or directly from the install package does not work.

The eDirectory browser view in IDM Designer can be used to browse through the objects in any of the eDirectory trees running on any platform. The view provides the dialog to pass the treeName/IP address and user credentials to login to the remote eDirectory server. After a successful login the eDirectory objects are displayed in a hierarchical tree format. The tree can be browsed by expanding/collapsing the containers which fetches the objects from the remote server.

Here's a way to make this process faster.

The ability to use Challenge/Response information for password reset information is one that Novell has offered for a long time. Setting default Challenge/Response values for a given user is not easily accomplished normally and can result in a new user getting prompted for data before they are familiar with business policies and the purpose of the prompts. Continue on to see how to set default, customized values for users using Novell Identity Manager (IDM) and some NMAS calls.

In this AppNote, Bart Andries explains how to configure SSO securely, with a combination of the NMAS Toolkit and his custom Java Data Injection module.

This article demonstrates a way to provision accounts to Identity Audit via IDM directly to ease administration of a large environment.

Are you using Novell Access Manager so that your users can access internal Web-based resources with a single login? Does anyone occasionally forget their password and call the help desk to have it reset? I have to admit I have forgotten my password, but I didn't have to call my help desk. I was able to reset it myself through my web browser with a link on my NAM login page. How would you like to add the same feature to your Novell Access Manager implementation? You can do it with Novell software that you probably already own. If so, this article is for you.