Client for Open Enterprise Server Administration Guide
- Client for Open Enterprise Server Administration Guide
- Overview of the Client for Open Enterprise Server
- Features and Benefits
- Rebranding Changes
- How the Client for Open Enterprise Server Differs from the Novell Client for Windows XP/2003
- Features Not Included in the Client for Open Enterprise Server
- Advanced Installation Options
- Understanding the Basic Client Installation (setup.exe)
- Understanding the Client Install Manager (nciman.exe)
- Using the Install.ini File
- Understanding Automatic Client Update (acu.exe)
- Selecting a Network Server Distribution Option
- Signing Requirements for the Client Installation
- Installing and Configuring Advanced Authentication Client
- Authenticating to a OES Network
- Windows Credential Providers
- Client for OES Credential Provider
- Logging in When eDirectory and Windows Credentials Are Not Synchronized
- Changing Passwords
- Advanced Authentication Credential Provider
- Setting Client Properties
- Setting Properties During Installation
- Setting Properties on a Single Workstation after Installation
- Setting Properties on Multiple Workstations after Installation
- Managing File Security
- Checking File or Folder Rights
- Changing Trustee Rights
- Adding a Trustee
- Removing a Trustee
- Combining Multiple Trustees
- Managing Passwords
- Creating Strong Passwords
- Displaying Password Requirements for End Users
- Using Forgotten Password Self-Service
- Setting Up Passwords in Windows
- Security Considerations
- Security Features
- Known Security Threats
- Security Characteristics
- Other Security Considerations
- Managing Login
- Setting Up Login Scripts
- Setting Up Login Restrictions
- Customizing the Client Login
- Setting Up the Computer Only Logon If Not Connected Feature
- Logging In to the Network
- Logging Out of the Network
- Setting Up Login Profiles
- Setting Up LDAP Contextless Login and LDAP Treeless Login
- Configuring 802.1X Authentication
- Enabling AutoAdminLogon
- Enabling TSClientAutoAdminLogon
- Setting Up Single Sign-On (SSO)
- Setting Up NMAS Based Windows Logon
- Troubleshooting Service Location Protocol (SLP) Configuration
- Setting up Service Account eDirectory Login
- Documentation Updates
- Legal Notices