The following is a list of supported login script identifier variables and what they mean. Alternate variable names are shown in parentheses.
%COMPUTER_NAME% |
The name of the computer. For example: work_pc. |
%DAY% |
Numeric day of the month. For example: 01, 10, 15. |
%FILESERVER% (%FILE_SERVER%) |
Name of the NetWare file server or eDirectory monitored connection. For example: APPS_PROD. |
%FULL_NAME% |
Full name attribute of the User object. This is supported by virtue of Application Launcher's support for eDirectory attributes from the User object. |
%HOUR24% (%24HOUR%) |
Time of the day according to a 24-hour clock. For example: 02, 05, 14, 22. |
%HOUR% (%HOURS%) |
Hour of the day. For example: 0 = 12, 13 = 1. |
%LAST_NAME% |
Last name of the current user (also known as the user's eDirectory Surname attribute). For example: Jones. |
%LOGIN_NAME% |
First eight bytes of the user's eDirectory object name. For example: jsmith. |
%MINUTE% (%MINUTES%) |
Current minute. For example: 02, 59. |
%MONTH% |
Current month number. For example: 01 for January. |
%NDAY_OF_WEEK% |
Numeric day of the week. For example: 1 for Sunday, 2 for Monday. |
%NETWORK% (%NETWORK_ADDRESS%) |
Workstation network address. For example: 01010120. |
%OS_VERSION% |
Version of the OS. For example: v5.00 (Win3x shows the DOS version, Win 98 and Win 2000/XP shows the Windows version). |
%OS |
OS type. For example: MSDOS, WIN98, WINNT, WIN2000, WINXP. (Win3 shows MSDOS.) |
%PLATFORM% |
Platform running. For example: WIN, W98, WNT, W2000, WXP. |
%PHYSICAL_STATION% (%P_STATION%) |
MAC address. For example: 0000C04FD92ECA. |
%REQUESTER_CONTEXT% |
Context of the requester for the selected tree. |
%SECOND% (%SECONDS%) |
Number of seconds. For example: 03, 54. |
%SHORT_YEAR% |
Short year number. For example: 97, 00. |
%WINVER% |
Windows version. For example: v3.11, v4.00. |
%WORKSTATION_ID% |
The name of the workstation object. |
%WORKSTATION_TREE% |
The name of the tree in which the workstation is located. |
%WORKSTATION_DN% |
The distinguished name and context of the workstation object. |
%YEAR% |
Full year number. For example: 2000, 2001. |