NetWare Rights for Remote Access

All NetWare users in the Connect container (or Connect Rights Level) can use remote access, except users in the containers that are blocked with the Inheritance Rights Filter. The Connect container (or Connect Rights Level) is the container specified during the installation of the CONNECT object in the Directory tree. Refer to your configuration report to see the Connect container context.

Allowing Access for Existing Users

To allow existing users in other containers to use remote access, you must grant the following rights to the CONNECT object:

• Browse entry rights to the container in which these users are defined
• Read attribute rights to the container in which these users are defined

  NOTE:  In addition to Read attribute rights, if the CONNECT object has Write attribute rights to that container, then the remote access server administrator can configure the users' remote access parameters.

Adding New Users

For a new user to be able use remote access, he or she must be added to the Directory tree. To add new users to the Directory tree, use the appropriate NetWare administrative utility from any LAN workstation. If you add the users to the Connect container, then they have immediate access to remote access; otherwise, you must grant the rights listed previously to the CONNECT object to allow those users to access remote access.

Restricting User Access

You can restrict users from accessing remote access by modifying the CONNECT's object rights to the users' container.

Modify the CONNECT object's rights using the appropriate NetWare administrative utility by removing the following rights to that container:

• Browse rights to objects
• Read attribute rights
• Write attribute rights