Setting Up Workstations

The following procedures outline the steps necessary to set up your workstations to support the Citrix integration. Based on your client workstation environment, determine which set of steps to follow.

You must match the appropriate files from the installation source to your environment. Otherwise, the extensions will not function properly. If you later install or uninstall the Novell Client or NMAS client, you must modify the SecureLogin modules to match.

Your SecureLogin terminal server components must match the version of SecureLogin you are using. When you upgrade to a new version of SecureLogin, you must also upgrade the integration components.

Your client configuration doesn't need to match your server configuration. For example, you can use a client that has the Novell Client installed and connect to a terminal server that does not (or vice-versa).

Novell Client (without the NMAS Client)

1. Set up the Novell login extension.

   Copy wks\nw\slina.dll to the Windows system directory (for example, c:\winnt\system32 for Windows NT or c:\windows\system for Windows 9x).

   The slina.dll file is a login extension. After you copy the file, you must register it by using the registry (REG) file.

2. Register the login extension.

   If you are running Windows NT, Windows XP, or Windows 2000, double-click Register NT LoginExt.reg, found in the WKS\NW directory.

   If you are running Windows 95 or Windows 98, double-click Register 98 LoginExt.reg, found in the wks\nw directory.

3. Set up Microsoft Layer for Unicode on Windows 95/98/ME.

   If you are running Windows 9x/ME, copy redistributable\unicows.dll to your system directory (for example, c:\windows\system).

4. Reboot the workstation.

Novell Client (with the NMAS Client)

1. Copy wks\nw\slnmas.dll to the Windows system directory (for example, c:\winnt\system32 for Windows NT or c:\windows\system for Windows 9x).

   The slnmas.dll file is not a login extension. Instead, it is called by the NMAS client. If you are using the NMAS client and slnmas.dll, it isn't necessary to run the registry (REG) file. You will need to install the version of NMAS client that comes with NSL 3.0.1 or later, which is slnmas.dll aware.

2. Set up Microsoft Layer for Unicode on Windows 95/98/ME.

   If you are running Windows 9x/ME, copy redistributable\unicows.dll to your system directory (for example, c:\windows\system).

3. Reboot the workstation.

Microsoft Workstation with No Novell Client Installed

1. Replace the workstation GINA.

   Copy wks\ms\sl_tsc.gina.dll to the Windows system directory (for example, c:\winnt\system32).

2. Register GINA.

   Double-click wks\ms\winlogon_client.reg.

3. Reboot the workstation.

NOTE:  Windows 95 does not support the GINA credential pass-through without the Novell Client installed.