By default, the installation program places the SecureLogin icon on the system tray.
This icon is a shortcut to SecureLogin functionality on workstations. To use the shortcut:
The following table provides information on the tasks:
Option | Description |
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Add Applications |
Adds Windows, Web, Advanced Web, and Java applications. Enables you to have applications launch as soon as Windows starts up. See Adding Applications |
Manage Logins |
Brings up SecureLogin's main window. Adds user IDs (login credentials), links user IDs to applications, manages password policies, and manages SecureLogin settings. |
New Login Wizard |
Creates a new user ID for an application that you select. |
Advanced > Change Settings |
Applies a subset of settings to a workstation. For a complete list of settings, see Configuring SecureLogin Settings. |
Advanced > Change Passphrase |
Changes a user's passphrase question or passphrase answer. See Managing Passphrases. |
Advanced > Refresh Cache |
Refreshes the contents of the local cache. |
Advanced > Work Online/Offline |
Toggles between SecureLogin's online and offline states. When you work offline, SecureLogin uses the local (secondary) cache rather than the directory. |
Active |
Determines whether SecureLogin is enabled (active) or disabled. |
About |
Displays the SecureLogin version number and the status of the data stores. The primary data store is the directory. The secondary is the local cache. |
Log User Off Windows |
Logs you off from your Windows session. |
Close |
Closes SecureLogin. |
This list of tasks is also available by clicking Start > Programs > Novell SecureLogin > Display Menu. If SecureLogin is running, Display Menu provides an alternative for opening the task bar menu. If SecureLogin isn't running, Display Menu starts SecureLogin. If a new user, who hasn't run SecureLogin yet, clicks Display Menu, SecureLogin prompts the user to set up a passphrase.