Accessing Management Tools

To manage SecureLogin, you can use the SecureLogin snap-in to ConsoleOne, MMC, or slmanager.exe. The same functionality exists in the three tools.

Accessing SecureLogin in ConsoleOne

Before you can access ConsoleOne, you must complete the following:

• Extend the eDirectory^TM schema.
• Have ConsoleOne, the SecureLogin snap-in to ConsoleOne, and SecureLogin running on an administrative workstation in an eDirectory environment.

  IMPORTANT:  Install ConsoleOne and the SecureLogin snap-in files to the same directory. Otherwise, the SecureLogin snap-in files won't work.

For information on these tasks see "SecureLogin on Novell eDirectory" in the Nsure SecureLogin 3.51 Installation Guide.

To access SecureLogin in ConsoleOne:

1. Run consoleone.exe.

   Typically, this file is found in the \novell\consoleone\1.2\bin directory on a local drive. Place a shortcut on your desktop, then run ConsoleOne from there.

2. Select a Container or User object, then click Properties.

3. Click Novell SecureLogin.

   
   

The following figure illustrates management options that are available on SecureLogin's main page in ConsoleOne:

Accessing SecureLogin from MMC

Before you can access MMC, you must complete the following tasks:

• Installed the Microsoft Windows 2000 or 2003 Server family operating systems (including Active Directory) on at least one domain controller in your network.
• Completed administrative tasks (including extending the Active Directory management schema).
• Installed SecureLogin for Active Directory.
• Have SecureLogin running on the workstation.

For information on these tasks, see "SecureLogin on Active Directory" in the Nsure SecureLogin 3.51 Installation Guide.

To access SecureLogin:

1. Click Start > Programs > Administrative Tools > Active Directory Users and Computers.

2. In the Active Directory Users and Computers pane, right-click an organizational unit (for example, Users).

   
   

3. Click Properties, then click SecureLogin SSO.

   
   

As the following figure illustrates, options on SecureLogin's main page in MMC enable you to add user IDs, enable applications for single sign-on, create password policies, and manage settings.

Accessing SecureLogin from SecureLogin Manager

SecureLogin Manager doesn't run on Windows 9.x workstations.

To access SecureLogin Manager:

1. Run slmanager.exe.

   This file is in the \securelogin\tools directory.

   
   

2. Log in as administrator.

   In the Object Name text box, type a complete distinguished name. For LDAP and Active Directory, use LDAP conventions, as the figure in Step 1 illustrates.

   For eDirectory, use eDirectory conventions. For example, type

   cn=admin.o=akranes

   The following figure illustrates SecureLogin Manager's main page: