Changing the default configuration settings and managing Novell Native File Access services can be done using either iManager or ConsoleOne. iManager requires that you use a supported browser. See Browsers
in the Novell iManager 2.7 Installation Guide.
The iManager plug-in might not operate properly if the highest priority Language setting for your Web browser is set to a language other than one of the supported languages. To avoid problems, in your Web browser, click
, and then set the first language preference in the list to a supported language.The following table provides compatibility information between the source and target protocols needed to use iManager in a heterogeneous environment. A protocol annotated with an asterisk is the default and is configured automatically. Where available, CIFS must be configured before you can use it; additional CIFS setup requirements are noted, if required.
ConsoleOne administration must be done from a Windows-based Administrator workstation. Make sure that the workstation meets the following system requirements.
Windows workstation running one of the following:
Windows 95/98 running Novell Clientâ„¢ for Windows 95/98 version 3.21.0 or later
Windows NT/2000/XP running Novell Client for Windows NT/2000/XP version 4.80 or later
Client NICI 2.6.5 (or later) for Windows (Strong Encryption) installed
Download the NICI Encryption Module software.
The NICI client software must be installed on the Administrator Workstation in order to manage passwords using ConsoleOne®. NICI software must be installed only on the Administrator Workstation, not on any other client computers.
NOTE:NICI (Weak Encryption) works for user authentication but does not support changing passwords from a Windows workstation.