3.1 Personal Management Utility User Interface
The Personal Management Utility user interface consists of a title bar, menu bar, panes, and properties tables.
When you select a folder in the navigation tree, the related information is displayed in the right pane. To display the objects associated with the folders in the navigation tree, click the plus sign next to the icon to expand its contents. But not all icons are expandable.
Figure 3-1 Personal Management Utility
The navigation tree contains the following:
- Applications
- My Logins
- Preferences
- Password Policies
Changes made using the Personal Management Utility on the local workstation apply only to the logged on user’s SSO, and they override settings made in the directory. For example, if the SecureLogin preference is set to at the OU the user object resides in, but on the actual user object in the directory, the user object setting applies. The user can view and modify Application Definitions. Other users in the container cannot view and modify application definitions unless they have the option set through the user object.
The Personal Management Utility is used for:
- Providing users with the capability to configure their SecureLogin environment and view their own credentials.
- Testing SecureLogin configuration prior to mass deployment.
- Creating and modifying application definitions for testing.
- Stand-alone installations.
- Troubleshooting.
For more information, see the Novell SecureLogin 6.0.SP1 Administration Guide.