HP UX 11i v1 Networking Software manual Mappings Logging in from

Index

search drive mappings in, recommended	requirements for DOS and MS Windows	UNC, using in, 8-14
order of, 8-8	workstations, 4-4
search drive to MS Windows, mapping	Messages Reception setting for Netware	N
in, 8-8	User Tools for MS Windows,	Name context
WSUPDATE, using from, A-4	explained, 3-21	changing, 6-9
WSUPGRD, using from, B-6	Messages, sending and receiving	NET.CFG file parameter, using, 6-5
Login. See also Logging in	broadcast, 2-18	Name types for NetWare Directory
authentication and, 1-16	for DOS client workstations, 3-8	Services objects, specifying, 6-9
explained, 1-15	for MS Windows client workstations, 3-	NDS. See NetWare Directory Services
from DOS prompt, 7-5	19, 3-21	NET.CFG file
security, explained, 1-18	Modifying NetWare DOS Requester	conventions, explained, x
simplifying, with NET.CFG parameters,	section in NET.CFG 6-6. See also	created during installation, explained, 5-
6-5	Changing; Updating; Upgrading	19
to NetWare Directory Services	MS Windows client workstations. See also	explained, 2-15
(NetWare 4), explained, 6-8	Client workstations	using, to log in to NetWare 2 and
LPT ports. See Printer ports	accessing network from, 2-16	NetWare 3 (example), 6-4
	drive mappings for, creating or	using, to log in to NetWare 4 (example),
M	changing, 8-11	6-7
Managing drive mappings for client	drive mappings for, managing, 3-13, 3-	NET.CFG file parameters, using to
workstations. See also Drive	17, 8-11	simplify login 6-5. See also specific
mappings	logging in from, 7-8	parameter name; NetWare Client for
DOS, 3-8	memory requirements, 4-4	DOS and MS Windows Technical
MS Windows, 3-13, 8-11	messages for, sending and receiving, 3-	Reference
Managing network connections for client	19, 3-21	NET.CFG file, modifying for
workstations	network connections for, managing, 3-	Desktop SNMP software, 11-10
DOS, 3-8	13, 3-17	login to NetWare 2 and 3, 6-4
MS Windows, 3-17, 3-22	options (see Options, MS Windows	login to NetWare 4, 6-5
Managing networks. See also Network	client workstation)	two LAN drivers, 5-31
with NetWare Management System	passwords for, setting or changing, 3-18	NETUSER utility
(NMS) software, 11-3	printing for (see Printing for MS	prerequisites, 3-5
with SNMP management systems, 11-3	Windows client workstations)	using, 3-7
Managing printing for client workstations.	MS Windows. See also Client	NetWare client. See Client software;
See also Printing	workstations	Client workstations
DOS, 3-7	configuration files, modified, 5-18	NetWare Directory database, explained, 1-
MS Windows, 3-14	context, managing in NetWare Directory	7
Mapping drives. See also Drive mappings	Services, 3-18	NetWare Directory Services
search, to MS Windows (in login script),	DOS applications in enhanced mode,	explained, 1-7
8-8	running from, 2-17	logging in to, 1-15
search, to PUBLIC (in login script), 8-8	installing NetWare Client software from	objects, explained, 1-8
search, to shared directories, 8-7	5-4 (see also Installing)	rights, explained, 1-19
to Directory Map objects, in login script,	mapping search drive to, in login scripts,	security, explained, 1-18
8-9	8-8	NetWare Directory tree
Mappings, drive. See Drive mappings;	NetWare User Tools for (see NetWare	explained, 1-8
Mapping drives	User Tools for MS Windows)	illustrated, 1-9
Media frame type, explained, 4-9	printing (see Printing for MS Windows	NetWare DOS Requester option section in
Memory, explained	client workstations)	NET.CFG file
NetWare DOS Requester software use	running, from network drive, 8-8	example of, for logging in to NetWare 2
of, 2-10	setting up, from network drive, 5-10	and 3, 6-4

I-4