Nortel Networks , Creating a logon script,

502 Using a Windows domain logon scriptto launch the Nortel SNAS portal
where:
•%systemroot% is an environment variable representing the
operating system root folder. By default, in a Windows 2000
operating system, the root folder is called WINNT.
•[Domain Name] represents the domain on which you will use
the logon script. The same script can be used in multiple
domains to accomplish the same task.
•[GUID] is a globally unique indentifier for associated group
policy objects.
3Configure the default domain policy to assign the script to all
users in the domain (see “Assigning the logon script” (page
503)).
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Creating a logon script
To create a logon script for use on a Windows domain controller to
automatically launch an end user’s browser, choose one of the following:
•“Creating the script as a batch file” (page 502)
•“Creating the script as a VBScript file” (page 503)
Creating the script as a batch file
Step Action
1Using Windows, open a plain text editor, such as Notepad.
2Compose the script using the following sample format:
explorer.exe https://10.10.10.1
where 10.10.10.1 is the portal Virtual IP address (pVIP) of the
Nortel SNAS.
ATTENTION
As an alternative to using Explorer to launch the browser, you can
replace explorer.exe with the path and file nameof your default
browser executable, enclosed in quotes. For example:
"%programfiles%\Netscape\Netscape Browser\netscape.exe"
3Save the file as a batch file (*.bat).
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Nortel Secure Network Access Switch
Using the Command Line Interface
NN47230-100 03.01 Standard
28 July 2008
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