Supervising the Network

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Managing the NetWare Directory Services Tree
Importing User Information into the NDS Database
Language Multiple-value property. In the data file, enter the language directories to be
searched to find the message files for NetWare utilities for this user.
If more than one language directory should be searched, enter multiple
language fields. The order is important. The first entry is the first language
directory to be searched, the second is the second language directory to be
searched, etc.
Last name Single-value property. In the data file, enter the user’s last name. A value is
required for this field when you are creating new User objects.
Location Multiple-value property. In the data file, enter any information about a
user’s work, department, or division location.
Login script The value of the login script is the name of a file containing the ASCII text
for the login script. You can use the same file for all users or have a
separate file for each user. In the data file, enter the path to the file as a DOS
path. For example,
C:\DIR1\MYLOGIN.SCR
The maximum size of the login script is 16,384 bytes. If the file is larger
than this, only the first 16,384 bytes are copied to the login script.
Low balance limit Single-value property. If unlimited credit is not allowed, in the data file
enter the lowest balance the user can have and still receive services that are
chargeable.
If accounting is not turned on, this field has no effect. Also, if Allow
unlimited credit is set to Yes, this field has no effect.
Mailbox ID Single-value property. This is a unique name that specifies the directory in
which all the object’s inbound mail is placed. This information is used by
NetWare MHS Services.
In the data file, assign the user a mailbox ID using the user’s login name. If
the user’s name has spaces in it or uses non-DOS characters, assign the user
a mailbox ID using the user’s login name, but eliminate the spaces and
other illegal characters to form a legal DOS name.
If you do not assign a user a mailbox ID, UIMPORT does so automatically.
Table 4-2 UIMPORT Field Definitions
Property Property description