Supervising the Network

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Customizing the User Environment

Examples of Login Scripts

Container Login Script

The container login script should contain as much information as possible

that applies to all users. An example is shown in Table 5-8.

IF “%1”=“ADMIN” THEN MAP *1:=SYS:SYSTEM If the login name is ADMIN, the ﬁrst drive

is mapped to SYS:SYSTEM instead of the

user’s home directory.

MAP P:=SYS:PUBLIC If the user logs in from an OS/2

workstation, drive P: is mapped to

SYS:PUBLIC.

If the user is not using an OS/2 workstation,

this drive mapping is not included in the

default login script.

MAP INS S1:=SYS:PUBLIC

MAP INS S2:=SYS:PUBLIC\

%MACHINE\%OS\%OS_VERSION

If the user is using a DOS or Windows

workstation, the ﬁrst search drive is mapped

to SYS:PUBLIC, where DOS-based

NetWare utilities are stored.

Then the second search drive is mapped to

the directory where DOS is stored. (The two

MAP commands are joined by a

semicolon.)

If the user logs in from an OS/2

workstation, these drive mappings are not

included in the default login script.

MAP DISPLAY ON Allows MAP commands to display.

MAP Displays a list of all drive mappings on the

user’s screen.

Table 5-7 Default Login Script