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Guide to Novell NetWare 6.0 Network Administration Chapter 12 Chapter 12 - Managing the User Desktop Environment Identify the four types of login scripts and how they are used to map network drive letters, provide informational messages, and run special programs Identify and use login script variables and commands to write, enter, and document login scripts Chapter 12 - Managing the User Desktop Environment Identify user and network requirements for login scripts and write, test, and debug login scripts Install and use Zero Effort Networking for Desktops to help manage the user environment, and maintain a consistent desktop environment with Policy Package objects NetWare Login Scripts Novell has provided login scripts for the purpose of establishing a user’s network environments each time they log in The command statements, such as drive mappings, in a login script file form a program that the client software processes after a user successfully logs in The login script commands are stored in eDirectory and sent to the user’s workstation from the server The workstation processes each command statement, one at a time, starting with the first command NetWare Login Scripts NetWare has four types of login scripts: Container login scripts are used to provide standard setups for all users in a particular container Profile login scripts are eDirectory objects that contain login commands common to multiple users, regardless of the container their user object is in The user login script property of user objects contain statements that run after container and profile login script commands have run The default login script is used to establish a default working environment for users who don’t havea user login script defined Login Script Programming Creating login scripts is like writing programs with any programming language There are valid commands and their associated syntax, or rules, for formatting the commands Login script commands can use variables, so one command can h