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Novell Client 2 SP3 for Windows: Registry Settings
By Earle Wells

The related Cool Tool is Group Policy Administrative Template for Novell Client 2 SP3 for Windows.

As mentioned in TID 7011843, this article documents many of the settable parameters which control the behavior of the Novell Client 2 SP3 for Windows, which is supported on Windows 7, Windows Server 2008 R2, Windows 8, and Windows Server 2012. It is organized under the following sections, corresponding to the tabs on the Novell Client Configuration page, along with a number of settings for which no user interface currently exists.

Client Tab
System Login Profiles Tab
Advanced Login Tab
Update Agent Tab
Service Location Tab
Advanced Settings Tab
Advanced Menu Settings Tab
LDAP Contextless Login Tab
- LDAP Server Properties
- LDAP Contextless Login Settings
Name Services Tab
Configure System Tray Icon
Keys With No Client Properties User Interface

Each setting is presented in the following format:

Setting Name:	Typically, the name as presented in the Novell Client Properties pages.
Registry Key:	The location in the registry where this setting is stored.
Value Name:	The exact name as entered in the registry.
Value Data Type:	The data type for this setting (REG_DWORD, REG_SZ, etc.)
Valid Data Range:	The range of values allowable for this setting
Setting Default:	The default value used by the Novell Client when newly installed.
Default Data:	The data stored in the registry when the Novell Client is newly installed.
Help/Comment:	Help text available in the Novell Client Property pages, and additional information which may be helpful in understanding the purpose and operation of the setting.

Warning Serious problems might occur if you modify the registry incorrectly by using Registry Editor or by using another method. These problems might require that you reinstall the operating system. Novell cannot guarantee that these problems can be solved. Modify the registry at your own risk.

Client Tab

Setting Name:	Product name
Registry Key:	[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Novell\Client\ Version]
Value Name:	ProductName
Value Data Type:	REG_SZ
Valid Data Range:	N/A
Setting Default:	Depends on product and version being installed
Default Data:	Depends on product being installed
Help/Comment:	This value will be set to the product name corresponding to the operating system installed on the machine. Related registry settings BuildNumber, MajorInternalVersion, MajorVersion, MinorInternalVersion, MinorVersion, ProductDescription, and SupportPackVersion are documented elsewhere in this document.

System Login Profiles Tab

(registry locations refer to the default profile)

User login profiles (as opposed to system login profiles described here), with all the same settings, are located under HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Novell\Login\Profiles\Users\<UserName>\<ProfileName>.

Note: The tab numbers included in the listed "Registry Key" may vary. For example, the registry key for the eDirectory tab is described below as [HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Novell\Login\Profiles\System\Default\Tab1], but may be Tab2 or Tab3, Tab4, or Tab5 instead.

Setting Name:	Save Profile after successful login.
Registry Key:	[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Novell\Login\ Profiles\System\Default]
Value Name:	Save On Exit
Value Data Type:	REG_DWORD
Valid Data Range:	0 to 1
Setting Default:	1 (enabled)
Default Data:	1
Help/Comment:	If this box is checked, the profile will be changed to reflect the last set of information used to log in. This includes all the information on the Novell Login tabs such as context, tree, and script settings.

Credentials Tab

(System Login Profile)

Setting Name:	Credentials Tab
Registry Key:	[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Novell\Login\ Profiles\System\Default]
Value Name:	Tab
Value Data Type:	REG_SZ
Valid Data Range:	N/A
Setting Default:	Credentials
Default Data:	Credentials

Setting Name:	User Name
Registry Key:	[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Novell\Login\ Profiles\System\Default]
Value Name:	UserName
Value Data Type:	REG_SZ
Valid Data Range:	N/A
Setting Default:	N/A
Default Data:	None (value not present in registry by default)
Help/Comment:	Unlike the Novell Client for Windows XP/2003, this value is None (value not present in registry by default) in the registry. By default, the username field in the Default System Profile is not editable. This is a design-level behavior that differs between the Novell Client for Windows XP/2003 and the Novell Client for Windows 7.

On the Novell Client for Windows 7, the eDirectory username /inside/ the profile is implicitly the same as the user for whom the profile has been created and/or is about to be created. The "Username:" field in the "Credentials" tab of the Windows 7 client is grayed out because it will by definition follow/match/mirror the username that is entered into the Novell Client for Windows 7 credential provider.

Allowing the eDirectory username inside the profile to differ from the eDirectory username entered into the credential model would break the overall intended and expected behavior. The username entered into the credential provider is what selects which profile might be used. (i.e. First check for a user-level profile for the user entered, else fall back to a system profile.) The profile selected then provides everything besides the username itself.

Setting Name:	Enable Password Field
Registry Key:	[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Novell\Login\ Profiles\System\Default]
Value Name:	Password Enable
Value Data Type:	REG_DWORD
Valid Data Range:	0 to 1
Setting Default:	1 (enabled)
Default Data:	1
Help/Comment:	Controls whether the password field appears on the Novell Credential Provider login screen.

eDirectory Tab

(System Login Profile)

Setting Name:	eDirectory Tab
Registry Key:	[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Novell\Login\ Profiles\System\Default\Tab1]
Value Name:	Tab
Value Data Type:	REG_SZ
Valid Data Range:	N/A
Setting Default:	NDS
Default Data:	NDS

Setting Name:	eDirectory Tree
Registry Key:	[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Novell\Login\ Profiles\System\Default\Tab1]
Value Name:	Tree
Value Data Type:	REG_SZ
Valid Data Range:	N/A
Setting Default:	N/A
Default Data:	None (value not present in registry by default)
Help/Comment:	If using DHCP-supplied configuration values for the Novell login profile’s Tree field, this value will be blank. See "Use DHCP Tree" in this document.

Setting Name:	eDirectory Context
Registry Key:	[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Novell\Login\ Profiles\System\Default\Tab1]
Value Name:	Context
Value Data Type:	REG_SZ
Valid Data Range:	N/A
Setting Default:	N/A
Default Data:	None (value not present in registry by default)
Help/Comment:	If using DHCP-supplied configuration values for the Novell login profile’s Context field, this value will be blank. See "Use DHCP Context" in this document.

Setting Name:	eDirectory Server
Registry Key:	[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Novell\Login\ Profiles\System\Default\Tab1]
Value Name:	Server
Value Data Type:	REG_SZ
Valid Data Range:	N/A
Setting Default:	N/A
Default Data:	None (value not present in registry by default)
Help/Comment:	If using DHCP-supplied configuration values for the Novell login profile’s Server field, this value will be blank. See "Use DHCP Server" in this document.

Setting Name:	Use DHCP Tree
Registry Key:	[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Novell\Login\ Profiles\System\Default\Tab1]
Value Name:	Use DHCP Tree
Value Data Type:	REG_DWORD
Valid Data Range:	0 to 1
Setting Default:	0
Default Data:	None (value not present in registry by default)
Help/Comment:	The Novell Client is able to use DHCP-supplied configuration values for the Novell login profile’s Tree, Context and/or Server fields. For more information, see section "Enabling the Use of DHCP In a Personal Login Profile" in the Novell Client 2 SP3 for Windows User Guide. If <DHCP> is chosen as an option in a login profile for Tree, Context, or Server, it cannot be removed by simply editing the field when logging in or by saving the profile on successful login. Any values entered in these fields during login will not be saved when <DHCP> is enabled for that field. This is working as designed.

Setting Name:	Use DHCP Context
Registry Key:	[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Novell\Login\ Profiles\System\Default\Tab1]
Value Name:	Use DHCP Context
Value Data Type:	REG_DWORD
Valid Data Range:	0 to 1
Setting Default:	0
Default Data:	None (value not present in registry by default)
Help/Comment:	The Novell Client is able to use DHCP-supplied configuration values for the Novell login profile’s Tree, Context and/or Server fields. For more information, see section "Enabling the Use of DHCP In a Personal Login Profile" in the Novell Client 2 SP3 for Windows User Guide. If <DHCP> is chosen as an option in a login profile for Tree, Context, or Server, it cannot be removed by simply editing the field when logging in or by saving the profile on successful login. Any values entered in these fields during login will not be saved when <DHCP> is enabled for that field. This is working as designed.

Setting Name:	Use DHCP Server
Registry Key:	[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Novell\Login\ Profiles\System\Default\Tab1]
Value Name:	Use DHCP Server
Value Data Type:	REG_DWORD
Valid Data Range:	0 to 1
Setting Default:	0
Default Data:	None (value not present in registry by default)
Help/Comment:	The Novell Client is able to use DHCP-supplied configuration values for the Novell login profile’s Tree, Context and/or Server fields. For more information, see section "Enabling the Use of DHCP In a Personal Login Profile" in the Novell Client 2 SP3 for Windows User Guide. If <DHCP> is chosen as an option in a login profile for Tree, Context, or Server, it cannot be removed by simply editing the field when logging in or by saving the profile on successful login. Any values entered in these fields during login will not be saved when <DHCP> is enabled for that field. This is working as designed.

Setting Name:	Clear Connections Enabled
Registry Key:	[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Novell\Login\ Profiles\System\Default\Tab1]
Value Name:	Clear Connections
Value Data Type:	REG_DWORD
Valid Data Range:	0 to 1
Setting Default:	0
Default Data:	None (value not present in registry by default)
Help/Comment:	Specifies whether or not the "Clear current connections" checkbox in the login dialog is checked. Has effect only if the HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Novell\Login\Clear Connections setting is enabled.

Script Tab

(System Login Profile)

Setting Name:	Script Tab
Registry Key:	[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Novell\Login\ Profiles\System\Default\Tab2]
Value Name:	Tab
Value Data Type:	REG_SZ
Valid Data Range:	N/A
Setting Default:	N/A
Default Data:	Script

Setting Name:	Run Scripts
Registry Key:	[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Novell\Login\ Profiles\System\Default\Tab2]
Value Name:	Login Script
Value Data Type:	REG_DWORD
Valid Data Range:	0 to 1
Setting Default:	1
Default Data:	1
Help/Comment:	Controls whether or not login scripts are executed when the user logs in.

Setting Name:	Display Results Window
Registry Key:	[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Novell\Login\ Profiles\System\Default\Tab2]
Value Name:	Display Results
Value Data Type:	REG_DWORD
Valid Data Range:	0 to 1
Setting Default:	1
Default Data:	01
Help/Comment:	Controls whether or not the login script results windows is displayed when the user logs in. See also the section "Login Results Window Settings" in this document.

Setting Name:	Close Automatically
Registry Key:	[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Novell\Login\ Profiles\System\Default\Tab2]
Value Name:	Close Results
Value Data Type:	REG_DWORD
Valid Data Range:	0 to 1
Setting Default:	1
Default Data:	1

Setting Name:	Login Script
Registry Key:	[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Novell\Login\ Profiles\System\Default\Tab2]
Value Name:	Script File
Value Data Type:	REG_SZ
Valid Data Range:	N/A
Setting Default:	N/A
Default Data:	None (value not present in registry by default)
Help/Comment:	Specifies the location of a text file user login script.

Setting Name:	Profile Script
Registry Key:	[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Novell\Login\ Profiles\System\Default\Tab2]
Value Name:	Profile Script
Value Data Type:	REG_SZ
Valid Data Range:	N/A
Setting Default:	N/A
Default Data:	None (value not present in registry by default)
Help/Comment:	Specifies the location of a text file profile login script.

Setting Name:	Variable 2
Registry Key:	[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Novell\Login\ Profiles\System\Default\Tab2]
Value Name:	Variable2
Value Data Type:	REG_SZ
Valid Data Range:	N/A
Setting Default:	N/A
Default Data:	None (value not present in registry by default)

Setting Name:	Variable 3
Registry Key:	[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Novell\Login\ Profiles\System\Default\Tab2]
Value Name:	Variable3
Value Data Type:	REG_SZ
Valid Data Range:	N/A
Setting Default:	N/A
Default Data:	None (value not present in registry by default)

Setting Name:	Variable 4
Registry Key:	[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Novell\Login\ Profiles\System\Default\Tab2]
Value Name:	Variable4
Value Data Type:	REG_SZ
Valid Data Range:	N/A
Setting Default:	N/A
Default Data:	None (value not present in registry by default)

Setting Name:	Variable 5
Registry Key:	[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Novell\Login\ Profiles\System\Default\Tab2]
Value Name:	Variable5
Value Data Type:	REG_SZ
Valid Data Range:	N/A
Setting Default:	N/A
Default Data:	None (value not present in registry by default)

Windows Tab

(System Login Profile)

Setting Name:	Windows Tab
Registry Key:	[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Novell\Login\ Profiles\System\Default\Tab3]
Value Name:	Tab
Value Data Type:	REG_SZ
Valid Data Range:	N/A
Setting Default:	Windows
Default Data:	Windows

Setting Name:	Windows Username
Registry Key:	[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Novell\Login\ Profiles\System\Default\Tab3]
Value Name:	Windows Username
Value Data Type:	REG_SZ
Valid Data Range:	N/A
Setting Default:	N/A
Default Data:	None (value not present in registry by default)

Setting Name:	From
Registry Key:	[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Novell\Login\ Profiles\System\Default\Tab3]
Value Name:	Windows Domain
Value Data Type:	REG_SZ
Valid Data Range:	N/A
Setting Default:	N/A
Default Data:	None (value not present in registry by default)

NMAS Tab

(System Login Profile)

Setting Name:	Enable Tab
Registry Key:	[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Novell\Login\ Profiles\System\Default\Tab4]
Value Name:	NMAS
Value Data Type:	REG_SZ
Valid Data Range:	N/A
Setting Default:	NMAS
Default Data:	NMAS

Setting Name:	NMAS Sequence
Registry Key:	[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Novell\Login\ Profiles\System\Default\Tab4]
Value Name:	Sequence
Value Data Type:	REG_SZ
Valid Data Range:	N/A
Setting Default:	N/A
Default Data:	None (value not present in registry by default)

Setting Name:	NMAS Clearance
Registry Key:	[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Novell\Login\ Profiles\System\Default\Tab4]
Value Name:	Clearance
Value Data Type:	REG_SZ
Valid Data Range:	N/A
Setting Default:	N/A
Default Data:	None (value not present in registry by default)

Setting Name:	Display clearance field
Registry Key:	[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Novell\Login\ Profiles\System\Default\Tab4]
Value Name:	Display Clearance
Value Data Type:	REG_DWORD
Valid Data Range:	0 to 1
Setting Default:	0
Default Data:	None (value not present in registry by default)

Setting Name:	Version
Registry Key:	[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Novell\NMAS\ client_info]
Value Name:	version
Value Data Type:	REG_SZ
Valid Data Range:	N/A
Setting Default:	N/A
Default Data:	3.5.1.1
Help/Comment:	The version recorded at this location is displayed on the NMAS tab of the Login Profile pages

802.1x Tab

(System Login Profile)

Setting Name:	801.1x Tab
Registry Key:	[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Novell\Login\ Profiles\System\Default\Tab5]
Value Name:	Tab
Value Data Type:	REG_SZ
Valid Data Range:	N/A
Setting Default:	EAP
Default Data:	EAP

Setting Name:	Login Using 802.1X
Registry Key:	[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Novell\Login\ Profiles\System\Default\Tab5]
Value Name:	Enable EAP
Value Data Type:	REG_DWORD
Valid Data Range:	0 to 1
Setting Default:	0
Default Data:	0

Setting Name:	Use 802.1x Authentication during subsequent eDirectory-only Logins
Registry Key:	[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Novell\Login\ Profiles\System\Default\Tab5]
Value Name:	InitialLogonOnlyAuth
Value Data Type:	REG_DWORD
Valid Data Range:	0 to 1
Setting Default:	0
Default Data:	0

Setting Name:	Append Domain Name To User Name
Registry Key:	[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Novell\Login\ Profiles\System\Default\Tab5]
Value Name:	AppenDomainToUser
Value Data Type:	REG_DWORD
Valid Data Range:	0 to 1
Setting Default:	0
Default Data:	0

Advanced Login Tab

Setting Name:	802.1X Authentication
Registry Key:	[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Novell\Login]
Value Name:	Enable8021xauthentication
Value Data Type:	REG_DWORD
Valid Data Range:	0 to 1
Setting Default:	0
Default Data:	None (value not present in registry by default)
Help/Comment:	This setting enables or disables the use of 802.1X authentication during login.

Setting Name:	Advanced Button
Registry Key:	[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Novell\Login]
Value Name:	Advanced
Value Data Type:	REG_DWORD
Valid Data Range:	0 to 1
Setting Default:	1
Default Data:	None (value not present in registry by default)
Help/Comment:	Specifies whether the Advanced button on the Login dialog is enabled. This button leads to various tabs that help you to specify advanced login parameters.

Setting Name:	Allow Dots in Novell Username
Registry Key:	[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Novell\Login]
Value Name:	Dots in Name
Value Data Type:	REG_DWORD
Valid Data Range:	0 to 1
Setting Default:	0
Default Data:	None (value not present in registry by default)
Help/Comment:	If this setting is on, any periods entered in the Novell username will be treated as part of the name, rather than as context delimiters. The user will not be able to enter the context as part of the username, but will have to enter it separately. This makes it possible for the user to login with a username such as 'John.Smith' to both Novell and Windows.

Setting Name:	Allow Roaming User Profile Paths to non-Windows Servers
Registry Key:	[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Policies\Microsoft\ Windows\System]
Value Name:	CompatibleRUPSecurity
Value Data Type:	REG_DWORD
Valid Data Range:	0 to 1
Setting Default:	0
Default Data:	None (value not present in registry by default)
Help/Comment:	Enables or disables the Windows 'Do not check for user ownership of Roaming Profile Folders' policy. By default, Windows attempts to enhance profile security by checking the permissions on a remote roaming profile directory. But the check is performed in a Windows-specific manner, and this fails when the roaming profile path is to a Novell or other non-Windows-compatible resource. Setting this parameter to 'On' allows roaming profile paths to Novell and other non-Windows servers by disabling this Windows-specific security check. Note this policy is defined and controlled by Windows and not the Novell Client, so group policies and other Windows management tools may also set or change this policy ('CompatibleRUPSecurity').

Setting Name:	Clear Connections
Registry Key:	[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Novell\Login]
Value Name:	Clear Connections
Value Data Type:	REG_DWORD
Valid Data Range:	0 to 1
Setting Default:	0
Default Data:	None (value not present in registry by default)
Help/Comment:	Specifies whether the Clear Connections checkbox appears on the Login dialog. The checkbox allows you to clear all previous connections when you create a new connection to the network.

Setting Name:	Computer Only Logon
Registry Key:	[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Novell\ Authentication\NCCredProvider]
Value Name:	ComputerOnlyLogon
Value Data Type:	REG_DWORD
Valid Data Range:	0 to 1
Setting Default:	1
Default Data:	None (value not present in registry by default)
Help/Comment:	Specifies whether the Computer Only Logon option is shown when the Novell Logon option is presented by the Welcome screen. The Computer Only Logon option is used to log in to the Windows workstation without logging in to the Novell network.

Setting Name:	Computer Only Logon after failed Novell logon
Registry Key:	[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Novell\ Authentication\NCCredProvider]
Value Name:	ComputerOnlyLogonAfterFailedNovellLogon
Value Data Type:	REG_DWORD
Valid Data Range:	0 to 2
Setting Default:	0
Default Data:	None (value not present in registry by default)
Help/Comment:	Determines whether or not Computer Only Logon is offered when a Novell Logon attempt fails. Possible values include: 0: Automatic 1: Always 2: Never -- 'Automatic': A Computer Only Logon will be offered unless the administrator has hidden the 'Computer Only Logon' option. -- 'Always': A Computer Only Logon will be offered regardless of whether the Computer Only Logon option has been hidden. -- 'Never': A Computer Only Logon will not be offered regardless of whether the Computer Only Logon option has been hidden.

Setting Name:	Computer Only Logon Default
Registry Key:	[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Novell\ Authentication\NCCredProvider]
Value Name:	ComputerOnlyLogonDefault
Value Data Type:	REG_DWORD
Valid Data Range:	0 to 2
Setting Default:	0
Default Data:	None (value not present in registry by default)
Help/Comment:	Determines whether the Novell Client will default to using the Computer Only Logon mode. Possible values include: 0: Automatic 1: Always 2: Never -- 'Automatic': The Novell Client will remember when Computer Only Logon was the mode previously selected, and will continue defaulting to Computer Only Logon until Novell Logon mode is interactively selected again. -- 'Always': The Computer Only Logon will always be the default mode presented, even if Novell Logon was the previous mode used. -- 'Never': Novell Logon will always be the default mode presented, even if Computer Only Logon was the previous mode used.

Setting Name:	Context Box
Registry Key:	[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Novell\Login\ Tab Settings\NDS]
Value Name:	DisableContext
Value Data Type:	REG_DWORD
Valid Data Range:	0 to 1
Setting Default:	0
Default Data:	None (value not present in registry by default)
Help/Comment:	Specifies whether the Context is displayed on the Login dialog. The disabled field will still appear on the GUI Login and the user will be able to read the information in the field, but it will be grayed out and the user will not be able to change any of the information stored in the field.

Setting Name:	Context Browse Button
Registry Key:	[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Novell\Login\ Tab Settings\NDS]
Value Name:	DisableContextBrowse
Value Data Type:	REG_DWORD
Valid Data Range:	0 to 1
Setting Default:	0
Default Data:	None (value not present in registry by default)
Help/Comment:	Specifies whether the Context Browse button is displayed on the Login dialog. The disabled button will still appear on the GUI Login, but it will be grayed out.

Setting Name:	Default bitmap for Novell Login dialog ("Default bitmap for Client login dialog" in Client for Open Enterprise Server 2 SP4 (IR3) and later.)
Registry Key:	[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Novell\Login\Banner]
Value Name:	Image
Value Data Type:	REG_SZ
Valid Data Range:	N/A
Setting Default:	N/A
Default Data:	None (value not present in registry by default)
Help/Comment:	Pre-Client for Open Enterprise Server 2 SP4 (IR4): Specifies the path and filename for a bitmap that will be used on the Novell Login dialog in place of the default Novell Client bitmap. Custom bitmap sizes can be used, but will affect the overall size of the Novell Login dialog.With regard to the size of the bitmap that should be used, Novell Client creates the bitmap of the correct dimensions at runtime. It uses a pre-determined height for the image, but the width depends upon the size of the horizontal space available.To create a bitmap of the right size for a particular machine, make a screen shot of the login dialog and observe the dimensions for the dialog displaying Novell Client's own bitmap. (e.g. Cut and paste just the Novell banner out of that image, and see how big just that portion is.) Because the dimensions may vary depending on the machine, e.g. some have 96 dpi, some have 144 dpi, etc.; the Novell Client creates its own bitmap at runtime to be the correct size. Client for Open Enterprise Server 2 SP4 (IR4) or later: Specifies the path and filename for a bitmap that will be used on the Novell Login dialog in place of the default Novell Client bitmap. General recommended size is around 800x200, but may become scaled down depending upon display characteristics. The login dialog size may increase if possible to try and accomodate differently-sized images. Can be set during install by configuring the INSTALL.INI file. See TID 7018057.

Setting Name:	Default bitmap for Welcome screen tiles
Registry Key:	[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Novell\ Authentication\NCCredProvider]
Value Name:	Tile Bitmap
Value Data Type:	REG_SZ
Valid Data Range:	N/A
Setting Default:	N/A
Default Data:	None (value not present in registry by default)
Help/Comment:	Pre-Client for Open Enterprise Server 2 SP4 (IR4): Specifies the path and filename for a bitmap that will be used on Welcome screen tiles whenever a user-specific bitmap is not yet known. Note that Windows imposes the size limit on any bitmap used for a Welcome screen tile, and will stretch / deform the bitmap provided to conform to that limit as needed.Windows will scale any customer-provided Welcome screen tile to be 128x128 in the credential provider, so it is recommended that any custom tile should use that resolution. Client for Open Enterprise Server 2 SP4 (IR4) or later: Specifies the path and filename for a bitmap that will be used on Welcome screen tiles whenever a user-specific bitmap is not yet known. Recommended image size is 448x448, but will be scaled down by Windows according to platform and display characteristics. Can be set during install by configuring the INSTALL.INI file. See TID 7018057.

Setting Name:	Enable Single Sign-On
Registry Key:	[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Novell\Login\ Single Sign-On]
Value Name:	Enable SSO
Value Data Type:	REG_DWORD
Valid Data Range:	0 to 1
Setting Default:	0
Default Data:	None (value not present in registry by default)
Help/Comment:	Enables use of Novell NMAS-based Single Sign-On for automatically providing the Windows account password during an otherwise non-password-based Novell eDirectory login using NMAS. This setting is only available on machines where the installed version of the Novell NMAS client supports Single Sign-On capabilities. The Novell Client "Single Sign-On" functionality was introduced in Novell Client 2 SP2. See "Setting Up Single Sign-On (SSO)" in Novell Client 2 SP3 for Windows Administration Guide

Setting Name:	Force Early Password Expiration Period
Registry Key:	[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Novell\Login]
Value Name:	ForceEarlyPasswordExpiration
Value Data Type:	REG_DWORD
Valid Data Range:	N/A
Setting Default:	N/A
Default Data:	None (value not present in registry by default)
Help/Comment:	This setting is related to the "Password Expiry Warning" feature. This setting was introduced in Novell Client 2 SP3 for Windows (IR7). Optionally sets a number of days by which the password expiration handling should be forced to occur "early", before the actual eDirectory password expiration will occur. For example, if the actual eDirectory password expiration will not happen for another 5 days, but "Force Early Password Expiration Period" is set to 5, the Novell Client will prompt the user as though password expiration has already occurred. Note this setting only takes effect when the "Password Expiry Warning" setting is also enabled. See TID 7016757

Setting Name:	Force Grace Login Password Change
Registry Key:	[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Novell\Login]
Value Name:	ForceGraceLoginPasswordChange
Value Data Type:	REG_SZ
Valid Data Range:	0 to 1
Setting Default:	0
Default Data:	None (value not present in registry by default)
Help/Comment:	This setting forces the user to change their password at the last grace login. With this settings activated, when the password expires, the password must be changed in order to successfully log in. If you set the Force Grace Login Password Change option (available on the Advanced Login tab in the Novell Client for Windows Properties dialog box) to On (it is Off by default), the Novell Login will require a password change on the next-to-last grace login instead of the last grace login. To work around this issue, use one of the following options: Avoid this setting. Users are prompted to change the password on every grace login, but on the last one they have the option of canceling out and potentially getting locked out if they log out one more time without changing the password. Add one to the number of grace logins. The message will tell users that they have four, three, then two grace logins, and then they will be required to change the password. Suggest that users change their password while they still have two or more grace logins.

Setting Name:	Forgotten Password Prompt
Registry Key:	[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Novell\Login]
Value Name:	Forgotten Password
Value Data Type:	REG_DWORD
Valid Data Range:	0 to 1
Setting Default:	1
Default Data:	None (value not present in registry by default)
Help/Comment:	Specifies whether the Forgotten Password Prompt is displayed on the Login dialog. This prompt provides an option to recover from a forgotten password based on an administrator defined password policy.

Setting Name:	Last Logged On User
Registry Key:	[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows\ CurrentVersion\Policies\System]
Value Name:	DontDisplayLastUserName
Value Data Type:	REG_DWORD
Valid Data Range:	0 to 1
Setting Default:	0
Default Data:	None (value not present in registry by default)
Help/Comment:	Specifies whether the last logged on user is displayed along with the Novell Logon when logging on to the computer. This Windows setting determines whether a user name appears in the "Log on to Novell Network" dialog box. When this value is "Off" (set to 1), the user name field in the "Log On to Novell Network" dialog box is blank.

Setting Name:	Last Logged On User Default User
Registry Key:	[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Novell\Login]
Value Name:	ForceLastUserName
Value Data Type:	REG_EXPAND_SZ
Valid Data Range:	N/A
Setting Default:	N/A
Default Data:	N/A
Help/Comment:	If specified, forces the "Last Logged On User" presented by the Client to always be the user specified, regardless of which other user may have actually logged on last. When not specified, the default behavior is to remember whichever user had previously logged on. Beginning with Novell Client 2 SP3 for Windows (IR4), it is possible to configure the Novell Client such that a pre-defined username will be used to populate the "Username:" field when logging in. Set the value to the username you want to always appear in the "Username" field. In order for the ForceLastUserName policy to be used, the Novell Client "Last Logged On User" setting (and/or the Microsoft "DontDisplayLastUserName" policy, which is the same thing) must be set to ALLOW the last logged on user information to be displayed. In other words, if "DontDisplayLastUserName" / "Last Logged On User" is set to hide last logged-on user information, the last user will be hidden even if a ForceLastUserName policy is present. See TID 7013447.

SettingName:	Last Logged On User Default Profile
Registry Key:	[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Novell\Login]
Value Name:	ForceLastUserNameLoginProfile
Value Data Type:	REG_EXPAND_SZ
Valid Data Range:	N/A
Setting Default:	N/A
Default Data:	N/A
Help/Comment:	If specified, indicates which Client Login Profile should be used in conjunction with the "Last Logged On User Default User". When not specified, the default behavior is to use whichever Client Login Profile was previously selected for the user, if more than one Client Login Profile is available. For example, when configuring a specific "Last Logged On User Default User" that should always be shown by default, it may be desirable to configure "Last Logged On User Default Profile" as "Default" (or a different Client Login Profile name that has been created) so that a specific Client Login Profile will always be selected by default, too. Beginning with Novell Client 2 SP3 for Windows (IR4), it is possible to configure the Novell Client such that a pre-defined username will be used to populate the "Username:" field when logging in. Set the value to the User Profile you want to use when logging on. This value specifies the User Profile to be used. If not present, the System Default Profile will be used. The optional ForceLastUserNameLoginProfile policy, to specify a specific Novell Client login profile that should also be selected by default, must specify a Novell Client login profile which already exists. Specifying an arbitrary or new login profile name in the ForceLastUserNameLoginProfile policy will not cause a profile by that name to be created. The Novell Client login profile specified in the optional ForceLastUserNameLoginProfile policy must be one the user could have selected during login already, same as when performing an interactive login without ForceLastUserName active. See TID 7013447.

Setting Name:	Login Profile List
Registry Key:	[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Novell\Login]
Value Name:	Enable Login Profile Display
Value Data Type:	REG_DWORD
Valid Data Range:	0 to 1
Setting Default:	2
Default Data:	None (value not present in registry by default)
Help/Comment:	Specifies whether the Login Profiles list on the Login dialog is enabled. Possible values include:0: Off (don't show display) 1: On (show display) 2: Automatic (only show display if there is a system or user profile other than "DEFAULT".)If this value is not found in the registry, it will be set to "AUTO".If you set the Login Profile List option (available on the Advanced Login tab in the Novell Client for Windows Properties dialog box) to Off (meaning that the Login Profile drop-down list will not be displayed on the Novell Login dialog box), your next login will automatically use the last profile you logged in with.If you want to use the default profile when the Login Profile List option is turned off, make sure that you log in using the default before you turn the option off.

Setting Name:	Login Windows password synchronization option default
Registry Key:	[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Novell\ Authentication\NCCredProvider]
Value Name:	InitialSynchronizeNTPasswordState
Value Data Type:	REG_DWORD
Valid Data Range:	0 to 1
Setting Default:	0
Default Data:	None (value not present in registry by default)
Help/Comment:	This is the default state of the 'Change your Windows password to match your Novell password' functionality that occurs during login to both eDirectory and Windows when the passwords are not already synchronized. This setting controls the default synchronization behavior that will occur, regardless of whether 'Show login Windows Password synchronization option' is allowing the checkbox to be shown to the user or not.

Setting Name:	Login with Non-Novell Credential Provider ("Login with Third-Party Credential Provider" in Client for Open Enterprise Server 2 SP4 (IR3) and later.)
Registry Key:	[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Novell\Network Provider\ Initial Login]
Value Name:	Login With Non-Novell Credential Provider
Value Data Type:	REG_SZ
Valid Data Range:	No to Yes
Setting Default:	No
Default Data:	None (value not present in registry by default)
Help/Comment:	This setting controls whether a Novell login will still be attempted after the Windows logon, in cases where the Novell Client's credential provider was not used during the Windows logon. Setting "Login With Non-Novell Credential Provider" to "On" (Yes) and setting "Novell Logon" to "Off" (0) achieves the same functionality on Windows as the "PassiveModeNDSLogin" configuration achieved on Windows XP/2003. "Login with Non-Novell Credential Provider" feature is currently not supported when a user tries to login using Microsoft Windows Live ID and Password. Novell plans to fix this in the future release of Novell Client. Also note that "Login with Non-Novell Credential Provider" feature works when PIN-based or Picture Based Login is enabled for the same Microsoft Windows Live ID.

Setting Name:	Make "Script" tab read-only during login
Registry Key:	[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Novell\Login\Script]
Value Name:	MakeScriptTabReadOnly
Value Data Type:	REG_DWORD
Valid Data Range:	0 to 1
Setting Default:	0
Default Data:	None (value not present in registry by default)
Help/Comment:	Forces all of the fields on the "Script" tab to be disabled during login, so the user cannot override any of the "Script" tab settings. This feature was introduced in Novell Client 2 SP4 for Windows.

Setting Name:	NMAS Authentication
Registry Key:	[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Novell\Login]
Value Name:	NMAS Authentication
Value Data Type:	REG_DWORD
Valid Data Range:	0 to 1
Setting Default:	1
Default Data:	None (value not present in registry by default)
Help/Comment:	If this setting is on, Novell Modular Authetication Services (NMAS) is enabled during login. NMAS authentication adds additional security to the network. However, if your network does not use NMAS, login may take additional time and you might want to disable NMAS authentication by setting this off.

Setting Name:	Novell Logon ("Client Logon" in Client for Open Enterprise Server 2 SP4 (IR3) and later.)
Registry Key:	[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Novell\ Authentication\NCCredProvider]
Value Name:	Enabled
Value Data Type:	REG_DWORD
Valid Data Range:	0 to 1
Setting Default:	1
Default Data:	None (value not present in registry by default)
Help/Comment:	Enable the Novell Logon option when logging on to the computer. Setting "Login With Non-Novell Credential Provider" to "On" (Yes) and setting "Novell Logon" to "Off" (0) achieves the same functionality on Windows 7/2008/8/2012 as the "PassiveModeNDSLogin" configuration achieved on Windows XP/2003.

Setting Name:	Password Expiry Warning
Registry Key:	[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Novell\Login]
Value Name:	UsePasswordExpiryWarning
Value Data Type:	REG_DWORD
Valid Data Range:	0 to 1
Setting Default:	N/A
Default Data:	None (value not present in registry by default)
Help/Comment:	This setting is related to the "Password Expiry Warning" feature. This setting was introduced in Novell Client 2 SP3 for Windows (IR7). Enables or disables the presentation of password expiration alerts before the actual password expiration occurs. When disabled, no alerts are presented until the password expiration occurs, and the user must change their password before exhausting the available grace logins. (This is the normal eDirectory password expiration behavior.) When enabled, the Novell Client will begin presenting expiration alerts before the password expiration occurs, allowing the user to change their password before expiration or grace logins occur. (This is more similar to Windows password expiration behavior.) See TID 7016757

Setting Name:	Password Expiry Warning Period
Registry Key:	[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Novell\Login]
Value Name:	PasswordExpiryWarning
Value Data Type:	REG_DWORD
Valid Data Range:	N/A
Setting Default:	N/A
Default Data:	None (value not present in registry by default)
Help/Comment:	This setting is related to the "Password Expiry Warning" feature. This setting was introduced in Novell Client 2 SP3 for Windows (IR7). Sets the number of days before password expiration the user should start receiving password expiration alerts, if "Password Expiry Warning" is enabled. For example, if the user's eDirectory password is set to expire on January 25, 2014 and “Password Expiry Warning” is set for 5 days, the user will start getting eDirectory password expiration / password change notification beginning on Jan 20, 2014 onwards. i.e Each time the user logs in to eDirectory, the user will get a prompt for eDirectory password expiration / password change. If the number of days is set as "0", the Novell Client will default to using the number of days specified by the Microsoft-defined "Prompt user to change password before expiration" policy, such that both Windows and the Novell Client will begin prompting at the same number of days before expiration. See TID 7016757

Setting Name:	Prompt for Novell login during Windows AutoAdminLogon
Registry Key:	[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Novell\\Login]
Value Name:	AutoAdminQueryNDS
Value Data Type:	REG_DWORD
Valid Data Range:	0 to 1
Setting Default:	0
Default Data:	None (value not present in registry by default)
Help/Comment:	If the Novell Login parameter is enabled, and Windows is configured to perform a Windows-only AutoAdminLogon as a specific user account, enabling this setting causes a Novell login to interactively prompt for eDirectory login information to be used in addition to the AutoAdminLogon-defined Windows login.

Setting Name:	Server Connection Retries
Registry Key:	[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Novell\Login]
Value Name:	Max Retries
Value Data Type:	REG_DWORD
Valid Data Range:	0 to 60
Setting Default:	5
Default Data:	None (value not present in registry by default)
Help/Comment:	This parameter controls the number of times that Login will try to establish a connection to a server. If Login tries to connect to a server and fails, it will wait 1 second and then try to connect again. It will continue to do this until the number of retries has been reached.Related: See "Max Retries Boot Threshold" elsewhere in this document.

Setting Name:	Show Login Windows Password Synchronization Option
Registry Key:	[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Novell\ Authentication\NCCredProvider]
Value Name:	DisableSynchronizeNTPassword
Value Data Type:	REG_DWORD
Valid Data Range:	0 to 1
Setting Default:	0 (On)
Default Data:	None (value not present in registry by default)
Help/Comment:	Specifies whether the 'Change your Windows password to match your Novell password' option is shown when logging in to both eDirectory and Windows when the passwords are not already synchronized.Related: See "Login Windows password synchronization option default" elsewhere in this document.

Setting Name:	Show Suppress Single Sign-On Checkbox
Registry Key:	[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Novell\Login\ Single Sign-On]
Value Name:	Show Suppress SSO
Value Data Type:	REG_DWORD
Valid Data Range:	0 to 1
Setting Default:	0
Default Data:	None (value not present in registry by default)
Help/Comment:	Specifies whether the "Suppress Single Sign-On for this login" check box appears in the "Windows" tab of the Show Advanced Options dialog. This setting to optionally show the suppression check box is only available when the "Enable Single Sign-On" setting is enabled. Selecting this check box during a logon attempt allows you to disable the use of Single Sign-On for the current login attempt only; the check box will automatically reset back to the de-selected state for the next login attempt. See "Enabling the Suppress Sign-On Option" in Novell Client 2 SP3 for Windows Administration Guide

Setting Name:	Suppress NMAS ID Plug-In Support
Registry Key:	[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Novell\Login\ NMAS ID Plugin]
Value Name:	Suppress NMAS ID Plug-In support
Value Data Type:	REG_DWORD
Valid Data Range:	0 to 1
Setting Default:	0
Default Data:	None (value not present in registry by default)
Help/Comment:	When enabled, the Novell Client will suppress the features provided by an NMAS Identity Plug-In (ID Plug-In), even though the ID Plug-In is registered and configured for use with NMAS. This option is intended for use by an administrator who needs to temporarily suppress the ID Plug-In related behaviors in the course of setup or troubleshooting. ID Plug-Ins provide various NMAS method-specific behaviors such as certificate lookup in eDirectory for certificates found on a smart card or token device, automatic entry of the Novell eDirectory identity in the Novell Client login interface, user interface overrides such as hiding the 'Username' and 'Password' fields, or other behaviors which are specific to the NMAS method or hardware device being used.

Setting Name:	Suppress NMAS Support for Computer Only Logon
Registry Key:	[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Novell\Login\ Disconnected Login]
Value Name:	Skip Disconnected Login
Value Data Type:	REG_DWORD
Valid Data Range:	0 to 1
Setting Default:	0
Default Data:
Help/Comment:	When enabled, the Novell Client will suppress the features related to performing Computer Only Logon using NMAS, even though the required NMAS components and configuration may be available on the local machine. This option is intended for use by an administrator who needs to temporarily suppress this NMAS behavior in the course of setup or troubleshooting. This setting will not be available on machines where the required NMAS components and configuration are None (value not present in registry by default). See "Suppressing the NMAS Support for Computer Only Logon" in the Novell Client 2 SP3 for Windows Administration Guide.

Setting Name:	Tree Box
Registry Key:	[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Novell\Login\ Tab Settings\NDS]
Value Name:	DisableTree
Value Data Type:	REG_DWORD
Valid Data Range:	0 to 1
Setting Default:	0
Default Data:	None (value not present in registry by default)
Help/Comment:	Specifies whether the Tree is displayed on the Login dialog. The disabled field will still appear on the GUI Login and the user will be able to read the information in the field, but it will be grayed out and the user will not be able to change any of the information stored in the field.

Setting Name:	Tree Browse Button
Registry Key:	[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Novell\Login\ Tab Settings\NDS]
Value Name:	DisableTreeBrowse
Value Data Type:	REG_DWORD
Valid Data Range:	0 to 1
Setting Default:	0
Default Data:	None (value not present in registry by default)
Help/Comment:	Specifies whether the Tree Browse button is displayed on the Login dialog. The disabled button will still appear on the GUI Login, but it will be grayed out.

Setting Name:	Unlock Workstation Credentials
Registry Key:	[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\Software\Novell\Login]
Value Name:	Simple Unlock
Value Data Type:	REG_DWORD
Valid Data Range:	0 to 3
Setting Default:	0
Default Data:	None (value not present in registry by default)
Help/Comment:	The four settings supported by "Unlock Workstation Credentials" are as follows: 0 - "eDirectory And Windows Credentials" 1 - "eDirectory Credentials Only if Network is Present" 2 - "Windows Credentials Only" 3 - "Enforce eDirectory Credentials" This setting is available in Novell Client 2 SP3 for Windows (IR10) and later. See TID 7015943.

Setting Name:	Use NMAS for Windows Logon Default:
Registry Key:	[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Novell\Login\ Disconnected Login]
Value Name:	Use NMAS for Windows Logon Default
Value Data Type:	REG_DWORD
Valid Data Range:	0 to 3
Setting Default:	0
Default Data:	None (value not present in registry by default)
Help/Comment:	Determines the initial state of the "Use NMAS for Windows Logon" check box. Possible values include:0: Automatic 1: Last Used 2: Always 3: Never-- 'Automatic': The Novell Client will select this check box by default if the NMAS has been configured to enforce use of NMAS for Windows logons. If NESCM is not configured to be enforced, the behavior of "Automatic" will be the same as "Last Used". -- 'Last Used': The Novell Client will remember the previously used state of the "Use NMAS for Windows Logon" check box. -- 'Always': The "Use NMAS for Windows Logon" check box will be initially selected by default. -- 'Never': The "Use NMAS for Windows Logon" check box will be initially de-selected by default.

Setting Name:	Variables Button
Registry Key:	[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Novell\Login]
Value Name:	Variables
Value Data Type:	REG_DWORD
Valid Data Range:	0 to 1
Setting Default:	1
Default Data:	None (value not present in registry by default)
Help/Comment:	Specifies whether the Variables button on the Login dialog is enabled. The button allows you to enter login script variables to be used when the user logs in.

Setting Name:	Windows Password Synchronization
Registry Key:	[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\Novell\Network Provider\NetWare Utilities]
Value Name:	ShowNTConnectionsInChangePasswordList
Value Data Type:	REG_DWORD
Valid Data Range:	0 to 1
Setting Default:	1
Default Data:	None (value not present in registry by default)
Help/Comment:	With this feature enabled, the user can change the Novell password and the Windows password will be set to the same value. Turning it off leaves the passwords separate unless they are synchronized through some other means (e.g. DirXML).

Setting Name:	Use Advanced Authentication
Registry Key:	[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\Software\Novell\Login]
Value Name:	Use Advanced Authentication
Value Data Type:	REG_DWORD
Valid Data Range:	0 to 1
Setting Default:	0
Default Data:	None (value not present in registry by default)
Help/Comment:	Beginning with Client for OES 2 SP4 (IR6), this setting enables or disables the use of Advanced Authentication when performing an eDirectory login. See TID 7018762.

Update Agent Tab

Setting Name:	Enable Automatic Update Agent
Registry Key:	[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Novell\Novell\ Update Agent]
Value Name:	Enabled
Value Data Type:	REG_DWORD
Valid Data Range:	0 to 1
Setting Default:	0
Default Data:	None (value not present in registry by default)
Help/Comment:	Enables the launching of the Novell Client Update Agent. The Update Agent checks for a new version of the Novell Client at the designated interval and from the designated locations. The Update Agent is launched as a part of the login process.

Setting Name:	Update Agent launch interval
Registry Key:	[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Novell\ Client\Update Agent]
Value Name:	Launch Interval
Value Data Type:	REG_DWORD
Valid Data Range:	1 to 365
Setting Default:	7
Default Data:	None (value not present in registry by default)
Help/Comment:	Set the interval (in days) that the Novell Client Update Agent will check for a new version of the Novell Client.

Setting Name:	Update location Enabled
Registry Key:	[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Novell\Client\ Update Agent]
Value Name:	Update Location Enabled
Value Data Type:	REG_DWORD
Valid Data Range:	0 to 1
Setting Default:	Off
Default Data:	None (value not present in registry by default)
Help/Comment:	Check to enable the Novell Client Update Agent to look for a new version of the Novell Client in the designated update location. The Update Agent checks for updates in the following order of enabled locations:First: Update Location Second: Previous Install Location Third: Novell Client Update Web Site Location.Note: The Update Agent stops searching when it finds valid file types. Ensure that you have the latest files in the first location that the Update Agent searches.

Setting Name:	Update Location
Registry Key:	[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Novell\ NetWareWorkstation\Client Update Agent]
Value Name:	Update Location
Value Data Type:	REG_SZ
Valid Data Range:	N/A
Setting Default:	blank
Default Data:	None (value not present in registry by default)
Help/Comment:	Specify the location where the Update Agent will check for new versions of the Novell Client software. This can be a UNC path, mapped drive, or URL.

Setting Name:	Previous Install Location Enabled
Registry Key:	[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Novell\Client\ Update Agent]
Value Name:	Previous Install Location Enabled
Value Data Type:	REG_SZ
Valid Data Range:	N/A
Setting Default:	Off
Default Data:	None (value not present in registry by default)
Help/Comment:	To enable the Novell Client Update Agent to look for a new version of the Novell Client software in the same location where the Novell Client software was installed from during the last install, check this check box. This location is not editable.The Update Agent check for updates in the following order of enabled locations: First: Update Location Second: Previous Install Location Third: Novell Client Update Web Site Location.The Update Agent stops searching when it finds valid file types. Ensure that you have the latest files in the first location that the Update Agent searches.

Setting Name:	Previous Install Location
Registry Key:	[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Novell\Client\ Install\Source Directory]
Value Name:	Source Directory
Value Data Type:	REG_SZ
Valid Data Range:	N/A
Setting Default:	N/A
Default Data:	Location from which the Novell Client’s setup program was run.
Help/Comment:	Displays the location from which the current Novell Client was installed.

Setting Name:	Latest Novell Client Properties File
Registry Key:	[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Novell\ NetWareWorkstation\Client Update Agent]
Value Name:	Unattend File
Value Data Type:	REG_SZ
Valid Data Range:	N/A
Setting Default:	N/A
Default Data:	None (value not present in registry by default)
Help/Comment:	Specify the name of the unattend file that the Update Agent will use to determine if the Novell Client should be updated. "NovellClientProperties.txt" is the default filename, but you can save a properties file with any name you desire. The unattend file must be located in the Update Location or the Previous Install Location if they are enabled

Setting Name:	Use Administrator Privileges
Registry Key:	[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Novell\Client\ Update Agent]
Value Name:	Administrator
Value Data Type:	REG_DWORD
Valid Data Range:	0 to 1
Setting Default:	1
Default Data:	None (value not present in registry by default)
Help/Comment:	To ensure that the Novell Client Update Agent has Administrator rights on the workstation, enable this setting. The Update Agent must have Administrator rights to update the Novell Client. This is useful when the logged in user who logs is not the workstation Administrator user.

Service Location Tab

Setting Name:	Scope List
Registry Key:	[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Novell\Client\ Policies\Network\IP\Address Resolution Providers\ OpenSLP\Parameters\Scope]
Value Name:	<0, 1, 2, etc.>
Value Data Type:	REG_SZ
Valid Data Range:	N/A
Setting Default:	N/A
Default Data:	None (value not present in registry by default)
Help/Comment:	A list of scope names to be reported to SLP applications on a workstation. Multiple scope names are allowed. The list order reflects the preference order. Scopes can also be configured via DHCP or discovered dynamically from Directory Agents. A scope is like a collection of services within a logical group. You might want to use a scope to create a group of directory agents and services registered with these directory agents in a large organization.To add a scope to the list, specify a name, then click Add. To remove a scope from the list, select a name in the Scope list, then click Delete. To replace a scope in the list with a new scope, type the name of the new scope, select the name of the item you want to replace, then click Replace. Use the Up and Down buttons to move a scope up or down in the list.The first scope defined will be represented by Value "0", with data being the name of the scope. The second scope defined will be represented by Value "1", etc.

Setting Name:	Directory Agent List
Registry Key:	[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Novell\Client\ Policies\Network\IP\Address Resolution Providers\ OpenSLP\Parameters\Directory Agent]
Value Name:	<0, 1, 2, etc.>
Value Data Type:	REG_SZ
Valid Data Range:	N/A
Setting Default:	N/A
Default Data:	None (value not present in registry by default)
Help/Comment:	A list of SLP Directory Agent addresses. Multiple Directory Agent addresses are allowed. Each address is a fully qualified domain name (DNS), or a dotted decimal IP address. Directory Agents can also be configured via DHCP, or discovered dynamically.To add a Directory Agent to the list, specify a name, then click Add. To remove a Directory Agent from the list, select a name in the Directory Agent list, then click Delete. To replace a Directory Agent in the list with a new Directory Agent, type the name of the new Directory Agent, select the name of the item you want to replace, then click Replace. Use the Up and Down buttons to move a Directory Agent up or down in the list.

Advanced Settings Tab

Setting Name:	Auto Reconnect
Registry Key:	[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Novell\Client\ NCP\Parameters]
Value Name:	Auto Reconnect Level
Value Data Type:	REG_DWORD
Valid Data Range:	0 to 1
Setting Default:	1
Default Data:	None (value not present in registry by default)
Help/Comment:	Enables or disables client auto reconnect.

Setting Name:	Auto Reconnect Interval
Registry Key:	[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Novell\Client\ NCP\Parameters]
Value Name:	Auto Reconnect Interval
Value Data Type:	REG_DWORD
Valid Data Range:	5 to 21600
Setting Default:	5
Default Data:	None (value not present in registry by default)
Help/Comment:	Specifies the delay in seconds between client reconnect attempts.

Setting Name:	Bad Address Cache
Registry Key:	[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\Software\Novell\Client\ Nsvccost\Parameters]
Value Name:	BadAddressCacheEnabled
Value Data Type:	REG_DWORD
Valid Data Range:	0 to 1/td>
Setting Default:	1
Default Data:	None (value not present in registry by default)
Help/Comment:	Set the data for "BadAddressCacheEnabled" to "0" to disable the Bad Address Cache, or to "1" to enable it. By default, the Bad Address Cache is enabled. The ability to disable the bad address cache first became available with the Novell Client 2 SP4 for Windows.

Setting Name:	Bad Address Cache Timeout
Registry Key:	[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\Software\Novell\Client\ Nsvccost\Parameters]
Value Name:	BadAddressCacheTimeout
Value Data Type:	REG_DWORD
Valid Data Range:	30 to N/A
Setting Default:	300
Default Data:	None (value not present in registry by default)
Help/Comment:	This value specifies the number of seconds the Novell Client will maintain the information in the Bad Address Cache before flushing the data. This feature first became available with the Novell Client 2 SP2 for Windows (IR4).

Setting Name:	Cache Page Size
Registry Key:	[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Novell\Client\ Parameters]
Value Name:	Cache Page Size In K
Value Data Type:	REG_DWORD
Valid Data Range:	16 to 64
Setting Default:	32
Default Data:	None (value not present in registry by default)
Help/Comment:	Size of a cache page in kilobytes. This setting multiplied by the 'Cache Pages' is the amount of physical memory consumed by the cache. It is the largest read-ahead or write-behind that will be performed.

Setting Name:	Cache Pages
Registry Key:	[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Novell\Client\ Parameters]
Value Name:	Number Of Pages
Value Data Type:	REG_DWORD
Valid Data Range:	20 to 3000
Setting Default:	1000
Default Data:	None (value not present in registry by default)
Help/Comment:	Number of cache pages available. This setting multiplied by the 'Cache Page Size' is the amount of physical memory consumed by the cache.

Setting Name:	File Caching
Registry Key:	[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Novell\Client\ Parameters]
Value Name:	Enable Cache
Value Data Type:	REG_DWORD
Valid Data Range:	0 to 1
Setting Default:	1
Default Data:	None (value not present in registry by default)
Help/Comment:	Controls whether the Client will cache files locally or not.

Setting Name:	File Caching Operational Threshhold
Registry Key:	[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Novell\Client\ Parameters]
Value Name:	Bypass Cache Threshold In KB
Value Data Type:	REG_DWORD
Valid Data Range:	4 to 1024
Setting Default:	128
Default Data:	None (value not present in registry by default)
Help/Comment:	This setting relates to the write caching feature added beginning in Client for Open Enterprise Server 2 SP4 (IR7) This setting establishes the threshold, in kilobytes, for which application read and write requests should be cached. Application read and write requests which are SMALLER than this value will be cached. Typically it is more efficient to send applications that read or write a large amount of data as a single request directly to the network, rather than utilizing the cache claiming these larger blocks of cache memory away from other applications, which are performing smaller operations and receiving higher benefit from utilizing that cache memory. Recommended and default value is 128KB. See TID 7022029.

Setting Name:	File Commit
Registry Key:	[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Novell\Client\ Parameters]
Value Name:	File Commit
Value Data Type:	REG_DWORD
Valid Data Range:	0 to 1
Setting Default:	0
Default Data:	None (value not present in registry by default)
Help/Comment:	Controls whether buffers flushed by an application are committed to disk on the server. Setting this value to On will ensure data integrity at the expense of performance by ensuring file buffers are committed to disk on the server when an application flushes its file buffers.

Setting Name:	First Network Drive
Registry Key:	[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Novell\Client\ Parameters]
Value Name:	First Network Drive
Value Data Type:	REG_DWORD
Valid Data Range:	0 to 26 (decimal, with 1-26 corresponding to A-Z)
Setting Default:	0 (Automatic)
Default Data:	None (value not present in registry by default)
Help/Comment:	This parameter defines which Windows drive letter the Novell Client will start with in response to eDirectory login script commands such as "MAP *1" and "MAP NEXT", which are expecting to utilize drive letters relative to a First Network Drive setting which may be unique to each machine where the eDirectory login script executes. The First Network Drive setting only applies to these "relative" drive mapping commands. The First Network Drive setting does not force or prevent attempts to map using an explicit drive letter reference (such as "MAP E:"), nor does the First Network Drive setting affect or prevent drive selection in the "Novell Map Network Drive" feature available in the red "N" menu.By default, the First Network Drive parameter is set to "Automatic". This means that the Windows drive letter will be determined and selected automatically based on the local virtual and physical drives present at the time the map command is executed. Starting with drive "A:", the Novell Client will skip past any removable media, hard disk drives, optical drives and RAM disks and will select the first available Windows drive letter after these local drives. For example, if drive letters "A:" through "P:" are already assigned to local drives on the current Windows machine, having the Novell Client "First Network Drive" parameter set to "Automatic" will choose "Q:" as the effective First Network Drive letter during the map command.For more information regarding the MAP command and syntax, see the Novell Login Script Commands and Variables documentation (http://www.novell.com/documentation/beta/linux_client/ login/data/hb3rxdni.html).

Setting Name:	IP Address Costing
Registry Key:	[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Novell\Client\ Parameters\NSVCCOST]
Value Name:	IP Address Costing
Value Data Type:	REG_DWORD
Valid Data Range:	0 to 1
Setting Default:	0
Default Data:	None (value not present in registry by default)
Help/Comment:	The Novell Client costing is being utilized at any point where we have "a list of addresses to choose from." That kind of event happens in response to two things, essentially: A name resolution request through NSNS (i.e. SLP and/or DNS), or an eDirectory resolve that returns referrals for which replica(s) hold the object resolved. If either of these operations return more than one address, we will use costing to sort the list of addresses before we begin attempt making or using an NCP connection. Such that if making or using the NCP connection to the first address in the list works, we will have chosen the best address according to the current costing information. (Note any NSNS resolve or eDirectory resolve could potentially return multiple addresses. NSNS is sending us the address results from all the name resolution methods, and even within a single resolution method, multiple addresses can be returned from either DNS or SLP. In DNS this would happen when multiple addresses for the same name have been defined in DNS. For SLP it just depends on what you're resolving. If resolving a single server name in SLP then the multiple addresses represent all the address types and interfaces the server is bound to. If resolving an eDirectory partition boundary or eDirectory tree name in SLP, you can get dozens or hundreds of matching entries for all the various eDirectory replica servers that exist in the tree.) IP Costing uses a TCP SYN connection establishment to measure whether the server is actually listening on the NCP port (typically, but not always, TCP port 524) as well as the time it took for the server to respond to establishing the TCP connection. This TCP connection attempt "is for costing purposes only" and will not cause an actual NCP-level connection to be established. We just establish the TCP-level connection and then tear it down, both to measure the operation time and to prove the NCP server is actually available at this address. what you should see from a LAN trace perspective is that whenever an SLP query returns two or more TCP address attribute values, or whenever a DNS resolve returns more than one address, or whenever an eDirectory resolve returns more than one referral, the FIRST TIME we encounter those addresses you will see a bunch of TCP SYN connection attempts go out to those addresses, which are then just immediately torn down. Those costing results are then cached, so you shouldn't see the same activity occur again for the exact same addresses, until the cached results expire. During future resolution attempts, only addresses which aren't already in cache will have new costing TCP connections created. Whichever address was recorded as having the fastest overall TCP SYN round trip time should be selected as our first NCP connection to attempt using or establishing in response to the resolve. (Best cost.) Any addresses for which the TCP SYN attempt timed out (NCP server not running or not responsive, even if the host itself is up) should be the last addresses we allow to be attempted. (Worst cost.) This setting requires Novell Client 2 SP4 for Windows (IR1) or later to work correctly.

Setting Name:	Lazy Close
Registry Key:	[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Novell\Client\ Parameters]
Value Name:	Enable Lazy Close
Value Data Type:	REG_DWORD
Valid Data Range:	0 to 1
Setting Default:	0
Default Data:	None (value not present in registry by default)
Help/Comment:	When File Caching is enabled, delays the File Close on the network allowing the file to be reopened without accessing the network. If the Lazy Close feature is set to "ON", the 8.3 (short file name/DOS name) file name support will be unavailable for Novell Client. For example, a Dir /x command will display blank characters instead of the DOS/short file names and will display only the long names for the files in a mapped drive. Also, 16-bit applications will not be able to retrieve the 8.3 file names for the files.

Setting Name:	Lazy Close Directory Timeout
Registry Key:	[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Novell\Client\ Parameters]
Value Name:	Lazy Close Directory Timeout
Value Data Type:	REG_DWORD
Valid Data Range:	100 to 15000
Setting Default:	2000
Default Data:	None (value not present in registry by default)
Help/Comment:	This parameter determines the time, in milliseconds, that Lazy Close will delay before closing a directory or volume handle. This setting is available in Novell Client 2 SP4 for Windows and later. See TID 7016596.

Setting Name:	Lazy Close File Timeout
Registry Key:	[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Novell\Client\ Parameters]
Value Name:	Lazy Close File Timeout
Value Data Type:	REG_DWORD
Valid Data Range:	100 - 15000
Setting Default:	500
Default Data:	None (value not present in registry by default)
Help/Comment:	This parameter determines the time, in milliseconds, that Lazy Close will delay before closing a file handle. This setting is available in Novell Client 2 SP4 for Windows and later. See TID 7016596.

Setting Name:	Maximum Delayed Writes
Registry Key:	[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Novell\Client\ Parameters]
Value Name:	Deferred Writes Max Memory in MB
Value Data Type:	REG_DWORD
Valid Data Range:	1 to 32
Setting Default:	4
Default Data:	None (value not present in registry by default)
Help/Comment:	This setting relates to the write caching feature added beginning in Client for Open Enterprise Server 2 SP4 (IR7) This setting controls the maximum amount of data, in megabytes, that will be allowed to queue for background writing when write caching is enabled. It is recommended to use a smaller value, as setting larger values may temporarily but significantly impact available Windows kernel mode memory. Default value is set as 4MB. Recommended and default value is 128KB. See TID 7022029.

Setting Name:	NCP Establish Connection Timeout
Registry Key:	[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\Software\Novell\Client\ NCP\Parameters]
Value Name:	EstablishConnectionTimeout
Value Data Type:	REG_DWORD
Valid Data Range:	15 to 21600
Setting Default:	15
Default Data:	None (value not present in registry by default)
Help/Comment:	This value specifies the number of seconds the Novell Client will wait for the underlying TCP transport to establish the TCP connection.

Setting Name:	Receive Broadcast Messages
Registry Key:	[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Novell\Client\ NCP\Parameters\Broadcast]
Value Name:	Mode
Value Data Type:	REG_DWORD
Valid Data Range:	0 to 2
Setting Default:	0
Default Data:	0
Help/Comment:	Tells the client which broadcast messages, if any, to receive. You can choose one of the following settings: All (receive all broadcast messages), Server Only (receives broadcast messages sent by the server only), and None (do not receive any broadcast messages). Possible values include:0: All 1: Server Only 2: None

Setting Name:	Server Time Zone Configuration Cache Timeout
Registry Key:	[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Novell\Client\ Parameters\Broadcast]
Value Name:	UTCOffsetUpdateFrequency
Value Data Type:	REG_DWORD
Valid Data Range:	1 to 720
Setting Default:	60
Default Data:	None (value not present in registry by default)
Help/Comment:	This parameter determines how long, in minutes, the Novell Client will cache the server time zone configuration for an NCP connection. After this time period expires, the next Novell Client action which requires knowledge of the server's time zone will query the server again to determine the current time zone configuration. This refresh of the server's time zone configuration helps the Novell Client workstation react to Daylight Savings Time events or other time zone configuration changes that occur on the server. The default time period is 60 minutes. This setting is available in Novell Client 2 SP3 for Windows (IR7) and later. See TID 701497.

Setting Name:	Signature Level
Registry Key:	[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Novell\Client\ Parameters]
Value Name:	Signature Level
Value Data Type:	REG_DWORD
Valid Data Range:	0 to 3
Setting Default:	1
Default Data:	None (value not present in registry by default)
Help/Comment:	Determines the level of enhanced security support. Enhanced security includes the use of a message digest algorithm and a per connection/per request session state. Possible values include:0: Disabled 1: Enabled but not preferred 2: Preferred 3: RequiredSetting the value of this parameter to 2 or 3 increases security but decreases performance.

Setting Name:	SLP Broadcast Only
Registry Key:	[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Novell\Client\ Policies\Network\IP\Address Resolution Providers\ OpenSLP\Parameters]
Value Name:	Broadcast Only
Value Data Type:	REG_SZ
Valid Data Range:	Off to On
Setting Default:	On
Default Data:	None (value not present in registry by default)
Help/Comment:	Enables or disables a broadcast only network for this SLP agent. If this option is set to On, the SLP agent must send only broadcast messages (in other words, it forces broadcasts to be used instead of multicasts). If this option is set to Off, the SLP agent can send multicast messages.

Setting Name:	SLP Maximum Results
Registry Key:	[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Novell\Client\ Policies\Network\IP\Address Resolution Providers\ OpenSLP\Parameters]
Value Name:	Maximum Results
Value Data Type:	REG_DWORD
Valid Data Range:	1 to 65000
Setting Default:	256
Default Data:	None (value not present in registry by default)
Help/Comment:	Specifies the maximum number of results to accumulate and return for a synchronous request before the timeout, or the maximum number of results to return through a callback if the request results are reported asynchronously.

Setting Name:	UNC Path Filter
Registry Key:	[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\System\ CurrentControlSet\Services\NCUncFilter]
Value Name:	Start
Value Data Type:	REG_DWORD
Valid Data Range:	0 to 4
Setting Default:	0
Default Data:	0
Help/Comment:	Enables or disables the UNC Path Filter. Filters requests for UNC path resolution sent to the Client for Microsoft Networks (Microsoft redirector). When enabled, UNC path queries sent to the Microsoft redirector will first be filtered by the Novell Client to determine if the server name is known to be a Novell resource. If it is determined to be a Novell resource, the UNC path request will not be allowed to proceed to the Microsoft redirector. This can help avoid unnecessary delays caused by repeated failing attempts to access the Novell resource as though it might be a Windows server. Set to 0 to enable the UNC Path Filter, set to 4 to disable the UNC Path Filter.

Advanced Menu Settings Tab

Setting Name:	Change Password
Registry Key:	[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Novell\Network Provider\ Menu Items]
Value Name:	Change Password
Value Data Type:	REG_SZ
Valid Data Range:	No to Yes
Setting Default:	Yes
Default Data:	None (value not present in registry by default)
Help/Comment:	Enables or disables changing your password. The Change Password button is found in the Novell Password Administration dialog. See Enable Password Administration for further information on this dialog.

Setting Name:	Display DFS Junction Information Page
Registry Key:	[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Novell\Network Provider\ Property Pages]
Value Name:	Display DFS Object Page
Value Data Type:	REG_SZ
Valid Data Range:	No to Yes
Setting Default:	Yes
Default Data:	None (value not present in registry by default)
Help/Comment:	Display or hide DFS Junction Information Page. The DFS Junction Information tab is found by selecting Properties from the context menu of a DFS Junction on a Novell server.

Setting Name:	Display Directory Map Object Page
Registry Key:	[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Novell\Network Provider\ Property Pages]
Value Name:	Display Directory Map Object Page
Value Data Type:	REG_SZ
Valid Data Range:	No to Yes
Setting Default:	Yes
Default Data:	None (value not present in registry by default)
Help/Comment:	Display or hide the Directory Map Object page. The Directory Map Object page is accessed by selecting Properties from the context menu of the selected Directory Map Object icon in Network Neighborhood.

Setting Name:	Display Novell Information Page ("Display Client Information Page" in Client for Open Enterprise Server 2 SP4 (IR3) and later.)
Registry Key:	[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Novell\Network Provider\ Property Pages]
Value Name:	Display NetWare Information Page
Value Data Type:	REG_SZ
Valid Data Range:	No to Yes
Setting Default:	Yes
Default Data:	None (value not present in registry by default)
Help/Comment:	Display or hide the Novell Information tab. The Novell Information tab is found by selecting Properties from the context menu of a volume, directory or file on a Novell server.

Setting Name:	Display Novell Rights Page ("Display Client Rights Page" in Client for Open Enterprise Server 2 SP4 (IR3) and later.)
Registry Key:	[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Novell\Network Provider\ Property Pages]
Value Name:	Display NetWare Rights Page
Value Data Type:	REG_SZ
Valid Data Range:	No to Yes
Setting Default:	Yes
Default Data:	None (value not present in registry by default)
Help/Comment:	Display or hide the Novell Rights tab. The Novell Rights tab is found by selecting Properties from the context menu of a volume, directory or file on a Novell server.

Setting Name:	Display Volume Information Page ("Display OES Volume Information Page" in Client for Open Enterprise Server 2 SP4 (IR3) and later.)
Registry Key:	[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Novell\Network Provider\ Property Pages]
Value Name:	Display Volume Information Page
Value Data Type:	REG_SZ
Valid Data Range:	No to Yes
Setting Default:	Yes
Default Data:	None (value not present in registry by default)
Help/Comment:	Display or hide the Volume Information tab. The Volume Information tab is found by selecting Properties from the context menu of a volume.

Setting Name:	Display Volume Statistics Page ("Display OES Volume Statistics Page" in Client for Open Enterprise Server 2 SP4 (IR3) and later.)
Registry Key:	[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Novell\Network Provider\ Property Pages]
Value Name:	Display Volume Statistics Page
Value Data Type:	REG_SZ
Valid Data Range:	No to Yes
Setting Default:	Yes
Default Data:	None (value not present in registry by default)
Help/Comment:	Display or hide the Volume Statistics tab. The Volume Statistics tab is found by selecting Properties from the context menu of a volume.

Setting Name:	Enable Authenticate to Server
Registry Key:	[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Novell\Network Provider\ Menu Items]
Value Name:	Enable Authenticate to Server
Value Data Type:	REG_SZ
Valid Data Range:	No to Yes
Setting Default:	Yes
Default Data:	None (value not present in registry by default)
Help/Comment:	Enables or disables authenticating to a server. The Authenticate menu item is displayed in the context menu of a server.

Setting Name:	Enable Authenticate to Tree
Registry Key:	[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Novell\Network Provider\ Menu Items]
Value Name:	Enable Authenticate to Tree
Value Data Type:	REG_SZ
Valid Data Range:	No to Yes
Setting Default:	Yes
Default Data:	None (value not present in registry by default)
Help/Comment:	Enables or disables authenticating to a tree. The Authenticate menu item is displayed in the context menu of a tree.

Setting Name:	Enable Browse to Dialog
Registry Key:	[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Novell\Network Provider\ Menu Items]
Value Name:	Enable Browse To Dialog
Value Data Type:	REG_SZ
Valid Data Range:	No to Yes
Setting Default:	Yes
Default Data:	None (value not present in registry by default)
Help/Comment:	Enables or disables the Browse To dialog. This menu item is displayed in the context menu of the Novell(N) system tray icon.

Setting Name:	Enable Challenge/Response Administration
Registry Key:	[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Novell\Network Provider\ Menu Items]
Value Name:	Enable Challenge Response Administration
Value Data Type:	REG_SZ
Valid Data Range:	No to Yes
Setting Default:	Yes
Default Data:	None (value not present in registry by default)
Help/Comment:	Enables or disables the Challenge/Response Administration item in the User Administration menu. See the Show User Administration Menu setting for further information on this menu.

Setting Name:	Enable Change Context Dialog
Registry Key:	[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Novell\Network Provider\ Menu Items]
Value Name:	Enable Change Context Dialog
Value Data Type:	REG_SZ
Valid Data Range:	No to Yes
Setting Default:	Yes
Default Data:	None (value not present in registry by default)
Help/Comment:	Enables or disables the change context dialog. This menu item is found in the context menu of the selected container in Network Neighborhood.

Setting Name:	Enable Group Membership Dialog
Registry Key:	[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Novell\Network Provider\ Menu Items]
Value Name:	Enable Group Membership Dialog
Value Data Type:	REG_SZ
Valid Data Range:	No to Yes
Setting Default:	Yes
Default Data:	None (value not present in registry by default)
Help/Comment:	Enables or disables the Group Membership item in the User Administration menu. See the Show User Administration Menu setting for further information on this menu.

Setting Name:	Enable Inherited Rights Dialog
Registry Key:	[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Novell\Network Provider\ Menu Items]
Value Name:	Enable Inherited Rights Dialog
Value Data Type:	REG_SZ
Valid Data Range:	No to Yes
Setting Default:	Yes
Default Data:	None (value not present in registry by default)
Help/Comment:	Enables or disables the inherited rights dialog. This dialog can be reached from a menu item in the context menu of a Volume or Directory or under the Novell Utilities menu in the red N.

Setting Name:	Enable Login Account Information
Registry Key:	[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Novell\Network Provider\ Menu Items]
Value Name:	Enable Login Administration
Value Data Type:	REG_SZ
Valid Data Range:	No to Yes
Setting Default:	Yes
Default Data:	None (value not present in registry by default)
Help/Comment:	Enables or disables the Login Account Information item in the User Administration menu. See the Show User Administration Menu setting for further information on this menu.

Setting Name:	Enable Login Dialog
Registry Key:	[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Novell\Network Provider\ Menu Items]
Value Name:	Enable Login Dialog
Value Data Type:	REG_SZ
Valid Data Range:	No to Yes
Setting Default:	Yes
Default Data:	None (value not present in registry by default)
Help/Comment:	Enables or disables the login dialog. This menu item is displayed in the context menu of the Novell (N) system tray icon and in the context menu of Network Neighborhood.

Setting Name:	Enable Login to Server
Registry Key:	[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Novell\Network Provider\ Menu Items]
Value Name:	Enable Login to Server
Value Data Type:	REG_SZ
Valid Data Range:	No to Yes
Setting Default:	Yes
Default Data:	None (value not present in registry by default)
Help/Comment:	Enables or disables logging in to a server. The Login to Server menu item is displayed in the context menu of the selected server.

Setting Name:	Enable Logout of Server
Registry Key:	[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Novell\Network Provider\ Menu Items]
Value Name:	Enable Logout of Server
Value Data Type:	REG_SZ
Valid Data Range:	No to Yes
Setting Default:	Yes
Default Data:	None (value not present in registry by default)
Help/Comment:	Enables or disables logging out of a server. The Logout menu item is displayed in the context menu of a server. Subsequently, the Detach button when a server is highlighted in Novell Connections is also enabled/disabled according to this parameter.

Setting Name:	Enable Logout of Tree
Registry Key:	[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Novell\Network Provider\ Menu Items]
Value Name:	Enable Logout of Tree
Value Data Type:	REG_SZ
Valid Data Range:	No to Yes
Setting Default:	Yes
Default Data:	None (value not present in registry by default)
Help/Comment:	Enables or disables logging in to a server. The Login to Server menu item is displayed in the context menu of the selected server.

Setting Name:	Enable Map Dialog
Registry Key:	[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Novell\Network Provider\ Menu Items]
Value Name:	Enable Map Dialog
Value Data Type:	REG_SZ
Valid Data Range:	No to Yes
Setting Default:	Yes
Default Data:	None (value not present in registry by default)
Help/Comment:	Enables or disables the network drive mapping dialog.

Setting Name:	Enable Mapped Drive Disconnect Dialog
Registry Key:	[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Novell\Network Provider\ Menu Items]
Value Name:	Enable Disconnect Dialog
Value Data Type:	REG_SZ
Valid Data Range:	No to Yes
Setting Default:	Yes
Default Data:	None (value not present in registry by default)
Help/Comment:	Enables or disables the network drive disconnect dialog.

Setting Name:	Enable Modify Container Script
Registry Key:	[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Novell\Network Provider\ Menu Items]
Value Name:	Enable Modify Container Script
Value Data Type:	REG_SZ
Valid Data Range:	No to Yes
Setting Default:	Yes
Default Data:	None (value not present in registry by default)
Help/Comment:	Enables or disables the modify container script menu item. This item is displayed in the context menu of the selected container.

Setting Name:	Enable NDS Mailing Information ("Enable eDirectory Mailing Information" in Client for Open Enterprise Server 2 SP4 (IR3) and later.)
Registry Key:	[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Novell\Network Provider\ Menu Items]
Value Name:	Enable NDS Mailing Information
Value Data Type:	REG_SZ
Valid Data Range:	No to Yes
Setting Default:	Yes
Default Data:	None (value not present in registry by default)
Help/Comment:	Enables or disables the Mailing Information item in the User Administration menu. See the Show User Administration Menu setting for further information on this menu.

Setting Name:	Enable NDS Personal Information ("Enable eDirectory Personal Information" in Client for Open Enterprise Server 2 SP4 (IR3) and later.)
Registry Key:	[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Novell\Network Provider\ Menu Items]
Value Name:	Enable NDS Personal Information
Value Data Type:	REG_SZ
Valid Data Range:	No to Yes
Setting Default:	Yes
Default Data:	None (value not present in registry by default)
Help/Comment:	Enables NDS Personal Information

Setting Name:	Enable NDS Work Information ("Enable eDirectory Work Information" in Client for Open Enterprise Server 2 SP4 (IR3) and later.)
Registry Key:	[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Novell\Network Provider\ Menu Items]
Value Name:	Enable NDS Work Information
Value Data Type:	REG_SZ
Valid Data Range:	No to Yes
Setting Default:	Yes
Default Data:	None (value not present in registry by default)
Help/Comment:	Enables or disables the Work Information item in the User Administration menu. See the Show User Administration Menu setting for further information on this menu.

Setting Name:	Enable Novell Client Help "Enable Client Help" in Client for Open Enterprise Server 2 SP4 (IR3) and later.)
Registry Key:	[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Novell\Network Provider\ Menu Items]
Value Name:	Enable Novell Client Help
Value Data Type:	REG_SZ
Valid Data Range:	No to Yes
Setting Default:	Yes
Default Data:	None (value not present in registry by default)
Help/Comment:	Enables or disables the Novell Client help. This menu item is displayed in the context menu of the Novell (N) system tray icon.

Setting Name:	Enable Novell Client Properties ("Enable Client Properties" in Client for Open Enterprise Server 2 SP4 (IR3) and later.)
Registry Key:	[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Novell\Network Provider\ Menu Items]
Value Name:	Enable Novell Client Properties
Value Data Type:	REG_SZ
Valid Data Range:	No to Yes
Setting Default:	Yes
Default Data:	None (value not present in registry by default)
Help/Comment:	Enables or disables viewing the Novell Client property pages. This menu item is displayed in the context menu of the Novell (N) system tray icon.

Setting Name:	Enable Novell Connections Dialog ("Enable OES Connections Dialog" in Client for Open Enterprise Server 2 SP4 (IR3) and later.)
Registry Key:	[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Novell\Network Provider\ Menu Items]
Value Name:	Enable Novell Connections Dialog
Value Data Type:	REG_SZ
Valid Data Range:	No to Yes
Setting Default:	Yes
Default Data:	None (value not present in registry by default)
Help/Comment:	Enables or disables the Novell Connections dialog. This menu item is displayed in the context menu of the Novell (N) system tray icon and in the context menu of Network Neighborhood.

Setting Name:	Enable Novell Copy Dialog ("Enable OES Copy Dialog" in Client for Open Enterprise Server 2 SP4 (IR3) and later.)
Registry Key:	[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Novell\Network Provider\ Menu Items]
Value Name:	Enable NetWare Copy Dialog
Value Data Type:	REG_SZ
Valid Data Range:	No to Yes
Setting Default:	Yes
Default Data:	None (value not present in registry by default)
Help/Comment:	Enables or disables the Novell file copy dialog. This menu item is displayed in the context menu of the selected directory or file.

Setting Name:	Enable Novell Utilities ("Enable OES Utilities" in Client for Open Enterprise Server 2 SP4 (IR3) and later.)
Registry Key:	[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Novell\Network Provider\ Menu Items]
Value Name:	Enable NetWare Utilities
Value Data Type:	REG_SZ
Valid Data Range:	No to Yes
Setting Default:	Yes
Default Data:	None (value not present in registry by default)
Help/Comment:	Enables or disables the Novell Utilities. This menu item is displayed in the context menu of the Novell (N) system tray icon.

Setting Name:	Enable Object Properties Dialog
Registry Key:	[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Novell\Network Provider\ Menu Items]
Value Name:	Enable Object Properties Dialog
Value Data Type:	REG_SZ
Valid Data Range:	No to Yes
Setting Default:	Yes
Default Data:	None (value not present in registry by default)
Help/Comment:	Enables or disables the Object Properties dialog. This menu item is displayed in the Novell Utilities menu. See the Enable Novell Utilities setting for further information on this menu.

Setting Name:	Enable Password Administration
Registry Key:	[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Novell\Network Provider\ Menu Items]
Value Name:	Enable Password Administration
Value Data Type:	REG_SZ
Valid Data Range:	No to Yes
Setting Default:	Yes
Default Data:	None (value not present in registry by default)
Help/Comment:	Enables or disables password administration.

Setting Name:	Enable Purge Dialog
Registry Key:	[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Novell\Network Provider\ Menu Items]
Value Name:	Enable Purge Dialog
Value Data Type:	REG_SZ
Valid Data Range:	No to Yes
Setting Default:	Yes
Default Data:	None (value not present in registry by default)
Help/Comment:	Enables or disables the purge files dialog. This menu item is displayed in the context menu of the selected volume or directory on a server.

Setting Name:	Enable Salvage Dialog
Registry Key:	[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Novell\Network Provider\ Menu Items]
Value Name:	Enable Salvage Dialog
Value Data Type:	REG_SZ
Valid Data Range:	No to Yes
Setting Default:	Yes
Default Data:	None (value not present in registry by default)
Help/Comment:	Enables or disables the salvage dialog. This menu item is displayed in the context menu of the selected volume or directory on a server.

Setting Name:	Enable Send Message
Registry Key:	[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Novell\Network Provider\ Menu Items]
Value Name:	Enable Send Message Dialog
Value Data Type:	REG_SZ
Valid Data Range:	No to Yes
Setting Default:	Yes
Default Data:	None (value not present in registry by default)
Help/Comment:	Specifies whether the Send Message function is enabled. This function is accessed from the Context menu for the selected server in Network Neighborhood.

Setting Name:	Enable Send Message to Server Dialog
Registry Key:	[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Novell\Network Provider\ Menu Items]
Value Name:	Enable Send Message to Server Dialog
Value Data Type:	REG_SZ
Valid Data Range:	No to Yes
Setting Default:	No
Default Data:	None (value not present in registry by default)
Help/Comment:	Enable/disable the send message to server dialog. This menu item is displayed within the server context menu item Send Message. See the Enable Send Message Dialog setting for further information on this menu.

Setting Name:	Enable Send Message to User Dialog
Registry Key:	[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Novell\Network Provider\ Menu Items]
Value Name:	Enable Send Message To User Dialog
Value Data Type:	REG_SZ
Valid Data Range:	No to Yes
Setting Default:	Yes
Default Data:	None (value not present in registry by default)
Help/Comment:	Enable/disable the send message to user dialog. This menu item is displayed within the server context menu item Send Message. See the Enable Send Message Dialog setting for further information on this menu.

Setting Name:	Enable Systray Config Dialog
Registry Key:	[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Novell\Network Provider\ Menu Items]
Value Name:	Enable Systray Config Dialog
Value Data Type:	REG_SZ
Valid Data Range:	No to Yes
Setting Default:	Yes
Default Data:	None (value not present in registry by default)
Help/Comment:	Enables or disables the systray config dialog. This menu item is displayed in the context menu of the Novell (N) system tray icon.

Setting Name:	Enable Trustee Rights Dialog
Registry Key:	[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Novell\Network Provider\ Menu Items
Value Name:	Enable Trustee Rights Dialog
Value Data Type:	REG_SZ
Valid Data Range:	No to Yes
Setting Default:	Yes
Default Data:	None (value not present in registry by default)
Help/Comment:	Enables or disables the trustee rights dialog. This dialog can be reached from a menu item in the context menu of a Volume or Directory or under the Novell Utilities menu in the red N.

Setting Name:	Enable Update Novell Client ("Enable Update Client" in Client for Open Enterprise Server 2 SP4 (IR3) and later.)
Registry Key:	[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Novell\Network Provider\ Menu Items]
Value Name:	Enable Update Novell Client
Value Data Type:	REG_SZ
Valid Data Range:	No to Yes
Setting Default:	Yes
Default Data:	None (value not present in registry by default)
Help/Comment:	Enables or disables the Update Novell Client. This menu item is displayed in the context menu of the Novell (N) system tray icon.

Setting Name:	Filter User List
Registry Key:	[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Novell\Network Provider\ Send Message]
Value Name:	Filter User List
Value Data Type:	REG_SZ
Valid Data Range:	No to Yes
Setting Default:	No
Default Data:	None (value not present in registry by default)
Help/Comment:	Enables or disables showing only users objects in the Send Message dialog.

Setting Name:	Show Current Connections
Registry Key:	[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Novell\Network Provider\ Browse Settings]
Value Name:	Show Current Connections
Value Data Type:	REG_SZ
Valid Data Range:	No to Yes
Setting Default:	Yes
Default Data:	None (value not present in registry by default)
Help/Comment:	Shows/hides the current connections from displaying in the Novell Resource Browser and in Network Neighborhood.

Setting Name:	Show Edit Login Script Item
Registry Key:	[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Novell\Network Provider\ Menu Items]
Value Name:	Modify Login Script
Value Data Type:	REG_SZ
Valid Data Range:	No to Yes
Setting Default:	Yes
Default Data:	None (value not present in registry by default)
Help/Comment:	Specifies whether the Edit Login Script item is available in the User Administration menu, The Show User Administration Menu parameter must be set to On for this parameter to be useful.

Setting Name:	Show Novell System Tray Icon ("Show Client System Tray Icon" in Client for Open Enterprise Server 2 SP4 (IR3) and later.)
Registry Key:	[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Novell\Network Provider\ Menu Items]
Value Name:	Enable Systray Icon
Value Data Type:	REG_SZ
Valid Data Range:	No to Yes
Setting Default:	Yes
Default Data:	None (value not present in registry by default)
Help/Comment:	If this parameter is enabled, the Novell icon appears in the task bar notification area at the right-hand side of the task bar. Right-click the Novell icon to select from a list of Novell Client tasks. Double-click the Novell icon to log in to a Novell tree or server. Enabling or disabling this parameter does not remove the task bar icon immediately, but will be honored during the next Windows user logon.

Setting Name:	Show User Administration Menu
Registry Key:	[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Novell\Network Provider\ Menu Items]
Value Name:	Enable User Info
Value Data Type:	REG_SZ
Valid Data Range:	No to Yes
Setting Default:	Yes
Default Data:	None (value not present in registry by default)
Help/Comment:	Enables or disables the menu item for user administration. This menu item is displayed in the context menu of the selected server or tree in Network Neighborhood.

LDAP Contextless Login Tab

Setting Name:	Enable LDAP Treeless Login
Registry Key:	[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Novell\Graphical Login\ NWLGE\LDAP Contextless]
Value Name:	Treeless Login Enabled
Value Data Type:	REG_DWORD
Valid Data Range:	0 to 1
Setting Default:	0
Default Data:	None (value not present in registry by default)
Help/Comment:	To enable treeless login, check this check box. Treeless login makes it possible to log in to the network without specifying a tree.

Setting Name:	Enable LDAP Contextless Login
Registry Key:	[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Novell\Graphical Login\ NWLGE\LDAP Contextless]
Value Name:	Contextless Login Enabled
Value Data Type:	REG_DWORD
Valid Data Range:	0 to 1
Setting Default:	0
Default Data:	None (value not present in registry by default)
Help/Comment:	If treeless is enabled, contextless is enabled and grayed out . To enable LDAP contextless login, check this check box. You must have LDAP Services for eDirectory* installed on your corporate server hosting the corporate tree to take advantage of LDAP contextless login.

Setting Name:	Enable LDAP Context Search Scope
Registry Key:	[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Novell\Graphical Login\ NWLGE\LDAP Contextless]
Value Name:	Context Search Scope Enabled
Value Data Type:	REG_DWORD
Valid Data Range:	0 to 1
Setting Default:	Off
Default Data:	None (value not present in registry by default)
Help/Comment:	Use this option to limit the search scope to a specific context or to a specific context and subtree.

Setting Name:	Trees
Registry Key:	[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Novell\LDAP\ Trees]
Value Name:	<0, 1, 2, etc.>
Value Data Type:	REG_SZ
Valid Data Range:	N/A
Setting Default:	N/A
Default Data:	None (value not present in registry by default)
Help/Comment:	Lists the trees running LDAP services that will be searched during login. The data in the 0, 1, 2, etc. value is the tree name, specified by name or IP address.

Setting Name:	Servers
Registry Key:	[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Novell\LDAP\ Servers]
Value Name:	<0, 1, 2, etc.>
Value Data Type:	REG_SZ
Valid Data Range:	N/A
Setting Default:	N/A
Default Data:	None (value not present in registry by default)
Help/Comment:	Lists the servers associated with the tree running LDAP Services. The data in the 0, 1, 2, etc. value is the Name or IP address of the server

Context Search Scope

Setting Name:	Contexts
Registry Key:	[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Novell\LDAP\ Contexts\<0, 1, 2, etc.>]
Value Name:	<0, 1, 2, etc.>
Value Data Type:	REG_SZ
Valid Data Range:	N/A
Setting Default:	N/A
Default Data:	None (value not present in registry by default)
Help/Comment:	Lists the contexts in the tree that LDAP contextless login will search. The data in 0, 1, 2, etc. is the context; one value per context. Contexts will be searched in the order they appear in the list. Type the context as a distinguished LDAP context with comma delimiters (for example: ou=organizational_unit,o=organization). LDAP contextless login will search for the user from the specified context in the tree. You can specify more than one context search scope. Context search scopes are searched in the order they appear in the list.

Setting Name:	Search Context (Search Context and Subtree / Search Context Only (radio buttons))
Registry Key:	[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Novell\LDAP\ Contexts\<0, 1, 2, etc.>]
Value Name:	Search Context And Subtree <0, 1, 2, etc.>
Value Data Type:	REG_DWORD
Valid Data Range:	0 to 1
Setting Default:	1
Default Data:	None (value not present in registry by default)
Help/Comment:	Controls whether LDAP Contextless login searches just the context, or the context plus sub-contexts. Possible values include:0: Search Context Only 1: Search Context and SubtreeThe number in the value name corresponds to the contexts named in the "Contexts" setting.

LDAP Server Properties

Setting Name:	LDAP Search Timeout
Registry Key:	[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Novell\LDAP\ Servers\Settings]
Value Name:	Search Timeout 0
Value Data Type:	REG_DWORD
Valid Data Range:	1 to 600
Setting Default:	10
Default Data:	None (value not present in registry by default)
Help/Comment:	Specify the number of seconds that LDAP contextless login will search before a search is canceled.

Setting Name:	Connection Timeout
Registry Key:	[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Novell\LDAP\ Servers\Settings]
Value Name:	Connection Timeout 0
Value Data Type:	REG_DWORD
Valid Data Range:	1 to 600
Setting Default:	5
Default Data:	None (value not present in registry by default)
Help/Comment:	Specify the number of seconds that LDAP contextless login will attempt to to make a connection to an LDAP server before a request is canceled.

Setting Name:	Unencrypted Data
Registry Key:	[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Novell\LDAP\ Servers\Settings]
Value Name:	Port <0, 1, 2, etc.>
Value Data Type:	REG_DWORD
Valid Data Range:	1 to 9999
Setting Default:	389
Default Data:	None (value not present in registry by default)
Help/Comment:	Select Unencrypted Data to enable passwords to be transmitted in clear-text format. Using unencrypted data is not as secure as using SSL. The number in the value name corresponds to the server identified by that number in the "Servers" setting. The value defines the port LDAP will use to send unencrypted data to the LDAP server.

Setting Name:	Clear Text
Registry Key:	[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Novell\LDAP\ Servers\Settings]
Value Name:	Clear Text <0, 1, 2, etc.>
Value Data Type:	REG_DWORD
Valid Data Range:	0 to 1
Setting Default:	1
Default Data:	None (value not present in registry by default)
Help/Comment:	Controls whether LDAP passwords will be encrypted or clear-text. Possible values include:0: LDAP passwords will be SSL encrypted. 1: LDAP passwords will be unencrypted (clear-text).The number in the value name corresponds to the server identified by that number in the "Servers" setting.

Setting Name:	Encrypted Data (SSL)
Registry Key:	[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Novell\LDAP\ Servers\Settings]
Value Name:	SSL Port <0, 1, 2, etc.>
Value Data Type:	REG_DWORD
Valid Data Range:	1 to 9999
Setting Default:	636
Default Data:	None (value not present in registry by default)
Help/Comment:	Specifies the port used for encrypted data using Secure Socket Layer (SSL). The number in the value name corresponds to the server identified by that number in the "Servers" setting. The value defines the port LDAP will use to send encrypted data to the LDAP server.

Setting Name:	Certificate Name and location
Registry Key:	[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Novell\LDAP\ Servers\Settings]
Value Name:	Certificate <0, 1, 2, etc.>
Value Data Type:	REG_SZ
Valid Data Range:	N/A
Setting Default:	N/A
Default Data:	None (value not present in registry by default)
Help/Comment:	Specify the path to and the name of the certificate on the workstation that will be used by LDAP contextless login to establish a secure connection to the LDAP server. Used only if the Encrypted Data option is selected.

LDAP Contextless Login Settings

Setting Name:	Cache Previous Search
Registry Key:	[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Novell\Graphical Login\ NWLGE\LDAP Contextless]
Value Name:	UseCachedResults
Value Data Type:	REG_DWORD
Valid Data Range:	0 to 1
Setting Default:	0
Default Data:	None (value not present in registry by default)
Help/Comment:	Set this value to On to allow LDAP Services to save previous search results in a local cache, reducing the need for future searches.

Setting Name:	Display Context
Registry Key:	[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Novell\Graphical Login\ NWLGE\LDAP Contextless]
Value Name:	Display Context
Value Data Type:	REG_DWORD
Valid Data Range:	0 to 1
Setting Default:	1
Default Data:	None (value not present in registry by default)
Help/Comment:	Set this value to On to allow LDAP Services to display the user context during login.

Setting Name:	Display E-Mail Address
Registry Key:	[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Novell\Graphical Login\ NWLGE\LDAP Contextless]
Value Name:	Display Email
Value Data Type:	REG_DWORD
Valid Data Range:	0 to 1
Setting Default:	0
Default Data:	None (value not present in registry by default)
Help/Comment:	Set this value to On to allow LDAP Services to display the user's email address during login.

Setting Name:	Display Full Name
Registry Key:	[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Novell\Graphical Login\ NWLGE\LDAP Contextless]
Value Name:	Display Full Name
Value Data Type:	REG_DWORD
Valid Data Range:	0 to 1
Setting Default:	0
Default Data:	None (value not present in registry by default)
Help/Comment:	Set this value to On to allow LDAP Services to display the user's full name during login.

Setting Name:	Display Given Name
Registry Key:	[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Novell\Graphical Login\ NWLGE\LDAP Contextless]
Value Name:	Display Given Name
Value Data Type:	REG_DWORD
Valid Data Range:	0 to 1
Setting Default:	0
Default Data:	None (value not present in registry by default)
Help/Comment:	Set this value to On to allow LDAP Services to display the user's given name during login.

Setting Name:	Display Surname
Registry Key:	[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Novell\Graphical Login\ NWLGE\LDAP Contextless]
Value Name:	Display Surname
Value Data Type:	REG_DWORD
Valid Data Range:	0 to 1
Setting Default:	0
Default Data:	None (value not present in registry by default)
Help/Comment:	Set this value to On to allow LDAP Services to display the user's surname during login.

Setting Name:	Display Telephone Number
Registry Key:	[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Novell\Graphical Login\ NWLGE\LDAP Contextless]
Value Name:	Display Telephone Number
Value Data Type:	REG_DWORD
Valid Data Range:	0 to 1
Setting Default:	0
Default Data:	None (value not present in registry by default)
Help/Comment:	Set this value to On to allow LDAP Services to display the user's first telephone number during login.

Setting Name:	Display Unique ID
Registry Key:	[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Novell\Graphical Login\ NWLGE\LDAP Contextless]
Value Name:	Display Unique ID
Value Data Type:	REG_DWORD
Valid Data Range:	0 to 1
Setting Default:	0
Default Data:	None (value not present in registry by default)
Help/Comment:	Set this value to On to allow LDAP Services to display the user's unique ID during login.

Setting Name:	Search Alias Objects
Registry Key:	[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Novell\Graphical Login\ NWLGE\LDAP Contextless]
Value Name:	Search Alias
Value Data Type:	REG_DWORD
Valid Data Range:	0 to 1
Setting Default:	1
Default Data:	None (value not present in registry by default)
Help/Comment:	Set this value to On to allow LDAP Services to search objects of type Alias.

Setting Name:	Search for all matches
Registry Key:	[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Novell\Graphical Login\ NWLGE\LDAP Contextless]
Value Name:	Search all Scopes
Value Data Type:	REG_DWORD
Valid Data Range:	0 to 1
Setting Default:	1
Default Data:	None (value not present in registry by default)
Help/Comment:	This setting controls how LDAP Services performs searches. If this setting is on, LDAP Services searches for all the matches that can be found. If this setting is off, LDAP Services stops searching after the first match is found.

Setting Name:	Search on Username
Registry Key:	[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Novell\Graphical Login\ NWLGE\LDAP Contextless]
Value Name:	Search Username
Value Data Type:	REG_DWORD
Valid Data Range:	0 to 1
Setting Default:	1
Default Data:	None (value not present in registry by default)
Help/Comment:	Set this value to On to allow LDAP Services to search for users based on username during login.

Setting Name:	User Search Failure
Registry Key:	[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Novell\Graphical Login\ NWLGE\LDAP Contextless]
Value Name:	User Search Failure
Value Data Type:	REG_DWORD
Valid Data Range:	0, 1, 3
Setting Default:	Prompt
Default Data:	None (value not present in registry by default)
Help/Comment:	Defines the action taken by LDAP Treeless Login when it is unable to find the user in the first available tree. Possible values include0: Stop (end the search) 1: Prompt (prompt the user to end the search or continue the search) 3: Continue (continue the search trying all subsequent LDAP servers in the server list)

Name Services Tab

All configured name service providers are queried asynchronously in order to resolve the name to an address. They are first queried with a cache flag that allows name service providers (NSP) who maintain a cache to attempt to resolve the name. If no NSP resolves the name, they are queried again without the cache flag. NetWare Core Protocol uses information contained in the active NCP connections. Service Location Protocol queries SLP for eDirectory and Bindery names.

Setting Name:	DNS
Registry Key:	[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Novell\Client\ Policies\Network\IP\Address Resolution Providers\ Available]
Value Name:	12
Value Data Type:	REG_SZ
Valid Data Range:	N/A
Setting Default:	{B5F71D85-B827-4450-872D-E41F8FA2DFFB}
Default Data:	{B5F71D85-B827-4450-872D-E41F8FA2DFFB}
Help/Comment:	If the String for this NSP is in the list under the "Configured" hive then it is an active NSP. DNS is active by default.

Setting Name:	NCP
Registry Key:	[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Novell\Client\ Policies\Network\IP\Address Resolution Providers\ Available]
Value Name:	7
Value Data Type:	REG_SZ
Valid Data Range:	N/A
Setting Default:	{8D792910-01E8-488d-8A49-27D231ACA194}
Default Data:	{8D792910-01E8-488d-8A49-27D231ACA194}
Help/Comment:	If the String for this NSP is in the list under the "Configured" hive then it is an active NSP. NCP is active by default.

Setting Name:	SLP
Registry Key:	[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Novell\Client\ Policies\Network\IP\Address Resolution Providers\ Available]
Value Name:	9
Value Data Type:	REG_SZ
Valid Data Range:	N/A
Setting Default:	{A18C57F8-17DA-11d1-8FFF-00A0C925D248}
Default Data:	{A18C57F8-17DA-11d1-8FFF-00A0C925D248}
Help/Comment:	If the String for this NSP is in the list under the "Configured" hive then it is an active NSP. SLP is active by default.

Setting Name:	DHCP
Registry Key:	[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Novell\Client\ Policies\Network\IP\Address Resolution Providers\ Available]
Value Name:	6
Value Data Type:	REG_SZ
Valid Data Range:	N/A
Setting Default:	{FA85E061-FFBB-11d1-85E0-00A0C9249033}
Default Data:	{FA85E061-FFBB-11d1-85E0-00A0C9249033}
Help/Comment:	If the String for this NSP is in the list under the "Configured" hive then it is an active NSP. DHCP is not active by default.

Configure System Tray Icon

Setting Name:

Double-Click Opens

Registry Key:

[HKCU\Software\NetWare\System Tray Configuration]

Value Name:

Left Clickx2 Id

Value Data Type:

REG_DWORD

Valid Data Range:

N/A

Setting Default:

N/A

Default Data:

213 (531 decimal)

Help/Comment:

This setting is available from Red N -=> Configure System Tray Icon. Specifies what happens when you Double-Click the N icon.

Action	Hexadecimal value	Decimal Value
Computer	221	545
Disconnect Network Drive	217	535
Inherited Rights and Filters	22C	556
Network	213	531
Novell Client Properties	21F	543
Novell Client User Guide	229	553
Novell Client Web Links	22A	554
Novell Client Connections	215	533
Novell Client Copy	228	552
Novell Client Login	214	532
Novell Map Network Drive	216	534
Object Properties	227	551
Purge	226	550
Salvage	225	549
Send Message to Server	2E2	738
Send Message to Users	2E1	737
Trustee Rights	22B	555

Setting Name:	Shift Double-Click Opens
Registry Key:	[HKCU\Software\NetWare\System Tray Configuration]
Value Name:	Shift Left Clickx2 Id
Value Data Type:	REG_DWORD
Valid Data Range:	N/A
Setting Default:	N/A
Default Data:	216 (534 decimal)
Help/Comment:	This setting is available from Red N -> Configure System Tray Icon. Specifies what happens when you Shift Double-Click the N icon. The same options as for the "Double-Click Opens" setting are available.

Keys With No Client Properties User Interface

Computer Only Logon If Not Connected

Setting Name:	Enable Computer Only Logon If Not Connected"
Registry Key:	[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Novell\Login\ Computer Only Logon If Not Connected]
Value Name:	Enable
Value Data Type:	REG_DWORD
Valid Data Range:	0 to 1
Setting Default:	0
Default Data:	None (value not present in registry by default)
Help/Comment:	This setting is involved with the "Computer Only Logon If Not Connected" functionality". If the value of this entry is set to 1, the "Computer Only Logon If Not Connected" feature is enabled. If this value does not exist or is set to 0 (zero), the feature is disabled. This feature first became available with the Novell Client 2 SP2 for Windows (IR3). See TID 7009517.

Setting Name:	Network Category List
Registry Key:	[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Novell\Login\ Computer Only Logon If Not Connected]
Value Name:	Network Category List
Value Data Type:	REG_MULTI_SZ
Valid Data Range:	0 to 1
Setting Default:	N/A
Default Data:	None (value not present in registry by default)
Help/Comment:	This setting is involved with the "Computer Only Logon If Not Connected" functionality". This Multi-String can be set to one or more of the following values, which correspond to the names Windows uses to describe network categories: "Home", "Work" and "Public". This feature first became available with the Novell Client 2 SP2 for Windows (IR3). See TID 7009517.

Setting Name:	Network Name List
Registry Key:	[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Novell\Login\ Computer Only Logon If Not Connected]
Value Name:	Network Name List
Value Data Type:	REG_MULTI_SZ
Valid Data Range:	N/A
Setting Default:	N/A
Default Data:	None (value not present in registry by default)
Help/Comment:	This setting is involved with the "Computer Only Logon If Not Connected" functionality". This Multi-String can contain a list of one or more names that have been assigned to networks identified by Windows. For example, "Network 1", "Network 2", "My-Residence", "My-Office", etc. This feature first became available with the Novell Client 2 SP2 for Windows (IR3). See TID 7009517.

Setting Name:	Use Lists for Novell Logon
Registry Key:	[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Novell\Login\ Computer Only Logon If Not Connected]
Value Name:	Use Lists for Novell Logon
Value Data Type:	REG_DWORD
Valid Data Range:	0 to 1
Setting Default:	0
Default Data:	None (value not present in registry by default)
Help/Comment:	This setting is involved with the "Computer Only Logon If Not Connected" functionality". If the value of this entry is set to 1, the Network Category List and Network Name List values will be interpreted as criteria for networks which CAN access Novell eDirectory servers, and when networks matching these criteria are present the Novell Client should attempt a normal Novell Logon. If the Use Lists for Novell Logon value does not exist or is set to 0 (zero), the Network Category List and Network Name List values will be interpreted as criteria for networks which CAN NOT access Novell eDirectory servers, and if all connected networks match this criteria the Novell Client should skip the eDirectory login attempt and proceed immediately with a Computer Only Logon instead. This feature first became available with the Novell Client 2 SP2 for Windows (IR3). See TID 7009517.

Windows Service Authentication

Setting Name:	Enable Windows Service Authentication
Registry Key:	[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\Software\Novell\Login\ Service Account eDirectory Login\<name of the Windows user account specified for the Windows service "Log On" configuration >]
Value Name:	Enabled
Value Data Type:	REG_DWORD
Valid Data Range:	0 to 1
Setting Default:	0
Default Data:	None (value not present in registry by default)
Help/Comment:	This setting is involved with configuring a Windows service for authentication to eDirectory.For the registry key name, use the name of the Windows user account specified for the Windows service "Log On" configuration. For example, if the Windows service was configured to log on with a Windows user account named "AntiVirusUpdateUser", the registry key that needs to be created is [HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\Software\Novell\Login\Service Account eDirectory Login\AntiVirusUpdateUser]. If the Windows user account name was "DataSyncService", the registry key that needs to be created is [HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\Software\Novell\Login\Service Account eDirectory Login\DataSyncService], etc.This setting is required for the eDirectory login configuration to be honored. If this configuration needs to be temporarily disabled, this value can be set to 0x0 without having to remove any of the other related configuration values. This feature first became available with the Novell Client 2 SP1 for Windows (IR6). See TID 7008266.

Setting Name:	Default User Name
Registry Key:	[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\Software\Novell\Login\ Service Account eDirectory Login\<name of the Windows user account specified for the Windows service "Log On" configuration >]
Value Name:	DefaultUserName
Value Data Type:	REG_SZ
Valid Data Range:	N/A
Setting Default:	N/A
Default Data:	None (value not present in registry by default)
Help/Comment:	This setting is involved with configuring a Windows service for authentication to eDirectory. This setting is required for the eDirectory login configuration to be honored. Specifies the complete distinguished name (DN) of the eDirectory user account to login with. For example, "AntiVirusUpdate.Services.MyCorp". This eDirectory user account name does not have to match the Windows account name being used for the Windows service logon. This feature first became available with the Novell Client 2 SP1 for Windows (IR6). See TID 7008266.

Setting Name:	Default Tree Name
Registry Key:	[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\Software\Novell\Login\ Service Account eDirectory Login\<name of the Windows user account specified for the Windows service "Log On" configuration >]
Value Name:	DefaultTreeName
Value Data Type:	REG_SZ
Valid Data Range:	N/A
Setting Default:	N/A
Default Data:	None (value not present in registry by default)
Help/Comment:	This setting is involved with configuring a Windows service for authentication to eDirectory. This setting is required for the eDirectory login configuration to be honored. Specifies one or more eDirectory tree names for which login should be attempted on behalf of the Windows service. For example, "MYTREE". To specify more than one eDirectory tree name, create a single String value (not "Multi-String Value") and provide a comma-separated list of eDirectory tree names for which login should be performed. For example, "MYTREE,ANOTHERTREE". Note that the same eDirectory user account DN and password will be used for each eDirectory tree authenticated on behalf of this Windows service. Note that ONLY the actual eDirectory tree name is supported; the "DefaultTreeName" value cannot be set to "10.0.0.1" or similar in an attempt to bypass name resolution requirements. The eDirectory tree name will either need to be successfully resolved by SLP or DNS, or will need to be resolved by a local HOSTS file entry matching the eDirectory tree name. This feature first became available with the Novell Client 2 SP1 for Windows (IR6). See TID 7008266.

Setting Name:	Default Password
Registry Key:	[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\Software\Novell\Login\ Service Account eDirectory Login\<name of the Windows user account specified for the Windows service "Log On" configuration >]
Value Name:	DefaultPassword
Value Data Type:	REG_SZ
Valid Data Range:	N/A
Setting Default:	N/A
Default Data:	None (value not present in registry by default)
Help/Comment:	This setting is involved with configuring a Windows service for authentication to eDirectory. This setting is optional. If specified, contains a clear-text version of the password for the eDirectory user account specified in "DefaultUserName". If this value is NOT created in the registry, the Novell Client will default to attempting to login to eDirectory using the same password as was specified for the Windows user account in the Windows service "Log On" configuration. Keeping the eDirectory user account password and Windows user account password in sync and then NOT creating the "DefaultPassword" value in the registry is the recommended approach, to avoid the security implications of a clear-text password saved in the registry. This feature first became available with the Novell Client 2 SP1 for Windows (IR6). See TID 7008266.

eDirectory AutoAdminLogon

Setting Name:	Enable eDirectory AutoAdminLogon
Registry Key:	[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Novell\Login]
Value Name:	AutoAdminLogon
Value Data Type:	REG_SZ
Valid Data Range:	0 to 1
Setting Default:	0
Default Data:	None (value not present in registry by default)
Help/Comment:	Set to 1. See 8.10.2 "Enabling an eDirectory AutoAdminLogon" in the Novell Client 2 SP3 for Windows Administration Guide. Establishing an eDirectory AutoAdminLogon configuration requires that a Windows AutoAdminLogon configuration is also established. Meaning at minimum an automatic Windows account logon will occur if only a Windows AutoAdminLogon is configured; or both an eDirectory account logon and a Windows account logon will occur if both eDirectory AutoAdminLogon and Windows AutoAdminLogon are configured. Any workstation where only an eDirectory AutoAdminLogon is configured will now have the AutoAdminLogon configuration ignored, instead of experiencing undefined results.

Setting Name:	AutoAdminLogon Default User Name
Registry Key:	[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Novell\Login]
Value Name:	DefaultUserName
Value Data Type:	REG_SZ
Valid Data Range:	0 to 1
Setting Default:	0
Default Data:	None (value not present in registry by default)
Help/Comment:	Set to an eDirectory username. See 8.10.2 "Enabling an eDirectory AutoAdminLogon" in the Novell Client 2 SP3 for Windows Administration Guide.

Setting Name:	AutoAdminLogon Default Location Profile
Registry Key:	[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Novell\Login]
Value Name:	DefaultLocationProfile
Value Data Type:	REG_SZ
Valid Data Range:	0 to 1
Setting Default:	0
Default Data:	None (value not present in registry by default)
Help/Comment:	Set to profile to use (that is, Default). See 8.10.2 "Enabling an eDirectory AutoAdminLogon" in the Novell Client 2 SP3 for Windows Administration Guide.

Setting Name:	AutoAdminLogon Default Password
Registry Key:	[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Novell\Login]
Value Name:	DefaultPassword
Value Data Type:	REG_SZ
Valid Data Range:	0 to 1
Setting Default:	0
Default Data:	None (value not present in registry by default)
Help/Comment:	Set to the user's eDirectory password. If the Windows password is the same as the eDirectory password, this value is not necessary. In the future, a way to securely store the eDirectory password might be provided. See 8.10.2 "Enabling an eDirectory AutoAdminLogon" in the Novell Client 2 SP3 for Windows Administration Guide.

Setting Name:	Force Auto Logon
Registry Key:	[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows NT\CurrentVersion\Winlogon]
Value Name:	ForceAutoLogon
Value Data Type:	REG_SZ
Valid Data Range:	0 to 1
Setting Default:	0
Default Data:	None (value not present in registry by default)
Help/Comment:	If this value is set to 1, the auto logon will occur each time a user logs off. To temporarily disable the auto logon feature, hold down the Shift key when the computer is initially booting up or hold down the Shift key right after performing a log off. Note: While this is not a Novell Client setting, it is supported by the Novell Client.

TSClientAutoAdminLogon

Setting Name:	Enable TSClientAutoAdminLogon
Registry Key:	[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Novell\Login]
Value Name:	TSClientAutoAdminLogon
Value Data Type:	REG_SZ
Valid Data Range:	0 to1
Setting Default:	0
Default Data:	None (value not present in registry by default)
Help/Comment:	To enable, set to 1. See 8.11 Enabling TSClientAutoAdminLogon in the Novell Client 2 SP3 for Windows Administration Guide.

Setting Name:	Default Login Profile
Registry Key:	[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Novell\Login]
Value Name:	DefaultLoginProfile
Value Data Type:	REG_SZ
Valid Data Range:	N/A
Setting Default:	N/A
Default Data:	None (value not present in registry by default)
Help/Comment:	Set to the name of profile to use. Typically, the profile policy name is "Default". See Section 8.11 "Enabling TSClientAutoAdminLogon" in the Novell Client 2 SP3 for Windows Administration Guide.

LDAP Contextless Login

Setting Name:	Disable Error Messages
Registry Key:	[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Novell\Graphical Login\ NWLGE\LDAP Contextless]
Value Name:	DisableErrorMessages
Value Data Type:	REG_DWORD
Valid Data Range:	0 to 1
Setting Default:	0
Default Data:	None (value not present in registry by default)
Help/Comment:	Some customer scenarios would prefer that the LDAP Contextless Login feature of the Novell Client would "silently fail" without presenting any additional error messages to the end-user. If this registry value exists and is set to 0x1, no error messages will be presented by the LDAP Contextless Login feature of the Novell Client. If this value is set to 0x0 or does not exist in the registry, then the LDAP Contextless Login feature of the Novell Client will present error messages when LDAP-related operations have failed.

Debug Logging

802.1x Authentication Debug Logging

Setting Name:	Enable 802.1x Debugging
Registry Key:	[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Novell\NOVEAP]
Value Name:	DebugLogDebugLevel
Value Data Type:	REG_DWORD
Valid Data Range:	0 to 1
Setting Default:	N/A
Default Data:	None (value not present in registry by default)
Help/Comment:	To enable 802.1x debugging, set this value to 0x1. The log files will be named "NOVEAP-<session>-<processname>-DEBUG.LOG" or NOVEAP-<servicename>-DEBUG.LOG", and will be located in the "%ProgramData%\Novell\Client\Log\" directory. By default, this directory is hidden. See TID 7005241.

Setting Name:	802.1x Debug File Size
Registry Key:	[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Novell\NOVEAP]
Value Name:	DebugLogMaxFileSize
Value Data Type:	REG_DWORD
Valid Data Range:	N/A
Setting Default:	N/A
Default Data:	None (value not present in registry by default)
Help/Comment:	This setting controls the size of the NOVEAP.DLL log file. The DebugLogMaxFileSize value specifies in KB how large the debug log file will be allowed to grow. If the debug log file reaches the size specified in KB in DebugLogMaxFileSize, the file will be deleted and logging will continue but with all prior log content deleted. Not having a DebugLogMaxFileSize value defined or having the value set to 0 allows the log file to grow indefinitely (the default setting). For example, to allow for a log file up to 100MB, set DebugLogMaxFileSize to 102400. To allow for a log file up to 10MB, set DebugLogMaxFileSize to 10240. See TID 7005241.

Credential Provider Debug Logging

Setting Name:	Enable Credential Provider Debug
Registry Key:	[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Novell\ Authentication\NCCredProvider]
Value Name:	Debug
Value Data Type:	REG_DWORD
Valid Data Range:	0 to 3
Setting Default:	0
Default Data:	0
Help/Comment:	Enables Novell Client Credential Provider debug logging. When set to 3, one or more log files will be created be created in the C:\ProgramData\Novell\Client\Log directory named NCCredProvider-x.log (where x is a number). See TID 7007070.

Client Installation Debug Logging

Setting Name:	Enable Client Installation Debugging
Registry Key:	[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Novell\Client\ Install\Debug]
Value Name:	Level
Value Data Type:	REG_DWORD
Valid Data Range:	0 to 40
Setting Default:	0
Default Data:	None (value not present in registry by default)
Help/Comment:	An installation log file with basic information is created by default, as \%ProgramData%\Novell\Client\Log\NCIDebug.log. For a verbose listing, set this value to 40 (hexadecimal). Note that this will usually require that you create the "Debug" subkey because it doesn't exist by default. And during a clean installation (non-upgrade), also means you need to pre-create the entire subkey path, because not even "Novell" will already exist.

Setting Name:	Client Installation Debug File
Registry Key:	[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Novell\Client\ Install\Debug]
Value Name:	Log File
Value Data Type:	REG_SZ
Valid Data Range:	N/A
Setting Default:	N/A
Default Data:	None (value not present in registry by default)
Help/Comment:	Specifies the name of the installation log file. By default, the log file is \%ProgramData%\Novell\Client\Log\NCIDebug.log.

Network Provider Debug Logging

Setting Name:	Enable Network Provider Debug Logging
Registry Key:	[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Novell\Network Provider]
Value Name:	DebugLogDebugLevel
Value Data Type:	REG_DWORD
Valid Data Range:	0 to 7
Setting Default:	0
Default Data:	None (value not present in registry by default)
Help/Comment:

Setting Name:	Debug Log Max File Size
Registry Key:	[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Novell\Network Provider]
Value Name:	DebugLogMaxFileSize
Value Data Type:	REG_DWORD
Valid Data Range:	N/A
Setting Default:	N/A
Default Data:	None (value not present in registry by default)
Help/Comment:	This setting controls the size of the NCNetProvider.dll log file. If the debug log file reaches the size specified in KB in DebugLogMaxFileSize, the file will be deleted and logging will continue but with all prior log content deleted. Not having a DebugLogMaxFileSize value defined or having the value set to 0 allows the log file to grow indefinitely (the default setting). For example, to allow for a log file up to 100MB, set DebugLogMaxFileSize to 102400. To allow for a log file up to 10MB, set DebugLogMaxFileSize to 10240.

Setting Name:	Debug Log Include Time Output
Registry Key:	[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Novell\Network Provider]
Value Name:	DebugLogIncludeTimeOutput
Value Data Type:	REG_DWORD
Valid Data Range:	0 to 1
Setting Default:	0
Default Data:	None (value not present in registry by default)
Help/Comment:	When enabled, the Novell Client Network Provider (NCNetProvider.dll) debug log contains time stamps.

NCP File System Provider Debug Logging

Setting Name:	Enable NCFSD.SYS Debug
Registry Key:	[HKLM\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Services\NCFSD]
Value Name:	EnableDebug
Value Data Type:	REG_DWORD
Valid Data Range:	0 to 1
Setting Default:	0
Default Data:	None (value not present in registry by default)
Help/Comment:	Enables debug logging for the Novell XTier NCP File System Provider, NCFSD.DLL. Debug logging requires the use of DebugView (available from http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/sysinternals/bb896647.aspx). A reboot is required for the settings to take effect. After a reboot, login and run DebugView as Administrator. Set to 1 to enable NCFSD debugging.

Setting Name:	NCFSD Display Output
Registry Key:	[HKLM\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Services\NCFSD]
Value Name:	FSDisplayOutput
Value Data Type:	REG_DWORD
Valid Data Range:	0 to 1
Setting Default:	0
Default Data:	None (value not present in registry by default)
Help/Comment:	Set to 1 to enable NCFSD debug output.

Setting Name:	NCFSD Debug Level
Registry Key:	[HKLM\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Services\NCFSD]
Value Name:	FSDebugLevel
Value Data Type:	REG_DWORD
Valid Data Range:	N/A
Setting Default:	0
Default Data:	None (value not present in registry by default)
Help/Comment:	Set to 0x20 or as directed by Novell Technical Services.

Client Authentication Package Debug Logging

Setting Name:	Enable NCv1_0.DLL Debug
Registry Key:	[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Novell\ Authentication\Packages\ncv1_0]
Value Name:	Debug
Value Data Type:	REG_DWORD
Valid Data Range:	0 to 3
Setting Default:	0
Default Data:	None (value not present in registry by default)
Help/Comment:	Enables debug logging for the Novell Client Authentication Package, NCv1_0.DLL. Set the value to 3. A reboot is required in order to begin generating the debug log. The debug log will be generated as "NCV1_0.LOG" in the \ProgramData\Novell\Client\Log\ directory.

OpenSLP UA Debug Logging

Setting Name:	Enable LIBSLP.DLL Debug
Registry Key:	[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Novell\Client\ Policies\Network\IP\Address Resolution Providers\ OpenSLP]
Value Name:	Debug
Value Data Type:	REG_DWORD
Valid Data Range:	0 to 3
Setting Default:	0
Default Data:	None (value not present in registry by default)
Help/Comment:	Enables debug logging for the OpenSLP User Agent Library, LIBSLP.DLL. Set the value to 3. If it does not already exist, create the "OpenSLP" subkey manually. A reboot is required in order to begin generating the debug log. The debug log will be generated as "LIBSLP*.LOG" in the \ProgramData\Novell\Client\Log\ directory.

XTier Service Manager Debug Logging

Setting Name:	Enable XTSVCMGR.EXE Debug
Registry Key:	[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Novell\Client\ XTSVCMGR]
Value Name:	Debug
Value Data Type:	REG_DWORD
Valid Data Range:	0 to 3
Setting Default:	0
Default Data:	None (value not present in registry by default)
Help/Comment:	Enables debug logging for the XTier Service Manager, XTSVCMGR.EXE. Set the value to 3. If it does not already exist, create the "XTSVCMGR" subkey manually. A reboot is required in order to begin generating the debug log. The debug log will be generated as "XTSVCMGR*.LOG" in the \ProgramData\Novell\Client\Log\ directory. This debug feature is available in Novell Client 2 SP3 for Windows (IR6) and later.

Version Settings

Setting Name:	Product Name
Registry Key:	[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Novell\Client\ Version]
Value Name:	ProductName
Value Data Type:	REG_SZ
Valid Data Range:	N/A
Setting Default:	Depends on the product being installed
Default Data:	Novell Client 2 SP3 for Windows <version>
Help/Comment:	Stores the product name corresponding to the build of the Novell Client for Windows, and the Windows version installed on the workstation.

Setting Name:	Major Version
Registry Key:	[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Novell\Client\ Version]
Value Name:	MajorVersion
Value Data Type:	REG_DWORD
Valid Data Range:	N/A
Setting Default:	5
Default Data:	5
Help/Comment:	Stores the major version corresponding to the build of the Novell Client for Windows installed on the workstation.

Setting Name:	Minor Version
Registry Key:	[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Novell\Client\ Version]
Value Name:	MinorVersion
Value Data Type:	REG_DWORD
Valid Data Range:	N/A
Setting Default:	1
Default Data:	1
Help/Comment:	Stores the minor version corresponding to the build of the Novell Client for Windows installed on the workstation.

Setting Name:	Support Pack Version
Registry Key:	[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Novell\Client\ Version]
Value Name:	SupportPackVersion
Value Data Type:	REG_DWORD
Valid Data Range:	N/A
Setting Default:	N/A
Default Data:	3
Help/Comment:	Stores the support pack version corresponding to the support pack for the Novell Client for Windows installed on the workstation.

Setting Name:	Build Number
Registry Key:	[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Novell\Client\ Version]
Value Name:	BuildNumber
Value Data Type:	REG_DWORD
Valid Data Range:	N/A
Setting Default:	01332944
Default Data:	01332944
Help/Comment:	Stores the build number corresponding to the build of the Novell Client for Windows installed on the workstation.

Setting Name:	Major Internal Version
Registry Key:	[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Novell\Client\ Version]
Value Name:	MajorInternalVersion
Value Data Type:	REG_DWORD
Valid Data Range:	N/A
Setting Default:	0
Default Data:	0
Help/Comment:	Stores the major internal version corresponding to the build of the Novell Client for Windows installed on the workstation.

Setting Name:	Minor Internal Version
Registry Key:	[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Novell\Client\ Version]
Value Name:	MinorInternalVersion
Value Data Type:	REG_DWORD
Valid Data Range:	N/A
Setting Default:	0
Default Data:	0
Help/Comment:	Stores the minor internal version corresponding to the build of the Novell Client for Windows installed on the workstation.

Version Compatibility Settings

Setting Name:	Compatibility (Legacy)
Registry Key:	[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Novell\ NetWareWorkstation\CurrentVersion]
Value Name:	Compatibility
Value Data Type:	REG_SZ
Valid Data Range:	N/A
Setting Default:	N/A
Default Data:	The CurrentVersion key does NOT contain the correct version of the Novell Client for Windows. It is provided for backward compatibility with legacy applications. All current and future applications should use the Software\Novell\Client\Version key to obtain the correct Client version.
Help/Comment:	Also appears under [HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\ Wow6432Node\Novell\ NetWareWorkstation\CurrentVersion] when the Client is installed on a 64-bit version of Windows.

Setting Name:	Major Internal Version (Legacy)
Registry Key:	[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Novell\ NetWareWorkstation\CurrentVersion]
Value Name:	MajorInternalVersion
Value Data Type:	REG_DWORD
Valid Data Range:	N/A
Setting Default:	0
Default Data:	0
Help/Comment:	This setting is provided for backward compatibility with legacy applications which might be looking in this location for version information.

Setting Name:	Major Version (Legacy)
Registry Key:	[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Novell\ NetWareWorkstation\CurrentVersion]
Value Name:	MajorVersion
Value Data Type:	REG_DWORD
Valid Data Range:	N/A
Setting Default:	5
Default Data:	5
Help/Comment:	This setting is provided for backward compatibility with legacy applications which might be looking in this location for version information.

Setting Name:	Minor Internal Version (Legacy)
Registry Key:	[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Novell\ NetWareWorkstation\CurrentVersion]
Value Name:	MinorInternalVersion
Value Data Type:	REG_DWORD
Valid Data Range:	N/A
Setting Default:	0
Default Data:	0
Help/Comment:	This setting is provided for backward compatibility with legacy applications which might be looking in this location for version information.

Setting Name:	Minor Version (Legacy)
Registry Key:	[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Novell\ NetWareWorkstation\CurrentVersion]
Value Name:	MinorVersion
Value Data Type:	REG_DWORD
Valid Data Range:	N/A
Setting Default:	0
Default Data:	0
Help/Comment:	This setting is provided for backward compatibility with legacy applications which might be looking in this location for version information.

Settings relating to the <DHCP> option used in Login Profiles

Setting Name:	Profiles Using DHCP
Registry Key:	[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Novell\Login]
Value Name:	ProfilesUsingDhcp
Value Data Type:	REG_SZ
Valid Data Range:	N/A
Setting Default:	N/A
Default Data:	7
Help/Comment:	Determines what DHCP info should be saved. Value data: 1 = Context, 2 = Server, 4 = Tree (or the bitwise combination of these).

Setting Name:	DHCP Server
Registry Key:	[HKLM\Software\Novell\Login\DHCP]
Value Name:	Server
Value Data Type:	REG_BINARY
Valid Data Range:	N/A
Setting Default:	N/A
Default Data:	None (value not present in registry by default)
Help/Comment:	This location is used to store the Server delivered by DHCP Option 85.

Setting Name:	DHCP Tree
Registry Key:	[HKLM\Software\Novell\Login\DHCP]
Value Name:	Tree
Value Data Type:	REG_SZ
Valid Data Range:	N/A
Setting Default:	N/A
Default Data:	None (value not present in registry by default)
Help/Comment:	This location is used to store the Tree delivered by DHCP Option 86.

Setting Name:	DHCP Context
Registry Key:	[HKLM\Software\Novell\Login\DHCP]
Value Name:	Context
Value Data Type:	REG_SZ
Valid Data Range:	N/A
Setting Default:	N/A
Default Data:	None (value not present in registry by default)
Help/Comment:	This location is used to store the Context delivered by DHCP Option 87.

Login Results Window Settings

Setting Name:	Login Results Window Top
Registry Key:	[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Novell\Login\Results Pos]
Value Name:	Top
Value Data Type:	REG_DWORD
Valid Data Range:	N/A
Setting Default:	N/A
Default Data:	Varies
Help/Comment:	Controls the position of top of the login results window. This value is created the first time that the results window properly runs.

Setting Name:	Login Results Window Bottom
Registry Key:	[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Novell\Login\Results Pos]
Value Name:	Bottom
Value Data Type:	REG_DWORD
Valid Data Range:	N/A
Setting Default:	N/A
Default Data:	Varies
Help/Comment:	Controls the position of bottom of the login results window. This value is created the first time that the results window properly runs.

Setting Name:	Login Results Window Left
Registry Key:	[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Novell\Login\Results Pos]
Value Name:	Left
Value Data Type:	REG_DWORD
Valid Data Range:	N/A
Setting Default:	N/A
Default Data:	Varies
Help/Comment:	Controls the position of left side of the login results window. This value is created the first time that the results window properly runs.

Setting Name:	Login Results Window Right
Registry Key:	[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Novell\Login\Results Pos]
Value Name:	Right
Value Data Type:	REG_DWORD
Valid Data Range:	N/A
Setting Default:	N/A
Default Data:	Varies
Help/Comment:	Controls the position of right side of the login results window. This value is created the first time that the results window properly runs.

Disable/Edit GUI Login

Credentials Settings

Setting Name:	Disable Username
Registry Key:	[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Novell\Login\Tab Settings\ Credentials]
Value Name:	DisableUserrname
Value Data Type:	REG_DWORD
Valid Data Range:	0 to 1
Setting Default:	0
Default Data:	None (value not present in registry by default)
Help/Comment:	Disables the "Username" field on the GUI login. To disable the field on the GUI login, create the registry entry and put a "1" in the value. The disabled field will still appear on the GUI Login and the user will be able to read the information in the field, but it will be grayed out and the user will not be able to change any of the information stored in the field.

Setting Name:	Disable Password
Registry Key:	[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Novell\Login\Tab Settings\ Credentials]
Value Name:	DisablePassword
Value Data Type:	REG_DWORD
Valid Data Range:	0 to 1
Setting Default:	0
Default Data:	None (value not present in registry by default)
Help/Comment:	Disables the "Password" field on the GUI login. To disable the field on the GUI login, create the registry entry and put a "1" in the value. The disabled field will still appear on the GUI Login and the user will be able to read the information in the field, but it will be grayed out and the user will not be able to change any of the information stored in the field.

Setting Name:	Password Field Description
Registry Key:	[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Novell\Login\Tab Settings\ Credentials]
Value Name:	PasswordFieldDescription
Value Data Type:	REG_SZ
Valid Data Range:	N/A
Setting Default:	N/A
Default Data:	None (value not present in registry by default)
Help/Comment:	This setting allows for customization of the "Password:" edit control label on the login GUI. For example, if using the NMAS Smartcard method, the label description can be changed to "PIN:" instead of the default "Password."

eDirectory Settings

Setting Name:	Disable Server
Registry Key:	[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Novell\Login\Tab Settings\NDS]
Value Name:	DisableServer
Value Data Type:	REG_DWORD
Valid Data Range:	0 to 1
Setting Default:	0
Default Data:	None (value not present in registry by default)
Help/Comment:	Disables the "Server" field on the GUI login. To disable the field on the GUI login, create the registry entry and put a "1" in the value. The disabled field will still appear on the GUI Login and the user will be able to read the information in the field, but it will be grayed out and the user will not be able to change any of the information stored in the field.

Setting Name:	Disable Server Browse
Registry Key:	[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Novell\Login\Tab Settings\NDS]
Value Name:	DisableServerBrowse
Value Data Type:	REG_DWORD
Valid Data Range:	0 to 1
Setting Default:	0
Default Data:	None (value not present in registry by default)
Help/Comment:	Disables the "Servers" browse button on the GUI login. To disable the button on the GUI login, create the registry entry and put a "1" in the value. The disabled button will still appear on the GUI Login, but it will be grayed out.

Script Settings

Setting Name:	Disable Run Scripts
Registry Key:	[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Novell\Login\Tab Settings\Script]
Value Name:	DisableRunScripts
Value Data Type:	REG_DWORD
Valid Data Range:	0 to 1
Setting Default:	0
Default Data:	None (value not present in registry by default)
Help/Comment:	Disables the "Run Scripts" checkbox on the GUI login. To disable the checkbox on the GUI login, create the registry entry and put a "1" in the value. The disabled checkbox will still appear on the GUI Login, but it will be grayed out.

Setting Name:	Disable Display Results
Registry Key:	[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Novell\Login\Tab Settings\Script]
Value Name:	DisableDisplayResults
Value Data Type:	REG_DWORD
Valid Data Range:	0 to 1
Setting Default:	0
Default Data:	None (value not present in registry by default)
Help/Comment:	Disables the "Display Results" checkbox on the GUI login. To disable the checkbox on the GUI login, create the registry entry and put a "1" in the value. The disabled checkbox will still appear on the GUI Login, but it will be grayed out.

Setting Name:	Disable Auto Close
Registry Key:	[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Novell\Login\Tab Settings\Script]
Value Name:	DisableAutoClose
Value Data Type:	REG_DWORD
Valid Data Range:	0 to 1
Setting Default:	0
Default Data:	None (value not present in registry by default)
Help/Comment:	Disables the "Close Automatically" checkbox on the GUI login. To disable the checkbox on the GUI login, create the registry entry and put a "1" in the value. The disabled checkbox will still appear on the GUI Login, but it will be grayed out.

Setting Name:	Disable Login Script
Registry Key:	[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Novell\Login\Tab Settings\Script]
Value Name:	DisableLoginScript
Value Data Type:	REG_DWORD
Valid Data Range:	0 to 1
Setting Default:	0
Default Data:	None (value not present in registry by default)
Help/Comment:	Disables the "Login Script" field on the GUI login. To disable the field on the GUI login, create the registry entry and put a "1" in the value. The disabled field will still appear on the GUI Login and the user will be able to read the information in the field, but it will be grayed out and the user will not be able to change any of the information stored in the field.

Setting Name:	Disable Profile Script
Registry Key:	[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Novell\Login\Tab Settings\Script]
Value Name:	DisableProfileScript
Value Data Type:	REG_DWORD
Valid Data Range:	0 to 1
Setting Default:	0
Default Data:	None (value not present in registry by default)
Help/Comment:	Disables the "Profile Script" field on the GUI login. To disable the field on the GUI login, create the registry entry and put a "1" in the value. The disabled field will still appear on the GUI Login and the user will be able to read the information in the field, but it will be grayed out and the user will not be able to change any of the information stored in the field.

Setting Name:	Disable Variables
Registry Key:	[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Novell\Login\Tab Settings\Script]
Value Name:	DisableVariables
Value Data Type:	REG_DWORD
Valid Data Range:	0 to 1
Setting Default:	0
Default Data:	None (value not present in registry by default)
Help/Comment:	Disables the "Variables" button on the GUI login. To disable the button on the GUI login, create the registry entry and put a "1" in the value. The disabled button still appears on the GUI Login, but it will be grayed out.

Shell Extensions

Setting Name:	Trustees
Registry Key:	[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Novell\Shell Extensions]
Value Name:	Trustees
Value Data Type:	REG_DWORD
Valid Data Range:	0 to 1
Setting Default:	1
Default Data:	1
Help/Comment:	When disabled, the "Add" button will not be available in Novell Client displays of trustees. Although the "Add" button would be grayed out if the current authenticated eDirectory user didn't have the permissions necessary to add or remove trustees, setting this value to 0 will make the "Add" button grayed out 100% of the time regardless of the authenticated eDirectory user's permissions.

Setting Name:	Properties
Registry Key:	[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Novell\Shell Extensions]
Value Name:	Properties
Value Data Type:	REG_DWORD
Valid Data Range:	0 to 1
Setting Default:	1
Default Data:	1
Help/Comment:	When disabled, changes in file or directory attributes will not be allowed in Novell Client displays of the file attributes. Although the current attribute checkboxes would be enabled or grayed out according to whether the current authenticated eDirectory user had the permissions necessary to change the attributes, setting this value to 0 will make the checkboxes grayed out 100% of the time regardless of the authenticated eDirectory user's permissions. Note this setting has no effect on Windows' own file property dialogs, which may also permit changing of some file or directory attributes. Only Novell Client-specific property pages are affected.

Setting Name:	Compression
Registry Key:	[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Novell\Shell Extensions]
Value Name:	Compression
Value Data Type:	REG_DWORD
Valid Data Range:	0 to 1
Setting Default:	1
Default Data:	1
Help/Comment:	When disabled, the "Don't Compress" and "Immediate Compress" attributes in the Novell Client displays of the file attributes cannot be changed. Normally the "Don't Compress" and "Immediate Compress" attribute checkboxes are available based on whether the current server is NetWare 4.0 or later. Setting the "Compression" DWORD value to 0 will override this and unconditionally gray out the "Don't Compress" and "Immediate Compress" attribute checkboxes 100% of the time.See also "Display Novell Rights Page" under "Advanced Menu Settings Tab" earlier in this document.

Uninstall Settings

Setting Name:	Display Icon
Registry Key:	[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows\ CurrentVersion\Uninstall\Novell Client for Windows]
Value Name:	DisplayIcon
Value Data Type:	REG_EXPAND_SZ
Valid Data Range:	N/A
Setting Default:	%SystemRoot%\System32\nwtray.exe
Default Data:	%SystemRoot%\System32\nwtray.exe
Help/Comment:	Defines the icon displayed for the Novell Client for Windows in the list of programs shown in Control Panel > Programs and Features > Uninstall or change a program.

Setting Name:	Display Name
Registry Key:	[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows\ CurrentVersion\Uninstall\Novell Client for Windows]
Value Name:	DisplayName
Value Data Type:	REG_SZ
Valid Data Range:	N/A
Setting Default:	Novell Client for Windows
Default Data:	Novell Client for Windows
Help/Comment:	Defines the name of the Novell Client for Windows in the list of programs shown in Control Panel > Programs and Features > Uninstall or change a program.

Setting Name:	Display Version
Registry Key:	[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows\ CurrentVersion\Uninstall\Novell Client for Windows]
Value Name:	DisplayVersion
Value Data Type:	REG_SZ
Valid Data Range:	N/A
Setting Default:	2 SP3
Default Data:	2 SP3
Help/Comment:	Defines the version of the Novell Client for Windows displayed in the list of programs shown in Control Panel > Programs and Features > Uninstall or change a program.

Setting Name:	Estimated Size
Registry Key:	[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows\ CurrentVersion\Uninstall\Novell Client for Windows]
Value Name:	EstimatedSize
Value Data Type:	REG_DWORD
Valid Data Range:	N/A
Setting Default:	N/A
Default Data:	None (value not present in registry by default)
Help/Comment:	Defines the estimated size of the Novell Client for Windows displayed in the list of programs shown in Control Panel > Programs and Features > Uninstall or change a program.

Setting Name:	No Modify
Registry Key:	[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows\ CurrentVersion\Uninstall\Novell Client for Windows]
Value Name:	NoModify
Value Data Type:	REG_DWORD
Valid Data Range:	N/A
Setting Default:	0 to 1
Default Data:	1
Help/Comment:	This setting prevents the option of modifying the Novell Client for Windows. Because "NoModify" and "NoRepair" are both set to "1", the only option available for the Novell Client for Windows is "Uninstall".

Setting Name:	No Repair
Registry Key:	[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows\ CurrentVersion\Uninstall\Novell Client for Windows]
Value Name:	NoRepair
Value Data Type:	REG_DWORD
Valid Data Range:	N/A
Setting Default:	1
Default Data:	1
Help/Comment:	This setting prevents the option of repairing the Novell Client for Windows. Because "NoModify" and "NoRepair" are both set to "1", the only option available for the Novell Client for Windows is "Uninstall".

Setting Name:	Publisher
Registry Key:	[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows\ CurrentVersion\Uninstall\Novell Client for Windows]
Value Name:	Publisher
Value Data Type:	REG_SZ
Valid Data Range:	N/A
Setting Default:	Novell, Inc.
Default Data:	Novell, Inc.
Help/Comment:	Defines the publisher name displayed in the list of programs shown in Control Panel > Programs and Features > Uninstall or change a program.

Setting Name:	Uninstall String
Registry Key:	[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows\ CurrentVersion\Uninstall\Novell Client for Windows]
Value Name:	UninstallString
Value Data Type:	REG_EXPAND_SZ
Valid Data Range:	N/A
Setting Default:	%SystemRoot%\System32\rundll32 "C:\Program Files\Novell\Client\ncsetup.dll" NWUninstallClient
Default Data:	%SystemRoot%\System32\nwtray.exe
Help/Comment:	Defines the command used when selecting the "Uninstall" option for the Novell Client for Windows when displayed in the list of programs shown in Control Panel > Programs and Features > Uninstall or change a program.

Other Settings

Setting Name:	Mask Responses
Registry Key:	[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Novell\NMAS\ MethodData\challenge_response]
Value Name:	mask_responses
Value Data Type:	REG_DWORD
Valid Data Range:	0 to 1
Setting Default:	0
Default Data:	0
Help/Comment:	This setting applies to the NMAS client. The challenge/response questions allow for any response, such as a word, a sentence, or a phrase. Because it might be difficult to correctly type a phrase or sentence when the text is hidden, answers are not hidden with asterisks by default, like passwords usually are. However, as an added layer of security, you can configure the challenge/response LCM to hide the user’s responses to the challenge questions. For example, when this functionality is enabled, instead of the user’s response reading "my son charlie" in plain text, the response reads " * *******." See Section 6.3 "Using Forgotten Password Self-Service" in the Novell Client 2 SP3 for Windows Administration Guide.

Setting Name:	Filter List
Registry Key:	[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Novell\ Authentication\NCCredProvider]
Value Name:	FilterList
Value Data Type:	REG_MULTI_SZ
Valid Data Range:	N/A
Setting Default:	N/A
Default Data:	See Help/Comment
Help/Comment:	The Novell Client filters out other Credential Providers such that the Novell Credential Provider presents the login interface the user sees. By default, this value is populated with the following Credential Providers:{6f45dc1e-5384-457a-bc13-2cd81b0d28ed} (Windows 7 Password Provider) {692d4db6-7e51-4370-a9ae-ae95848dbf1e} (ZENworks Credential Provider) {3dd6bec0-8193-4ffe-ae25-e08e39ea4063} (NP Provider) {60b78e88-ead8-445c-9cfd-0b87f74ea6cd} (Windows 8 Password Provider)The value for the Novell Client Credential Provider is {fF9CF286D-A029-41F9-86F6-90ACF0618AA4}, and should not be added to this list.

Setting Name:	Max Retries Boot Threshold
Registry Key:	[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Novell\Login]
Value Name:	Max Retries Boot Threshold
Value Data Type:	REG_DWORD
Valid Data Range:	N/A
Setting Default:	65
Default Data:	None (value not present in registry by default)
Help/Comment:	The Max Retries Boot Threshold is a "boot hold down time" relative to the Windows startup process. If the Windows "up time" is less than the specified number of seconds, we will wait until the Windows up time crosses that threshold, or until the redirector reports having one or more networks available, whichever comes first.The intention is that a longer wait for network interfaces to arrive is warranted if Windows is still in the process of booting up, but that this longer wait is unnecessary and frustrating for customers if repeated /every/ time the Novell Client login is invoked.e.g. If the redirector reports no networks are available, but Windows has been running for less than 65 seconds, the Novell Client will continue to wait for the redirector to report having networks available, until Windows has been running for 65 seconds. Once Windows has been running for 65 seconds or more, the Novell Client will only wait to the normal "Max Retries" time period (5 seconds). See TID 7006626.

Setting Name:	NMAS Exception List
Registry Key:	[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Novell\Login\ Disconnected Login]
Value Name:	Enforcement Exception List
Value Data Type:	REG_MULTI_SZ
Valid Data Range:	N/A
Setting Default:	N/A
Default Data:	None (value not present in registry by default)
Help/Comment:	Exception List is used to exempt some users from using NMAS based Windows Logon. This can be used only when the "Require Smart Card for Workstation Only Login" check box is enabled at the time of IAS client installation. Add user names to be exempted from NMAS based Windows logon. Separate each username with a Return Key press. See "Setting up NMAS Based Windows Logon" in the Novell Client 2 SP3 for Windows Administration Guide.

Setting Name:	DA Discovery List
Registry Key:	[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Novell\Client\Policies\Network\IP\Address Resolution Providers\OpenSLP\Parameters]
Value Name:	DA Discovery Sequence
Value Data Type:	REG_SZ
Valid Data Range:	N/A
Setting Default:	N/A
Default Data:	None (value not present in registry by default)
Help/Comment:	Beginning with Novell Client 2 SP3 for Windows (IR3), it is possible to override the default discovery sequence for Directory Agent discovery in OpenSLP. This makes it possible, for example, to force DA discovery using DHCP over manually configured DA. The value contains the sequence to be used for discovery of DAs, such as "DHCP,CONFIGURED,MULTICAST". The DA discovery process will proceed in the order specified. If this property is not present, OpenSLP will be use the default DA discovery sequence of "CONFIGURED,DHCP,MULTICAST" To disable any of the SLP discovery methods, simply remove them from the list of methods in the DA discovery sequence. See TID 7013008.

Setting Name:	Passive Mode NDS Login Silent
Registry Key:	[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Novell\Network Provider\Initial Login]
Value Name:	PassiveModeNDSLoginSilent
Value Data Type:	REG_DWORD
Valid Data Range:	0 to 1
Setting Default:	0
Default Data:	None (value not present in registry by default)
Help/Comment:	Beginning with Novell Client 2 SP3 for Windows (IR3), it is possible to configure the Client such that the login attempt will "silently fail" when using the "Login with non-Novell Credential Provider = On" and the login attempt does not succeed. To enable this option, set the value to "1". To disable the feature, set the value to "0". See TID 7013013.

Setting Name:	Info Cache Exception Process List
Registry Key:	[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\Software\Novell\Client\ Parameters]
Value Name:	InfoCacheExceptionProcessList
Value Data Type:	REG_MULTI_SZ
Valid Data Range:	N/A
Setting Default:	N/A
Default Data:	None (value not present in registry by default)
Help/Comment:	When any application attempts to access the file server to obtain file or subdirectory information, the Novell Client checks to see if the application is included in the InfoCacheExceptionProcessList. If so, the Client uses the Info Cache Exception Timeout Milliseconds timeout value to invalidate the cache. If the cache has timed out when a listed application requests file information, the Client is required to retrieve the data anew from the server. As a result, if, for example, the timeout is set to 1 second (1000 milliseconds), it will take no longer than 1 second for the application to learn the current file size or other attribute information. Note: when an application configured in the list requests specifically file size information, the timeout used will be the configured timeout or 0.75 seconds, whichever is less. This setting is available in Novell Client 2 SP3 for Windows (IR5) and later. See TID 7014264.

Setting Name:	Info Cache Exception Timeout Milliseconds
Registry Key:	[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\Software\Novell\Client\ Parameters]
Value Name:	InfoCacheExceptionTimeoutMilliseconds
Value Data Type:	REG_DWORD
Valid Data Range:	1 -
Setting Default:	1000 (1 second) if value is present. Otherwise, 20000 (20 seconds) for basic information and 750 (.75 seconds) for file size information.
Default Data:	None (value not present in registry by default)
Help/Comment:	When any application attempts to access the file server to obtain file or subdirectory information, the Novell Client checks to see if the application is included in the Info Cache Exception Process List. If so, the Client uses the InfoCacheExceptionTimeoutMilliseconds timeout value to invalidate the cache. If the cache has timed out when a listed application requests file information, the Client is required to retrieve the data anew from the server. As a result, if, for example, the timeout is set to 1 second (1000 milliseconds), it will take no longer than 1 second for the application to learn the current file size or other attribute information. Note: when an application configured in the list requests specifically file size information, the timeout used will be the configured timeout or 0.75 seconds, whichever is less. This setting is available in Novell Client 2 SP3 for Windows (IR5) and later. See TID 7014264.

Setting Name:	Bad Name Cache List
Registry Key:	[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\Software\Novell\Client\ Parameters]
Value Name:	BadNameCacheList
Value Data Type:	REG_MULTI_SZ
Valid Data Range:	N/A
Setting Default:	N/A
Default Data:	None (value not present in registry by default)
Help/Comment:	Establishing a bad server name cache can correct performance problems caused by delays in attempting to locate resources which are not findable by the Novell Client. Add the name of the server(s) as the value data. Place multiple entries on separate lines. The Novell Client reads the bad name cache from the registry during the system initialization and blocks any login attempts by the Novell Client to any server name listed. For example, if you have a Microsoft server that you connect to, you can put its name in the "BadNameCacheList" value and the Novell Client will never try to resolve that name. The asterisk wildcard is supported. For example for the server named "SLES10SP4", the whole string can be provided in the registry or a wildcard can be used, such that an entry of "SLES10*" will block all the servers followed by SLES10, such as SLES10SP4, SLES10SP5, etc. This setting is available in Novell Client 2 SP3 for Windows (IR8) and later. See TID 7015227.

Setting Name:	Bad Name Cache Enabled
Registry Key:	[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\Software\Novell\Client\ Parameters]
Value Name:	BadNameCacheEnabled
Value Data Type:	REG_DWORD
Valid Data Range:	0 to 1
Setting Default:	0
Default Data:	None (value not present in registry by default)
Help/Comment:	Establishing a bad server name cache can correct performance problems caused by delays in attempting to locate resources which are not findable by the Novell Client. Set this value to 1 to enable the Bad Name Cache. The Novell Client reads the bad name cache from the registry during the system initialization and blocks any login attempts by the Novell Client to any server name listed. Explicitly enabling the Bad Name Cache is optional, since effectively, the Bad Name Cache is enabled any time the "BadNameCacheList" contains one or more server names or wildcard patterns. This means that the feature will be enabled if "BadNameCacheList" exists even if the "BadNameCacheEnabled" does not exist in the registry. A "BadNameCacheEnabled" DWORD value of 0x0 will /disable/ the use of the "BadNameCacheList", even if the "BadNameCacheList" value does still exist in the registry. This provides way to temporarily disable the list without actually renaming or deleting "BadNameCacheList" from the registry. This setting is available in Novell Client 2 SP3 for Windows (IR8) and later. See TID 7015227.

Setting Name:	Good Name Cache List
Registry Key:	[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\Software\Novell\Client\ Parameters]
Value Name:	GoodNameCacheList
Value Data Type:	REG_MULTI_SZ
Valid Data Range:	N/A
Setting Default:	N/A
Default Data:	None (value not present in registry by default)
Help/Comment:	If "GoodNameCacheList" is defined, the Novell Client will consider any name that does not match the entries in "GoodNameCacheList" to be "a bad name" and no Novell Client connection attempt will be made. , The "GoodNameCacheList" will contain one or more server names or wildcard patterns. Add the name of the server(s) as the value data. Place multiple entries on separate lines. The Novell Client reads the permanent good name cache from the registry during the system initialization and ensures that the Novell Client will be used to attach to any server name listed if needed. For example, if you have a Novell server that you connect to, you can put its name in the "GoodNameCacheList" value and the Novell Client will always try to resolve that name. The asterisk wildcard is supported. For example for the server named "BLR-FS-01", the whole string can be provided in the registry or a wildcard can be used, such that an entry of "BLR-FS" will allow all the servers followed by BLR-FS, such as "BLR-FS-01", "BLR-FS-04", etc. And, "SALES01" could be used to allow "SALES01", "SALES01.mydomain.com", "SALES01.container.eDir", etc. This setting is available in Novell Client 2 SP4 for Windows and later. See TID 7015227.

Setting Name:	Permanent Good Name Cache Enabled
Registry Key:	[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\Software\Novell\Client\ Parameters]
Value Name:	PermanentGoodNameCacheEnabled
Value Data Type:	REG_DWORD
Valid Data Range:	0 to 1
Setting Default:	0
Default Data:	None (value not present in registry by default)
Help/Comment:	"PermanentGoodNameCacheEnabled" is an optional DWORD registry value which can be used to temporarily disable use of the "GoodNameCacheList" without actually deleting the "GoodNameCacheList" REG_MULTI_SZ value itself. If "PermanentGoodNameCache" is created with a DWORD value of 0, the "GoodNameCacheList" will not be used even if it exists. To re-enable the use of the "GoodNameCacheList", you can simply delete the "PermanentGoodNameCache" DWORD value entirely, or if necessary set the DWORD value to 1 instead. By default the "PermanentGoodNameCache" DWORD value does not exist in the registry, and the only configuration necessary to enable or disable the Permanent Good Name Cache functionality is to create or delete the "GoodNameCacheList" REG_MULTI_SZ value itself. This setting is available in Novell Client 2 SP4 for Windows and later. See TID 7015227.

Setting Name:	Logon Session Grace Period Seconds
Registry Key:	[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\Software\Novell\ Authentication\NCCredProvider]
Value Name:	Logon Session Grace Period Seconds
Value Data Type:	REG_DWORD
Valid Data Range:	N/A
Setting Default:	60
Default Data:	None (value not present in registry by default)
Help/Comment:	The Novell Client includes a 60 second grace period in which any logon session involved in "Logon with non-Novell Credential Provider" would be assumed valid regardless of what the Windows APIs reported. In some cases, the Terminal Server logon is too slow to complete within the 60 second grace period, so additional time is required before the login process can proceed successfully. Set the data for "Logon Session Grace Period Seconds" to the number of seconds during which the logon session is assumed to be valid. This setting is available in Novell Client 2 SP3 for Windows (IR3) and later. See TID 7016295.

Setting Name:	SSO Password Synchronization
Registry Key:	[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\Software\Novell\ Network Provider\Credential Managers]
Value Name:	SSOPwdSynch
Value Data Type:	REG_SZ
Valid Data Range:	N/A
Setting Default:	N/A
Default Data:	None (value not present in registry by default)
Help/Comment:	Typically, this registry entry is set by an application which interacts with the Novell Client. Set the value data to the name of the .dll of the application needing to receive the credential change. For example, for SecureLogin installed in eDirectory Novell Client mode, this value should be set to slinac64.dll. This value instructs the Novell client to pass the new credential structure to the defined module when a change password event occurs (e.g. the user presses Alt-Ctl-Del / Change Password) Without this key defined, other applications will be notified on password expiration during login but will not be notified on password change events.

Setting Name:	Lazy Close Timeout Resolution
Registry Key:	[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Novell\Client\ Parameters]
Value Name:	Lazy Close Timeout Resolution
Value Data Type:	REG_DWORD
Valid Data Range:
Setting Default:	100
Default Data:	None (value not present in registry by default)
Help/Comment:	This parameter determines the time, in milliseconds, that Lazy Close will schedule its evaluations for whether any handles that have been delayed by Lazy Close potentially need to be closed on the NCP server. Meaning, Novell Client will check at most every "Lazy Close Timeout Resolution"-number of milliseconds whether there are Lazy Close handles that have exceeded their "Lazy Close Directory Timeout" and/or "Lazy Close File Timeout" time to live, and must now be closed "for real" on the NCP server. By default this value is 100 milliseconds. Note internally this value will be forced to always be equal or less than the smallest of the "Lazy Close Directory Timeout" and "Lazy Close File Timeout" timeouts that are in effect, regardless of configuration. i.e. If you've lowered either "Lazy Close Directory Timeout" or "Lazy Close File Timeout", but are trying to set "Lazy Close Timeout Resolution" to something higher, it will be "ignored" and forced to be equal to the smallest of the "Lazy Close Directory Timeout" and "Lazy Close File Timeout" values you've set. This setting is available in Novell Client 2 SP4 for Windows and later. See TID 7016596.

Setting Name:	Lazy Close Only Files
Registry Key:	[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Novell\Client\ Parameters]
Value Name:	Lazy Close Only Files
Value Data Type:	REG_DWORD
Valid Data Range:	0 to 1
Setting Default:	0
Default Data:	None (value not present in registry by default)
Help/Comment:	When enabled by creating this value and setting it to a DWORD of 1, Lazy Close will only be active for file handles, and not volume or directory handles. By default when the registry value does not exist, or if it has been created and set to a DWORD of 0, Lazy Close will be active for both file handles and also volume and directory handles. This setting is available in Novell Client 2 SP4 for Windows and later. See TID 7016596.

Setting Name:	Lazy Close Only With Oplock I
Registry Key:	[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Novell\Client\ Parameters]
Value Name:	Lazy Close Only With Oplock I
Value Data Type:	REG_DWORD
Valid Data Range:	0 - 1
Setting Default:	0
Default Data:	None (value not present in registry by default)
Help/Comment:	When enabled by creating this value and setting it to a DWORD of 1, Lazy Close will only be active for file handles that have successfully acquired a Level I oplock from the NCP server. By default when the registry value does not exist, or if it has been created and set to a DWORD of 0, Lazy Close will be active of all file handles, even if no oplock or only a Level II oplock has been acquired from the NCP server. Note the name of this registry value is using the Roman numeral "I" in referring to "Oplock Level I" versus "Oplock Level II", and not the decimal number "1". This setting is available in Novell Client 2 SP4 for Windows and later. See TID 7016596.

Setting Name:	File Attributes Cache Timeout
Registry Key:	[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Novell\Client\ Parameters]
Value Name:	File Attributes Cache Timeout
Value Data Type:	REG_DWORD
Valid Data Range:	0 - 60000
Setting Default:	30
Default Data:	None (value not present in registry by default)
Help/Comment:	Prior to Novell Client 2 SP4 for Windows, if oplock was held, information about the file/subdirectory was cached for only 2 milliseconds. In Novell Client 2 SP4 for Windows, this information is cached for 30 seconds if the oplock is held. By configuring this parameter the 30 second default can be changed from 0 milliseconds to 60000 milliseconds (1 minute). See TID 7016596.

Setting Name:	Disable Large NCP Read Write
Registry Key:	[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\Software\Novell\Client\ Parameters]
Value Name:	DisableLargeNCPReadWrite
Value Data Type:	REG_DWORD
Valid Data Range:	0 - 1
Setting Default:	0
Default Data:	None (value not present in registry by default)
Help/Comment:	Beginning with Novell Client 2 SP4 for Windows and the July 2015 maintenance update for OES 11 SP2, Novell has implemented two new APIs designed to improve performance when reading and writing files from a Novell file server: NCP 87,72 (Read with 64-bit offset and 32-bit read size) NCP 87,73 (Write with 64-bit offset and 32-bit write size) These NCPs will be used instead of NCP 87,64 and NCP 87,65 when the Novell Client determines that the Novell file server supports the new APIs (i.e. when the server returns a value of "3" for the 64BitOffsetsSupportedFlag in NCP 23,17). Novell Client 2 SP4 will continue to work as usual with existing legacy servers.As a result of these improvements, if file reads and writes are for large amounts of data, up to 1MB TCP transfers will occur in response to a single NCP 87,72 or NCP 87,73 request. This results in a performance increase when large file copies / large file reads or writes are being performed, as compared to the previous 64KB limit.Beginning with Novell Client 2 SP4 for Windows (IR2), the Disable Large NCP Read Write policy is available to disable the use of these NCPs. This policy is intended for use ONLY if and when is is necessary to force the Novell Client to not use the NCP 87,72 and NCP 87,73 support in OES 11 SP2 May 2015 and OES 2015 and later. See TID 7016978.It is also possible to disable the use of NCP 87,72 and NCP 87,73 for all users by disabling it at the server console, using these commands (NOTE! Any logged-in users will be disconnected):# ncpcon set SENDFILE_SUPPORT=0 # rcndsd restart

Setting Name:	Force Windows password Sync With Non-Novell Credential Provider
Registry Key:	[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\Software\Novell\Network Provider\Initial Login]
Value Name:	Force Windows password Sync With Non-Novell Credential Provider
Value Data Type:	REG_DWORD
Valid Data Range:	0 - 1
Setting Default:	0
Default Data:	None (value not present in registry by default)
Help/Comment:	Beginning with Client for OES 2 SP4 (IR3), this new functionality is enabled by creating a DWORD value of 0x1 named "Force Windows password Sync With Non-Novell Credential Provider" under the [HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\Software\Novell\Network Provider\Initial Login] key. If the registry value does not exist, or is set to 0x0, the new functionality does not occur. When enabled, and a "Login with non-Novell Credential Provider" login is occurring, if the password used to successfully login to eDirectory does not match the password Windows reported the Windows user account (via the non-Novell Client credential provider) logged on with, Novell Client will now initiate a Windows account password change to make the Windows password the same as the eDirectory password. If the passwords are already identical, no new action will be taken. To suppress errors, see "Force Windows password Sync With Non-Novell Credential Provider Show Errors" setting described below. See TID 7017914.

Setting Name:	Force Windows password Sync With Non-Novell Credential Provider Show Errors
Registry Key:	[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\Software\Novell\Network Provider\Initial Login]
Value Name:	Force Windows password Sync With Non-Novell Credential Provider Show Errors
Value Data Type:	REG_DWORD
Valid Data Range:	0 - 1
Setting Default:	0
Default Data:	None (value not present in registry by default)
Help/Comment:	This setting relates to the "Force Windows password Sync With Non-Novell Credential Provider" described above. If a failure occurs during the Windows account password change attempt, a dialog will be shown (after the eDirectory login) reporting the Windows account password change failure. This setting will to suppress this error message. See TID 7017914.

Setting Name:	Custom System Tray Icon
Registry Key:	[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\Software\Novell\Network Provider]
Value Name:	Custom Systray Icon
Value Data Type:	REG_SZ
Valid Data Range:	N/A
Setting Default:	0
Default Data:	None (value not present in registry by default)
Help/Comment:	New feature added in Client for Open Enterprise Server 2 SP4 (IR4). Specifies the path and filename for a bitmap that will be used for the Micro Focus Client for Open Enterprise Server's system tray icon. The bitmaps need to be in .ICO format, which allows for the inclusion of multiple resolutions within the same file, and is the "icon" format that Windows is expecting. Recommend including at least 16x16, 20x20, 24x24 and 32x32 resolutions for Windows to present optimized versions of the smaller-sized icons. Can be set during install by configuring the INSTALL.INI file. See TID 7018057.

Setting Name:	Custom Shell Extension Icon
Registry Key:	[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\Software\Novell\Network Provider]
Value Name:	Custom Shell Extension Icon
Value Data Type:	REG_SZ
Valid Data Range:	N/A
Setting Default:	0
Default Data:	None (value not present in registry by default)
Help/Comment:	New feature added in Client for Open Enterprise Server 2 SP4 (IR4). Specifies the path and filename for a bitmap that will be used for the shell extensions such as when right-clicking a file or folder located on a Micro Focus file server, from within Windows Explorer. The bitmaps need to be in .ICO format, which allows for the inclusion of multiple resolutions within the same file, and is the "icon" format that Windows is expecting. Recommend including at least 16x16, 20x20, 24x24 and 32x32 resolutions for Windows to present optimized versions of the smaller-sized icons. Can be set during install by configuring the INSTALL.INI file. See TID 7018057.

Setting Name:	Log Record Lock Timeout
Registry Key:	[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\Software\Novell\Client\ Parameters]
Value Name:	LogRecordLockTimeout
Value Data Type:	REG_DWORD
Valid Data Range:	n/a
Setting Default:	0
Default Data:	None (value not present in registry by default)
Help/Comment:	Beginning with Client for OES 2 SP4 (IR6), this new functionality is enabled by creating a DWORD value "LogRecordLockTimeout" under the [HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\Software\Novell\Client\Parameters] key. If the registry value does not exist, or is set to 0x0, the new functionality does not occur. If the "LogRecordLockTimeout" value is defined, it will be used as the NCP-level lock timeout value for all lock requests. The expected behavior for OES NCP Server is to wait for "NCP-level timeout value * 54ms"; e.g. a "LogRecordLockTimeout" value of 0x5 would create an NCP Server-side wait of approximately 270ms. Note there is no protection or upper limit imposed on this value, same as on Novell Client for Windows XP/2003. So it is possible to set a "LogRecordLockTimeout" value that would request a lock wait time that is longer than the 180-second NCP reply timeout. We recommend keeping this "LogRecordLockTimeout" timeout value under one second (to possibly five seconds at most), since the NCP connection will be held for the duration of the wait. See TID 7018764.

Setting Name:	XPLAT Auto Connection Handle Cleanup
Registry Key:	[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\Software\Novell\Client\]
Value Name:	XPLATAutoConnectionHandleCleanup
Value Data Type:	REG_DWORD
Valid Data Range:	0 - 1
Setting Default:	1
Default Data:	None (value not present in registry by default)
Help/Comment:	Beginning with Novell Client 2 SP3 for Windows (IR9), the Client will cache file handles to improve performance. This feature is enabled by default. Change the value to "0" to disable handle caching. No reboot is required.

Setting Name:	UNC Path Filter Behavior
Registry Key:	[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\ Services\NCFSD\]
Value Name:	UNCPathFilterBehavior
Value Data Type:	REG_DWORD
Valid Data Range:	0 - 1
Setting Default:	0
Default Data:	None (value not present in registry by default)
Help/Comment:	Beginning with Novell Client 2 SP4 for Windows (IR7), this workaround is available to correct a problem accessing resources when both CIFS and NCP protocols are enabled on an OES 2015 SP1 and later server See TID 7021906.

Setting Name:	Purge Display File Delay
Registry Key:	[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Novell\Client\Policies\Network
Value Name:	PurgeDisplayFileDelay
Value Data Type:	REG_DWORD
Valid Data Range:	0-5 minutes (in milliseconds)
Setting Default:	10
Default Data:	None (value not present in registry by default)
Help/Comment:	Beginning with Novell Client 2 SP4 for Windows (IR12), this setting allows for control of the delay between the display of filenames. Value is in milliseconds (e.g. 1 second = 10000 ms). If set to 0, there won't be any delay in showing the filenames. A short time delay is recommended.

Setting Name:	Network Adapter Power Event Handling
Registry Key:	[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Novell\Client\Parameters
Value Name:	NetworkAdapterPowerEventHandling
Value Data Type:	REG_DWORD
Valid Data Range:	0-1
Setting Default:	1
Default Data:	None (value not present in registry by default)
Help/Comment:	Beginning with Novell Client 2 SP4 for Windows (IR12), this setting allows for disabling the default Client behavior which presumes that the IPv4 address has been lost if the network adapter becomes powered down. . See TID 7017353.

Setting Name:	802.1x Authentication Timeout
Registry Key:	[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Novell\NovEAP
Value Name:	AuthTimeout
Value Data Type:	REG_DWORD
Valid Data Range:	0-60
Setting Default:	N/A
Default Data:	None (value not present in registry by default)
Help/Comment:	Defines, in seconds, the timeout used during the eDirectory login. See TID 7024698.

Setting Name:	Disable 802.1x Authentication Failure Prompts
Registry Key:	[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Novell\Tab Settings\EAP
Value Name:	DisableAuthenticationFailurePrompts
Value Data Type:	REG_DWORD
Valid Data Range:	0-1
Setting Default:	0
Default Data:	None (value not present in registry by default)
Help/Comment:	When enabled, this setting will suppress all 802.1x authentication failure messages, regardless of the reason for the failure. See TID 7024698.

Related Non-Novell Settings

Setting Name:	Network Provider Order
Registry Key:	[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\ Control\NetworkProvider]
Value Name:	ProviderOrder
Value Data Type:	REG_MULTI_SZ
Valid Data Range:	N/A
Setting Default:
Default Data:	None (value not present in registry by default)
Help/Comment:	The value for the Novell Client provider is "NCFSD". The value data for the ProviderOrder value name on a typical Windows 6.x workstation with the Novell Client installed may appear as:NCFSD,LanmanWorkstation,RDPNP,webclientThese entries appear in the Manage Network Connections UI as the following list: NetWare Services Microsoft Windows Network Microsoft Terminal Server Network Provider Web Client Network See TID 7000693.

Setting Name:	Smart Card Logon Notify
Registry Key:	[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\Software\Microsoft\Windows NT\CurrentVersion\WinLogon\Notify]
Value Name:	SmartCardLogonNotify
Value Data Type:	REG_DWORD
Valid Data Range:	0 to 1
Setting Default:	N/A
Default Data:	None (value not present in registry by default)
Help/Comment:	By default Windows 7 and Windows 2008R2 do not notify other providers of a Smart Card login. Although not tested, we suspect that other Windows 6.x operating systems may behave the same way.See TID 7008382.

Setting Name:	Run Scripts Synchronously
Registry Key:	[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\Software\Microsoft\Windows NT\CurrentVersion\Winlogon]
Value Name:	RunLogonScriptSync
Value Data Type:	REG_DWORD
Valid Data Range:	0 to 1
Setting Default:	0
Default Data:	None (value not present in registry by default)
Help/Comment:	When logging in to both eDirectory and Windows through the credential provider of the Novell Client, the processing of login scripts stored in eDirectory now starts at the same time other login scripts are processed, such as the Windows user login script. This means that eDirectory login script execution will start (but not necessarily finish) before the user's Desktop is built.In addition, existing Windows policies such as Run logon scripts synchronously now apply to how the Novell logon script execution will be handled. This appears to be the default behavior in Windows Server with Terminal Services, but the policy may need to be explicitly set in other Windows configurations.If you require that logon script processing must finish before the user's desktop is built, you can enable this Windows policy in the Group Policy Editor (GPEDIT.MSC) under Computer Configuration > Administrative Templates > System > Scripts > Run logon scripts synchronously. Note the same policy is also available as a User Configuration policy. Possible values include: 0: The logon script and Windows Explorer can run simultaneously. 1: Windows Explorer does not start until the logon script has finished running. This restriction can be used either on a user by user basis by adding it to HKEY_CURRENT_USER or on a computer wide basis by adding it to HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE.

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klarsonfcsg over 10 years ago

It would be really cool to have a way to reset the Novell client back to all default settings. Either a .reg file or ideally in the client installer to have an option to "reset to default".
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MigrationDeletedUser over 10 years ago

Thanx Earle!
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MigrationDeletedUser over 10 years ago in reply to MigrationDeletedUser

Problems fixed in .adm version 1.7, posted today.
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MigrationDeletedUser over 10 years ago in reply to MigrationDeletedUser

It's a bug. I'll fix this and release a new build soon.
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MigrationDeletedUser over 10 years ago

Nice application! Have been looking for a adm for some time now.
It works for most of my settings but I try to set the following three settings without succes:
1. Advanced login tab: advanced button (show advanced options): no (Keeps showing it no matter what setting I use.
2. Ditto for Forgot Your Password prompt
3. Last Logged On User: no => last user keeps popping up.

Is this a bug or am I doing something wrong?

Regards, Arno.
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MigrationDeletedUser over 10 years ago in reply to MigrationDeletedUser

Thanks reni. I have updated the document with this correction.
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MigrationDeletedUser over 10 years ago

'SLP Maximum Results' has a copy of the help/comment section from 'SLP Broadcast Only' instead of its own help/comment
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MigrationDeletedUser over 11 years ago

Thanks reni. I have updated the document with this correction.
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MigrationDeletedUser over 11 years ago

Setting Name: Bad Address Cache Timeout

Registry Key:
[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\Software\Novell\Client\Nsvccost\Parameters]

Should be:
[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Novell\Client\Parameters\NSVCCOST]

Or atleast thats where nwtray changes the setting.
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