Re: Netserver logon

[Philipp Rusch <Philipp.Rusch@xxxxxxxxxxxx>]

Mark,
the name of the userprofile must match the name of that user in Win9x / NT
either locally or in the domain, if there is one.
I meant this match, when talking about "synchronising", this is a manual 
process.
There is no "additional" logic like a second name for this purpose ...

Regards from Germany, Philipp

P.S.: IF you had an NT domain controller AND win nt integration on your
AS/400, THEN you could enroll AS/400 users in the domain user database
automatically. But this is another story, if you are interested ...  :-)

"M. Lazarus" schrieb:

> Philipp,
>
> At 6/7/02 05:06 PM, you wrote:
> >the network client code of  Windows 9x and ME always uses the
> >username of your first login to the machine/network itself to authorize
> >on further connections. There is no way to change this behaviour, you
> >cannot supply a different username to connect to another (netbios-) resources
> >like you were able with Win NT or W2K.
> >You got to synchronize your usernames on the windows machines with
> >the names on the AS/400.
>
>   Is there an additional user ID / password when connecting via Netserver
> or do the usual *USRPRF's apply?
>
>   -mark
>
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