What are the registry settings for the Novell Clients for Windows 95/98?
(Last modified: 09Oct2002)
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What are the registry settings for the Novell Clients for Windows 95/98?
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Novell Clients for Windows 95/98
Novell Client 3.21 for Windows 95/98
Novell Client 3.3 for Windows 95/98
Novell Client 3.31 for Windows 95/98
Microsoft Windows 95
Microsoft Windows 98
Formerly TID 2948390
The corresponding TID for the NT Client is TID 10013637.
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This document is designed to provide a comprehensive list of all registry values that are used as Novell Client for Windows 95/98 settings. This document organizes them the same way they are displayed in the GUI menus under Control Panel/Network/Novell NetWare Client. It also provides the default value (where applicable) and the range the setting has (where applicable).
CLIENT Tab:
Preferred Server
Registry Key: HKLM\Network\Novell\System Config\NetWare DOS Requester\Preferred Server
Registry Value: [string] 0
Default Value: N/A
Range: N/A
Client Version: Implemented by at least the 95/98 Client version 2.5 or higher.
Description: Legacy setting used to specify the server that NDS should authenticate the user to when the Novell Client is started. The corresponding Default Location Profile value takes precedence over this legacy setting.
Preferred Tree
Registry Key: HKLM\Network\Novell\System Config\NetWare DOS Requester\Preferred Tree
Registry Value: [string] 0
Default Value: N/A
Range: N/A
Client Version: Implemented by at least the 95/98 Client version 2.5 or higher.
Description: Legacy setting used to specify the Directory tree that NDS should authenticate the user to when the Novell Client is started. The corresponding Default Location Profile value takes precedence over this legacy setting.
Name Context
Registry Key: HKLM\Network\Novell\System Config\NetWare DOS Requester\Name Context
Registry Value: [string] 0
Default Value: N/A
Range: N/A
Client Version: Implemented by at least the 95/98 Client version 2.5 or higher.
Description: Legacy setting used to specify the NDS Context that should be used when NDS attempts to authenticate a user when the Novell Client is first started. The corresponding Default Location Profile value takes precedence over this legacy setting.
First Network Drive
Registry Key: HKLM\Network\Novell\System Config\NetWare DOS Requester\First Network Drive
Registry Value: [string] 0
Default Value: F
Range: A - Z (only allow non-local drives)
Client Version: Implemented by at least the 95/98 Client version 2.5 or higher.
Description: This parameter sets the first network drive to the drive letter of your choice when you connect to a NetWare server. The first network drive applies to any user logging in to the network using the workstation where it is set.
Client Version
Registry Key: HKLM\Network\Novell\System Config\Install\Client Version
Registry Value: [dword] MajorVersion, MinorVersion, Level, Revision
Default Value: 3.2.0.0 (for the 3.2 version of the client
Range: 0 - 9999
Client Version: Implemented by at least the 95/98 Client version 3.0 or higher.
Description: Shows the version information for the Novell Client (derived from both external and internal versioning).
Service Pack
Registry Key: HKLM\Network\Novell\System Config\Install\Client Version
Registry Value: [dword] Service Pack
Default Value: 0
Range: 0 - 9999
Client Version: Implemented by at least the 95/98 Client version 3.1 or higher.
Description: Displays both the service pack version information as well as providing a button activated list of the patched files.
LOCATION PROFILES Tab:
This tab configuration is dynamic for many of the components. The exact registry values for the static components is provided
below, the logic for the dynamic components is provided.
List of Location Profiles
Registry Key: HKLM\SOFTWARE\Novell\Location Profiles\Profile List
Registry Value: [string] 0, 1, ..., n
Default Value: N/A
Range: N/A
Client Version: Implemented by at least the 95/98 Client version 2.5 or higher.
Description:
Default Login Location Profile
Registry Key: HKLM\SOFTWARE\Novell\Location Profiles\Services\{1E6CEEA1-FB73-11CF-BD76-00001B27DA23}\Default
NOTE: This one is dynamic. There will be up to 5 Tabn (i.e. Tab1, Tab2, Tab3, Tab4, and Tab5) Registry keys with a different possible list of values. Each Tabn key has a "Tab" string value that gives the title of the tab (i.e. "NDS", "Bindery", "Script", "NT Credentials", or "Dialup"). Depending on what has been enabled, Script may be Tab2 for one machine and Tab3 or even Tab1 on another machine. You will need to key off what the "Tab" Registry Value is set to in order to know what Values to expect for the key.
When Tab = "NDS"
Registry Values: [dword]Clear Connections, [string]Context, [string]Server, [string]Tree
When Tab = "Bindery"
Registry Values: [dword]Clear Connections, [string]Server
When Tab = "Script"
Registry Values: [dword]Close Results, [dword]Display Results, [dword]Login Script, [string]Profile Script, [string]Script File, [string]Variable2, [string]Variable3, [string]Variable4
When Tab = "NT Credentials"
Registry Values: [string]DefaultDomainName,
[string]DefaultUserName
When Tab = "Dialup"
Registry Values: [string]Dialup Entry, [string]Dialup From, [dword]Enable RAS
ADVANCED LOGIN Tab:
Default Policy Support
Registry Key: HKLM\Software\Novell\Workstation Manager\Policy Support
Registry Value: [dword] Check Default
Default Value: 1
Range: 0 = OFF, 1 = ON
Client Version: Implemented by at least the 95/98 Client version 2.5 or higher.
Description: If enabled then after the user logs into a NetWare/NDS server, the Novell Client will attempt to read the CONFIG.POL file from the Authentication server's PUBLIC directory on the SYS volume.
Policy Path and Filename
Registry Key: HKLM\Software\Novell\Workstation Manager\Policy Support
Registry Value: [string] Policy Path
Default Value: NULL
Range: N/A
Client Version: Implemented by at least the 95/98 Client version 2.5 or higher.
Description: Only available if the Default Policy Support is unchecked. Allows any UNC path to be inserted for the CONFIG.POL file (can be a different file name). Must include not only the server, volume/share, directory, but also the filename. Leaving out the filename will cause the Policy download to fail. The UNC path can point to any valid network file location that the current client has a network provider enabled for (i.e. the file could be stored on an NT Server or a NetWare Server).
Location List
Registry Key: HKLM\Software\Novell\Login
Registry Value: [dword] Location
Default Value: 0
Range: 0 = OFF, 1=ON
Client Version: Implemented by at least the 95/98 Client version 2.5 or higher.
Description: Specifies whether the Location list in the Login dialog box is enabled. The list shows Location Profiles that have been configured on this workstation and allows the user to select one for login (Location Profiles store many login settings such as Preferred Server, Tree, and Context). After the initial installation, there is only one Location Profile enabled called the "Default Location Profile". However additional Location Profiles can be configured manually or using ZENworks.
Advanced Button
Registry Key: HKLM\Software\Novell\Login
Registry Value: [dword] Advanced
Default Value: 1
Range: 0 = OFF, 1=ON
Client Version: Implemented by at least the 95/98 Client version 2.5 or higher.
Description: Specifies whether the Advanced button on the Login dialog box is enabled. This button leads to various tabs that help you to specify advanced login parameters.
Variables Button
Registry Key: HKLM\Software\Novell\Login
Registry Value: [dword] Variables
Default Value: 1
Range: 0 = OFF, 1=ON
Client Version: Implemented by at least the 95/98 Client version 2.5 or higher.
Description: Specifies whether the Variables button in the Login dialog box is enabled. The button allows you to define the %2, %3, %4 and %5 login script variables used when the user logs in (from the old DOS days where %1 was the program executable and %2 was the first command line parameter, ..., and %5 was the fourth command line parameter).
Clear Connections
Registry Key: HKLM\Software\Novell\Login
Registry Value: [dword] Clear Connections
Default Value: 1
Range: 0 = OFF, 1=ON
Client Version: Implemented by at least the 95/98 Client version 2.5 or higher.
Description: Specifies whether the Clear Connections checkbox appears in the Login dialog box. The check box allows you to clear all previous connections when you create a new connection to the network (clears printer captures, drive mappings, and network drive search path entries from the Environment Search PATH).
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CONTEXTLESS LOGIN Tab:
Enable
Registry Key: HKLM\Network\Novell\System Config\Network Provider\Graphical Login\NWLGE\ZXContext
Registry Value: [dword] RunContext
Default Value: 0
Range: 0 = OFF, 1 = ON
Client Version: Implemented in the 95/98 Client version 3.0 or higher.
Description: Check this box to enable contextless login. Contextless login makes it possible to log in to the network without specifying an NDS context. Contextless login requires the catalog and dredger services to be configured on a NetWare server and will not work without this preparation.
Wildcard Searching Allowed
Registry Key: HKLM\Network\Novell\System Config\Network Provider\Graphical Login\NWLGE\ZXContext
Registry Value: [dword] AllowWild
Default Value: 0
Range: 0 = OFF, 1 = ON
Client Version: Implemented in the 95/98 Client version 3.0 or higher.
Description: Only available if the Contextless login is enabled. If enabled, a user can use wildcards in the username, rather than having to enter the entire username. For example, a user with the username TKERBY could enter TKER* as the search string.
Search Timeout (sec)
Registry Key: HKLM\Network\Novell\System Config\Network Provider\Graphical Login\NWLGE\ZXContext
Registry Value: [dword] SearchTimeout
Default Value: 2
Range: 0 - 999
Client Version: Implemented in the 95/98 Client version 3.0 or higher.
Description: Specifies that maximum amount of time (in seconds) that you want the Novell Login to search NDS for the specified user. If you set this value too low, the search might timeout before the user is located. If you set this too high, a search for an invalid or unavailable user might take too long.
Tree/Catalog key pair
Registry Key: HKLM\Network\Novell\System Config\Network Provider\Graphical Login\NWLGE\ZXContext\Catalogs\[Tree Name]
Registry Value: [Catalog Name]
Default Value: N/A
Range: N/A
Client Version: Implemented in the 95/98 Client version 3.0 or higher.
Description: During a login session, usable catalogs are automatically found. You can specify Tree and Catalog pairs to force contextless login to use a specific catalog for each tree in the list. For each Tree/Catalog pair there will be a string value with the name of the Tree and the value of the Catalog.
SERVICE LOCATION Tab:
Scope List
Registry Key: HKLM\Network\Novell\System Config\SRVLOC\Scope
Registry Value: [string] 0, 1, ..., n
Default Value: N/A
Range: N/A
Client Version: Implemented in the 95/98 Client version 3.0 or higher.
Description: This is a list of Scope names to be reported to SLP applications on this 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 (unless the Active Discovery option has been disabled), though dynamically discovered Scopes are not display here (can only be viewed with the SLPINFO command).
Static (in Scope window)
Registry Key: HKLM\Network\Novell\System Config\SRVLOC\Static Scopes
Registry Value: [string] 0
Default Value: OFF
Range: ON, OFF
Client Version: Implemented in the 95/98 Client version 3.0 or higher.
Description: Check the Static check box if you don't want the list to be supplemented by scopes that are discovered dynamically from Directory Agents, otherwise the Client will use all scopes that the discovered Directory Agents service.
Directory Agent List
Registry Key: HKLM\Network\Novell\System Config\SRVLOC\Directory Agent
Registry Value: [string] 0, 1, ..., n
Default Value: N/A
Range: N/A
Client Version: Implemented in the 95/98 Client version 3.0 or higher.
Description: This is a list of SLP Directory Agent addresses. Multiple Directory Agent addresses are allowed and the SLP User Agent/Client will contact each of these DAs when doing a Service query, so it is not recommended to assign more than 2 or 3 DAs. 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.
Static (In Directory Agent window)
Registry Key: HKLM\Network\Novell\System Config\SRVLOC\Static DAs
Registry Value: [string] 0
Default Value: OFF
Range: ON, OFF
Client Version: Implemented in the 95/98 Client version 3.0 or higher.
Description: If you check the Static check box for the Directory Agent list, SLP requests will be sent to the Directory Agents whose addresses or DNS names have been configured in the list. Otherwise, SLP will send requests to all discovered (statically or dynamically) Directory Agents in the network.
Active Discovery
Registry Key: HKLM\Network\Novell\System Config\SRVLOC\Active Discovery
Registry Value: [string] 0
Default Value: ON
Range: ON, OFF
Client Version: Implemented in the 95/98 Client version 3.0 or higher.
Description: This parameters controls whether or not SLP is allowed to use multicast to look up services . If it is set to ON, then the SLP name space provider can send multicast requests (224.0.1.22) to Server Agents (SAs) in the event the service could not be found using a DA. Setting this to ON also allows the SLP User Agent (UA) to attempt to locate a DA using multicast (224.0.1.35). If this is set to OFF, then the SLP name space provider must send all service requests to DAs (unicast) and is NOT allowed to send multicast requests to SAs.
ADVANCED SETTINGS Tab:
Alert Beep
Registry Key: HKLM\Network\Novell\System Config\NIOS\Alert Beep
Registry Value: [string] 0
Default Value: ON
Range: ON, OFF
Client Version: Implemented by at least the 95/98 Client version 2.5 or higher.
Description: Specifies whether or not an audible beep should be sounded when a pop-up message is displayed.
Auto Reconnect Level
Registry Key: HKLM\Network\Novell\System Config\NetWare DOS Requester\AUTO RECONNECT LEVEL
Registry Value: [string] 0
Default Value: 3
Range: 0 - 5
Client Version: Implemented by at least the 95/98 Client version 2.5 or higher.
Description: Specifies the level of the Client Auto Reconnect feature to use. The levels of Auto Reconnect are as follows:
0 = Disable/no Auto Reconnect.
1 = Devices (connections, drive mappings, printer captures) only.
2 = Devices and Files opened for Read Only.
3 = Devices and all opened Files and File Locks.
4 = Devices, all opened Files/File Locks, and guaranteed File Write data recovery .
5 = Devices, all opened Files/File Locks, guaranteed File Write data recovery, and ability to write network files to local disk and then resync files to the network later (only available with Disconnectable NetWare).
The 3.2 95/98 Client and NetWare 5 only support Auto Reconnect Levels 0-3. Levels 4 and 5 are for future implementations of the Client and NetWare.
Auto Reconnect Timeout
Registry Key: HKLM\Network\Novell\System Config\NetWare DOS Requester\AUTO RECONNECT TIMEOUT
Registry Value: [string] 0
Default Value: 120
Range: 120 - 65535
Client Version: Implemented by at least the 95/98 Client version 2.5 or higher.
Description: How long (in minutes) the Auto Reconnect feature will continue to attempt to reconnect to lost resources before timing out.
Broadcast Mode
Registry Key: HKLM\Network\Novell\System Config\NetWare DOS Requester\broadcast mode
Registry Value: [string] 0
Default Value: 120
Range: 0, 1, 2 (0=All, 1=Server Only, 2=None)
Client Version: Implemented by at least the 95/98 Client version 2.5 or higher.
Description: Broadcast Mode controls what type of incoming popup messages a workstation can receive. If set to "All" the workstation will receive all messages (from users and servers).; "Server Only" accepts messages only from servers and "None" rejects all incoming popup messages (from users and servers).
Cache NetWare Password
Registry Key: HKLM\Network\Novell\System Config\Network Provider\Cache NetWare Password
Registry Value: [string] 0
Default Value: ON
Range: ON, OFF
Client Version: Implemented by at least the 95/98 Client version 2.5 or higher.
Description: Specifies whether the NetWare credentials (name and password) from the initial login are stored in memory (cache) and used to authenticate to additional NetWare resources. If this is disabled, then when a user uses Network Neighborhood to browse to NetWare Servers or Trees, they will be required to re-enter their name and password before you can open them.
Cache Writes
Registry Key: HKLM\Network\Novell\System Config\NetWare DOS Requester\CACHE WRITES
Registry Value: [string] 0
Default Value: YES (ON)
Range: YES, NO (GUI shows this as ON, OFF, registry uses YES, NO)
Client Version: Implemented by at least the 95/98 Client version 2.5 or higher.
Description: Improves performance for writing files to the network by allowing the client to save changes to workstation memory before saving them to the network. If this is disabled, then the Novell Client must submit the file write changes to the server before being allowed to continue on (will create a longer delay in the time applications pause during a file write). This is not the same as the True Commit parameter which goes a step further and requires that the server acknowledge that the file changes have actually been committed to the volume on the server (not just submitted to be written) before being allowed to continue on.
Checksum
Registry Key: HKLM\Network\Novell\System Config\NetWare DOS Requester\CHECKSUM
Registry Value: [string] 0
Default Value: 3
Range: 0 - 3
Client Version: Implemented by at least the 95/98 Client version 2.5 or higher.
Description: Provides a higher level of data integrity by validating NCP packets.
Close Behind Ticks
Registry Key: HKLM\Network\Novell\System Config\NetWare DOS Requester\CLOSE BEHIND TICKS
Registry Value: [string] 0
Default Value: 0
Range: 0 - 65535
Client Version: Implemented by at least the 95/98 Client version 2.5 or higher.
Description: The time (in ticks) the client waits after a file is closed before flushing the file from cache and writing it to disk. Increasing this value will improve file performance where files are opened, changed, closed, and then reopened frequently (i.e. a database). There are about 18 ticks per second.
Delay Writes
Registry Key: HKLM\Network\Novell\System Config\NetWare DOS Requester\DELAY WRITES
Registry Value: [string] 0
Default Value: NO (OFF)
Range: YES, NO (GUI shows this as ON, OFF, registry uses YES, NO)
Client Version: Implemented by at least the 95/98 Client version 2.5 or higher.
Description: Delay Writes keeps the files in cache for the amount of time specified by Close Behind Ticks after the application closes the file. This is used for applications that repeatedly close and reopen files, such as overlay files.
DOS Name
Registry Key: HKLM\Network\Novell\System Config\NetWare DOS Requester\DOS NAME
Registry Value: [string] 0
Default Value: WIN95
Range: N/A
Client Version: Implemented by at least the 95/98 Client version 2.5 or higher.
Description: DOS Name is the operating system used by the %OS parameter.
End Of Job
Registry Key: HKLM\Network\Novell\System Config\NetWare DOS Requester\EOJ
Registry Value: [string] 0
Default Value: NO (OFF)
Range: YES, NO (GUI shows this as ON, OFF, registry uses YES, NO)
Client Version: Implemented by at least the 95/98 Client version 2.5 or higher.
Description: Causes an End of Job (EOJ) command to be sent to the file server when a process has completed (i.e. print job, file read/write, etc...) which releases all resources allocated on the file server to the current task. This setting was implemented to help accommodate applications that did not properly release resources on the network.
Environment Pad
Registry Key: HKLM\Network\Novell\System Config\NetWare DOS Requester\ENVIRONMENT PAD
Registry Value: [string] 0
Default Value: 17
Range: 17 - 512 bytes
Client Version: Implemented by at least the 95/98 Client version 2.5 or higher.
Description: Environment Pad specifies the number of bytes added to a DOS program's environment space before executing the program. If there are several Environment variables (created using SET statements), then this value may need to be increased to accomodate them, otherwise some of the variables may not be available to the DOS program.
File Cache Level
Registry Key: HKLM\Network\Novell\System Config\NetWare DOS Requester\FILE CACHE LEVEL
Registry Value: [string] 0
Default Value: 3
Range: 0 - 3
Client Version: Implemented by at least the 95/98 Client version 2.5 or higher.
Description: Specifies the type of file caching used at the client. The larger the value, the more aggressive the client will be in caching files and the better the performance. Some applications may be intolerant of aggressive file caching and may require this setting to be disabled (0).
File Write Through
Registry Key: HKLM\Network\Novell\System Config\NetWare DOS Requester\FILE WRITE THROUGH
Registry Value: [string] 0
Default Value: NO (OFF)
Range: YES, NO (GUI shows this as ON, OFF, registry uses YES, NO)
Client Version: Implemented by at least the 95/98 Client version 2.5 or higher.
Description: Controls whether or not all files are opened in write-through mode.
Force First Network Drive
Registry Key: HKLM\Network\Novell\System Config\NetWare DOS Requester\FORCE FIRST NETWORK DRIVE
Registry Value: [string] 0
Default Value: NO (OFF)
Range: YES, NO (GUI shows this as ON, OFF, registry uses YES, NO)
Client Version: Implemented by at least the 95/98 Client version 2.5 or higher.
Description: Specifies the network drive letter the SYS:LOGIN directory is mapped to after logging out. 'On' maps SYS:LOGIN to the "First Network Drive'. 'Off' maps SYS:LOGIN to the current drive letter in use.
Give Up on Requests to SAs
Registry Key: HKLM\Network\Novell\System Config\SRVLOC\TIME-8-QUIT-SA-Q
Registry Value: [string] 0
Default Value: 15
Range: 1 - 60000 seconds
Client Version: Implemented in the 95/98 Client version 3.0 or higher.
Description: This parameter specifies the maximum amount of time SLP will take to send requests to Server Agents. A Server Agent is responsible to advertise SLP Services that applications on that system register to it (i.e. a NetWare server will register a bindery.novell SLP service, and an ndap.novell service for any NDS replicas it holds).
Handle Net Errors
Registry Key: HKLM\Network\Novell\System Config\NetWare DOS Requester\handle net errors
Registry Value: [string] 0
Default Value: NO (OFF)
Range: YES, NO (GUI shows this as ON, OFF, registry uses YES, NO)
Client Version: Implemented by at least the 95/98 Client version 2.5 or higher.
Description: Determines whether the Client handles network critical errors or returns an INT 24 to the application making the network request (thereby allowing the application to handle the network critical error).
Hold Files
Registry Key: HKLM\Network\Novell\System Config\NetWare DOS Requester\Hold Files
Registry Value: [string] 0
Default Value: OFF
Range: ON, OFF
Client Version: Implemented by at least the 95/98 Client version 2.5 or higher.
Description: Specifies whether files opened by a program using FCB_IO are held open until the program exits or are closed before the program exits. 'On' will hold them open until the program exits. 'Off' means that they can be closed by the program before it exits.
Large Internet Packet Start Size
Registry Key: HKLM\Network\Novell\System Config\NetWare DOS Requester\lip start size
Registry Value: [string] 0
Default Value: 65535
Range: 512-65535
Client Version: Implemented by at least the 95/98 Client version 2.5 or higher.
Description: Large Internet Packet (LIP) Start Size determines the starting value for negotiating the LIP size. Setting this value can shorten the initial negotiation time for packet size over slow links.
Large Internet Packets
Registry Key: HKLM\Network\Novell\System Config\NetWare DOS Requester\large internet packets
Registry Value: [string] 0
Default Value: YES (ON)
Range: YES, NO (GUI shows this as ON, OFF, registry uses YES, NO)
Client Version: Implemented by at least the 95/98 Client version 2.5 or higher.
Description: When Large Internet Packets is "On", it uses the maximum packet size negotiated between the NetWare server and the workstation, even across routers, bridges, and switches. If the maximum packet size supported by the network is smaller than the negotiated packet size, the size supported by the network is used.
Link Support Layer Max Buffer Size
Registry Key: HKLM\Network\Novell\System Config\Link Support\Max Buffer Size
Registry Value: [string] 0
Default Value: 4736
Range: 638-24682 bytes
Client Version: Implemented by at least the 95/98 Client version 2.5 or higher.
Description: Specifies the maximum supported packet size in bytes. Use this setting to optimize performance for media (primarily token ring) that can use packets that are larger than the default size. If your network uses bus-mastering, increasing the settings increases system memory usage. Otherwise, system memory usage is usually unaffected by this setting.
Lock Delay
Registry Key: HKLM\Network\Novell\System Config\NetWare DOS Requester\LOCK DELAY
Registry Value: [string] 0
Default Value: 1
Range: 0-65535 ticks
Client Version: Implemented by at least the 95/98 Client version 2.5 or higher.
Description: Determines the delay (in ticks) to retry the open or lock of a file after a SHARE failure. Increase this value if you receive SHARE errors. There are approximately 18 ticks per second.
Lock Retries
Registry Key: HKLM\Network\Novell\System Config\NetWare DOS Requester\LOCK RETRIES
Registry Value: [string] 0
Default Value: 5
Range: 1-65535 retries
Client Version: Implemented by at least the 95/98 Client version 2.5 or higher.
Description: Determines the number of retries to open or lock a file after receiving a SHARE failure. Increase this value if you receive SHARE errors.
Log File
Registry Key: HKLM\Network\Novell\System Config\NIOS\LOG FILE
Registry Value: [string] 0
Default Value: NULL
Range: N/A
Client Version: Implemented by at least the 95/98 Client version 2.5 or higher.
Description: Specifies the location and filename used too store Novell Client diagnostic information (i.e. C:\NOVELL\CLIENT32\NIOS.LOG). In addition to setting this value, you must also put the NWEnableLogging=True line in the [386Enh] section of the SYSTEM.INI before the Novell Client will begin writing information to the log file.
Log File Size
Registry Key: HKLM\Network\Novell\System Config\NIOS\LOG FILE SIZE
Registry Value: [string] 0
Default Value: 65535
Range: 0 - 1048576 bytes
Client Version: Implemented by at least the 95/98 Client version 2.5 or higher.
Description: Determines the maximum size of the Log File used for Novell Client diagnostic information before it begins to wrap around to the beginning of the file.
Long Machine Type
Registry Key: HKLM\Network\Novell\System Config\NetWare DOS Requester\LONG MACHINE TYPE
Registry Value: [string] 0
Default Value: IBM_PC
Range: N/A
Client Version: Implemented by at least the 95/98 Client version 2.5 or higher.
Description: Tells the Novell Client for Windows 95/98 what type of machine is being used each time the %MACHINE variable is accessed. Use this setting to set the machine's search path to the correct version of DOS.
Max Cache Size
Registry Key: HKLM\Network\Novell\System Config\NetWare DOS Requester\MAX CACHE SIZE
Registry Value: [string] 0
Default Value: 0 (dynamically sized by Novell Client)
Range: 0-49152 Kbytes
Client Version: Implemented by at least the 95/98 Client version 2.5 or higher.
Description: Determines the largest size the NetWare Cache is allowed to use. Setting to 0 allows the client to dynamically allocate available memory for caching. Setting a larger value improves network file access performance, but decreases the memory available for running applications or caching files on local drives.
Max Cur Dir Length
Registry Key: HKLM\Network\Novell\System Config\NetWare DOS Requester\Max Cur Dir Length
Registry Value: [string] 0
Default Value: 64
Range: 64-255 characters
Client Version: Implemented by at least the 95/98 Client version 2.5 or higher.
Description: Sets the maximum length of the DOS prompt. Some applications do not function correctly if this is set higher than 64.
Message Timeout
Registry Key: HKLM\Network\Novell\System Config\NetWare DOS Requester\Message Timeout
Registry Value: [string] 0
Default Value: 0 (User must clear the message manually)
Range: 0-10000 ticks
Client Version: Implemented by at least the 95/98 Client version 2.5 or higher.
Description: Defines the time (in ticks) before pop-up messages are cleared from the screen without user intervention. Setting this to 0 will leave messages on the screen until the user manually clears the message. There are approximately 18 ticks per second.
Minimum Time To Net
Registry Key: HKLM\Network\Novell\System Config\NetWare DOS Requester\minimum time to net
Registry Value: [string] 0
Default Value: 0
Range: 0-65535 milliseconds
Client Version: Implemented by at least the 95/98 Client version 2.5 or higher.
Description: Used for bridged WAN/satellite with time-to-net values set too low for workstations to make a connection under either of the following conditions:
1. The server on the other side of the link is not running Packet Burst
2. The transfer rate for the link is 2400 baud or less. For 2400 baud, set this parameter to 10000 milliseconds.
Name Cache Level
Registry Key: HKLM\Network\Novell\System Config\NetWare DOS Requester\Name Cache Level
Registry Value: [string] 0
Default Value: 1
Range:
1. 0=disabled: No name cache
2. 1=enabled: A table of discovered and not-discovered names is kept in the system RAM.
3. 2=enabled with persistence: Discovered names are written to a file while not-discovered names are kept in the system RAM.
Client Version: Implemented in the 95/98 Client version 3.1 or higher.
Description: Specifies the level name caching to be used by the Client. Name caching refers to the mapping of a Service Name to an address (IP or IPX). For example mapping the server name NW_NDS1 to the IP address of 151.155.204.32. Setting this to 2 allows the client to store Service Names and their addresses in a file that will be read the next time the machine is booted, which can result in significantly reduced login times and network traffic.
NCP Max Timeout
Registry Key: HKLM\Network\Novell\System Config\NetWare DOS Requester\NCP Max Timeout
Registry Value: [string] 0
Default Value: 30
Range: 0-65535 seconds
Client Version: Implemented by at least the 95/98 Client version 2.5 or higher.
Description: The amount of time the client is allowed to retry a network connection before an error message is displayed.
Net Status Busy Timeout
Registry Key: HKLM\Network\Novell\System Config\NetWare DOS Requester\net status busy timeout
Registry Value: [string] 0
Default Value: 180
Range: 1-600 seconds
Client Version: Implemented by at least the 95/98 Client version 2.5 or higher.
Description: Specifies the number in seconds to wait for a non-busy response from a server before the client displays an error message.
Net Status Timeout
Registry Key: HKLM\Network\Novell\System Config\NetWare DOS Requester\net status timeout
Registry Value: [string] 0
Default Value: 30
Range: 1-600 seconds
Client Version: Implemented by at least the 95/98 Client version 2.5 or higher.
Description: Specifies the number of seconds to wait for a response from the network to an application's request before the client displays an error message. The difference between this setting and the Net Status Busy Timeout is that this setting is used when there has been NO response from the server (the Net Status Busy Timeout is used when there has been a "Server Busy"/Choke/"Request Being Processed" reply from the server for a request, but the actual requested information has not yet been provided).
NetWare Protocol
Registry Key: HKLM\Network\Novell\System Config\NetWare DOS Requester\NetWare Protocol
Registry Value: [string] 0
Default Value: NDS BIND
Range: NDS BIND, BIND NDS, NDS, BIND
Client Version: Implemented by at least the 95/98 Client version 2.5 or higher.
Description: Legacy setting that controlled what order the Name Space Providers (formerly NetWare Name Services) are accessed in. This is now controlled on the Name Resolution Order on the Protocol Preferences tab.
Network Printers
Registry Key: HKLM\Network\Novell\System Config\NetWare DOS Requester\Network Printers
Registry Value: [string] 0
Default Value: 3
Range: 0-9 printers
Client Version: Implemented by at least the 95/98 Client version 2.5 or higher.
Description: Sets the number of logical LPT ports the Novell Client can capture/redirect. This parameter allows you to capture and redirect LPT1 through LPT9. If you want to capture LPT4 or higher, you must set this value higher than the default of 3 to work.
NWLanguage
Registry Key: HKLM\Network\Novell\System Config\Language\NWLanguage
Registry Value: (Default)
Default Value: ENGLISH
Range: N/A (Any valid string will be accepted)
Client Version: Implemented by at least the 95/98 Client version 2.5 or higher.
Description: Determines the language that the NetWare utilities will use when executed from this workstation.
Opportunistic Locking
Registry Key: HKLM\Network\Novell\System Config\NetWare DOS Requester\OPPORTUNISTIC LOCKING
Registry Value: [string] 0
Default Value: NO (OFF)
Range: YES, NO (GUI shows this as ON, OFF, registry uses YES, NO)
Client Version: Implemented by at least the 95/98 Client version 2.5 or higher.
Description: If enabled, allows the client to detect opportunities to exclusively cache network files locally. Setting this to 'On' can dramatically improve file access performance.
Packet Burst
Registry Key: HKLM\Network\Novell\System Config\NetWare DOS Requester\PB BUFFERS
Registry Value: [string] 0
Default Value: 1
Range: 0, 1 (0=Off, 1=On)
Client Version: Implemented by at least the 95/98 Client version 2.5 or higher.
Description: The Packet Burst parameter controls the use of the Packet Burst protocol for file read/write. Generally, Packet Burst reduces overall network traffic and improves performance. Novell strongly recommends enabling Packet Burst to improve file read/write performance from NetWare servers.
Packet Burst Read Window Size
Registry Key: HKLM\Network\Novell\System Config\NetWare DOS Requester\PBURST READ WINDOW SIZE
Registry Value: [string] 0
Default Value: 24
Range: 3-255 packets
Client Version: Implemented by at least the 95/98 Client version 2.5 or higher.
Description: Specifies the maximum number of packets used in a read burst window size that the client can use. This value only controls the maximum number of packets for a Packet Burst Read Window, the actual value in use will depend on network conditions (the Client reduces the value used when packets are lost or data in the packet is incomplete). Increasing this value beyond its default might be detrimental to server performance as the Client will continue to attempt to increase this value if it has previously backed off because of network problems.
Packet Burst Write Window Size
Registry Key: HKLM\Network\Novell\System Config\NetWare DOS Requester\PBURST WRITE WINDOW SIZE
Registry Value: [string] 0
Default Value: 10
Range: 3-255 packets
Client Version: Implemented by at least the 95/98 Client version 2.5 or higher.
Description: Specifies the maximum number of packets used in a write burst window that the client can use. This value only controls the maximum number of packets for a Packet Burst Write Window, the actual value in use will depend on network conditions (the Client reduces the value used when packets are lost or data in the packet is incomplete). Increasing this value beyond its default might be detrimental to server performance as the Client will continue to attempt to increase this value if it has previously backed off because of network problems.
Polled Broadcast Message Buffers
Registry Key: HKLM\Network\Novell\System Config\NetWare DOS Requester\polled broadcast msg buffers
Registry Value: [string] 0
Default Value: 0
Range: 0-100
Client Version: Implemented by at least the 95/98 Client version 2.5 or higher.
Description: Sets thes maximum number of broadcast messages to be saved on the client when Broadcast Message Mode (value in the broadcast packet, not the same as Broadcast Mode) is set to 'polled'. If more uncleared messages are received than this value allows, subsequent messages will be discarded.
Print Header
Registry Key: HKLM\Network\Novell\System Config\NetWare DOS Requester\Print Header
Registry Value: [string] 0
Default Value: 64
Range: 0-1024 bytes
Client Version: Implemented by at least the 95/98 Client version 2.5 or higher.
Description: Sets the size of the buffer (in bytes) that holds the information used to initialize the printer for each print job. Increase this value if you are using a complex print job, or printing to a PostScript printer.
Print Tail
Registry Key: HKLM\Network\Novell\System Config\NetWare DOS Requester\Print Tail
Registry Value: [string] 0
Default Value: 16
Range: 0-1024 bytes
Client Version: Implemented by at least the 95/98 Client version 2.5 or higher.
Description: Sets the size of the buffer (in bytes) that holds the information used to reset the printer after a print job.
Read Only Compatibility
Registry Key: HKLM\Network\Novell\System Config\NetWare DOS Requester\READ ONLY COMPATIBILITY
Registry Value: [string] 0
Default Value: NO (OFF)
Range: YES, NO (GUI shows this as ON, OFF, registry uses YES, NO)
Client Version: Implemented by at least the 95/98 Client version 2.5 or higher.
Description: Determines whether a file marked Read Only can be opened with a Read/Write access call. Some applications require this parameter to be 'On' to function properly.
Remove Drive From Environment
Registry Key: HKLM\Network\Novell\System Config\NetWare DOS Requester\REMOVE DRIVE FROM ENVIRONMENT
Registry Value: [string] 0
Default Value: NO (OFF)
Range: YES, NO (GUI shows this as ON, OFF, registry uses YES, NO)
Client Version: Implemented by at least the 95/98 Client version 3.0 or higher.
Description: Controls whether or not network drive letters (all drive letters between the First Network Drive and Z:)are removed from the PATH variable when a drive mapping is removed/deleted or during login (removes all network drive letters assuming the ones needed will be remapped and added to the path during login). So if the AUTOEXEC.BAT defines a PATH statement that includes a network drive letter (i.e. pointing to a drive letter that will be mapped to an NT or other non-NetWare server during the persistent drive reconnecting), it will be removed during login to NetWare unless this parameter is set to Off.
Replica Timeout
Registry Key: HKLM\Network\Novell\System Config\NetWare DOS Requester\REPLICA TIMEOUT
Registry Value: [string] 0
Default Value: 0
Range: 0 - 1000 (minutes)
Client Version: Implemented in the 95/98 Client version 3.2 or higher.
Description: Duration of time in which the client will attempt to login to the NDS replica previously used as the Primary NDS Server. helps to ensure that a user is connecting to the closest NDS replica servers.
Resolve Name Using Primary Connection
Registry Key: HKLM\Network\Novell\System Config\NetWare DOS Requester\Resolve Name Using Primary
Registry Value: [string] 0
Default Value: ON
Range: ON, OFF
Client Version: Implemented by at least the 95/98 Client version 2.5 or higher.
Description: Controls whether or not Resolve Name requests will be done ONLY over the primary connection/Primary NDS server. If set to 'Off' then Resolve Name requests can be done over all connections.
Search Dirs First
Registry Key: HKLM\Network\Novell\System Config\NetWare DOS Requester\SEARCH DIR FIRST
Registry Value: [string] 0
Default Value: NO (OFF)
Range: YES, NO (GUI shows this as ON, OFF, registry uses YES, NO)
Client Version: Implemented by at least the 95/98 Client version 2.5 or higher.
Description: When the Novell client attempts to locate a file/directory request from an application, it does yet know if it is a file or directory. It first attempts to find the requested path/file as a file and if that fails it will attempt to locate it as a directory. Setting this parameter to 'On' will change the client to first search for a file/directory request as a directory first and a file second. Unless you open more directories than files, leave this setting at default.
Search Mode
Registry Key: HKLM\Network\Novell\System Config\NetWare DOS Requester\SEARCH MODE
Registry Value: [string] 0
Default Value: 1
Range: 1-7
Client Version: Implemented by at least the 95/98 Client version 2.5 or higher.
Description: Alters the method for finding a file if it is not in the current directory or path.
Send Message
Registry Key: HKLM\Network\Novell\System Config\Network Provider\Send Message
Registry Value: [string] Enable
Default Value: YES (ON)
Range: YES, NO (GUI shows this as ON, OFF, registry uses YES, NO)
Client Version: Implemented by at least the 95/98 Client version 2.5 or higher.
Description: Specifies whether the Send Message function is enabled. This function is available by right-clicking on a server in Network Neighborhood. In the 3.2 95/98 Client, this parameter was renamed "Enable Send Message" and is now under the Advanced Menu Settings tab.
Set Station Time
Registry Key: HKLM\Network\Novell\System Config\NetWare DOS Requester\Set Station Time
Registry Value: [string] 0
Default Value: ON
Range: ON, OFF
Client Version: Implemented by at least the 95/98 Client version 2.5 or higher.
Description: Synchronizes the client workstation date and time with that of the NetWare server that the client workstation initially attaches to. Setting the value of this parameter to Off disables syncing time from the server to the workstation and allows the workstation time to differ significantly from the network servers.
Short Machine Type
Registry Key: HKLM\Network\Novell\System Config\NetWare DOS Requester\SHORT MACHINE TYPE
Registry Value: [string] 0
Default Value: IBM
Range: N/A (Any valid string)
Client Version: Implemented by at least the 95/98 Client version 2.5 or higher.
Description: Specifies which overlay files to use with the specific machine type of your client workstation. This setting is similar to Long Machine Type, except that it is used specifically with overlay files. The value for this setting can be up to four characters long. Use this setting when the %MACHINE variables is accessed. Examples of files using this setting and value include the IBM$RUN.OVL file for the windowing utilities and the CMPQ$RUN.OVL file that uses a default black-and-white color palette for NetWare.
Show Edit Login Script Item
Registry Key: HKLM\Network\Novell\System Config\Network Provider\Menu Items
Registry Value: [string] Modify Login Script
Default Value: YES (ON)
Range: YES, NO (GUI shows this as ON, OFF, registry uses YES, NO)
Client Version: Implemented by at least the 95/98 Client version 2.5 or higher.
Description: The 95/98 Client version 3.2 and higher has moved the GUI display of this setting to the Advanced Menu Settings tab.
Show Novell System Tray Icon
Registry Key: HKLM\Network\Novell\System Config\Network Provider\Menu Items
Registry Value: [string] Enable Systray Icon
Default Value: YES (ON)
Range: YES, NO (GUI shows this as ON, OFF, registry uses YES, NO)
Client Version: Implemented by at least the 95/98 Client version 2.5 or higher.
Description: The 95/98 Client version 3.2 and higher has moved the GUI display of this setting to the Advanced Menu Settings tab.
Show Scheduler System Tray Icon
Registry Key: HKLM\Software\Novell\Workstation Manager
Registry Value: [dword] NoTrayIcon
Default Value: 0
Range: 0, 1 (0=ON [Show icon], 1=OFF [Don't show icon])
Client Version: Implemented by at least the 95/98 Client version 2.5 or higher.
Description: The 95/98 Client version 3.2 and higher has moved the GUI display of this setting to the Advanced Menu Settings tab.
Show User Administration Menu
Registry Key: HKLM\Network\Novell\System Config\Network Provider\Menu Items
Registry Value: [string] Enable User Info
Default Value: YES (ON)
Range: YES, NO (GUI shows this as ON, OFF, registry uses YES, NO)
Client Version: Implemented by at least the 95/98 Client version 2.5 or higher.
Description: The 95/98 Client version 3.2 and higher has moved the GUI display of this setting to the Advanced Menu Settings tab.
Shrink Path to Dot
Registry Key: HKLM\Network\Novell\System Config\NetWare DOS Requester\SHRINK PATH TO DOT
Registry Value: [string] 0
Default Value: YES (ON)
Range: YES, NO (GUI shows this as ON, OFF, registry uses YES, NO)
Client Version: Implemented by at least the 95/98 Client version 2.5 or higher.
Description: Allows network search drives in the DOS PATH variable to either be truncated to a dot or be left with the full directory path.
Signature Level
Registry Key: HKLM\Network\Novell\System Config\NetWare DOS Requester\signature level
Registry Value: [string] 0
Default Value: 1
Range: 0-3 (0=Disabled, 1=Enabled, but not preferred, 2=Preferred, 3=Required)
Client Version: Implemented by at least the 95/98 Client version 2.5 or higher.
Description: 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. The values are as follows: 0 = Disabled, 1=Enabled, but not preferred, 2=Enabled and preferred, 3=Required.
SLP Cache Replies
Registry Key: HKLM\Network\Novell\System Config\SRVLOC\TIME-0-CACHE-REPLIES
Registry Value: [string] 0
Default Value: 1
Range: 1-60 minutes
Client Version: Implemented in the 95/98 Client version 3.0 or higher.
Description: When SLP receives a service request from a User Agent (UA), the SLP reply is saved for the amount of time specified by the SLP Cache Replies parameter. If SLP receives a duplicate of the request, the cached reply is sent so the same reply does not have to be generated again.
SLP Default Registration Lifetime
Registry Key: HKLM\Network\Novell\System Config\SRVLOC\TIME-1-REG-LIFETIME
Registry Value: [string] 0
Default Value: 10800
Range: 60-60000 seconds
Client Version: Implemented in the 95/98 Client version 3.0 or higher.
Description: The Novell Clients include the capability to advertise SLP Services from workstations (not just servers). In the event an applications requests the Client to register an SLP Service with a DA, this setting controls the time (in seconds) for the default registration lifetime (time before the DA expires/invalidates the Service).
SLP Maximum Transmission Unit
Registry Key: HKLM\Network\Novell\System Config\SRVLOC\MTU
Registry Value: [string] 0
Default Value: 1400
Range: 576-4096 bytes
Client Version: Implemented in the 95/98 Client version 3.0 or higher.
Description: This parameter specifies the maximum transmission unit (MTU) for the link layer used. Erroneously setting this parameter either too large or too small will adversely affect performance of SLP. This parameter only affects SLP traffic using the UDP protocol, the TCP protocol negotiates it's own MTU during connection creation.
SLP Multicast Radius
Registry Key: HKLM\Network\Novell\System Config\SRVLOC\Multicast Radius
Registry Value: [string] 0
Default Value: 32
Range: 1-32
Client Version: Implemented in the 95/98 Client version 3.0 or higher.
Description: This parameter is a number specifying the maximum number of subnets (number of routers plus 1) that SLP's multicast packets can traverse. This is accomplished by setting the Time To Live (TTL) of the multicast packet equal to this parameter. A value of 1 confines multicasting to the local segment only (all routers will discard the multicast request).
True Commit
Registry Key: HKLM\Network\Novell\System Config\NetWare DOS Requester\TRUE COMMIT
Registry Value: [string] 0
Default Value: NO (OFF)
Range: YES, NO (GUI shows this as ON, OFF, registry uses YES, NO)
Client Version: Implemented by at least the 95/98 Client version 2.5 or higher.
Description: This controls whether buffers flushed by an application are commited immediately to disk on the server. Setting this value to On will ensure data integrity at the expense of significantly reduced file write performance. This is because the when this is set On, the Client must immediately commit the file changes to disk on the server and must wait until the server acknowledges that the changes have been written instead of just requiring an acknowledgement from the server that the write request has been received (shows as disk request and then as dirty cache buffer if it sits long enough). This parameter is an implementation of the File Commit functionality used in the Windows NT Novell Client.
Use Broadcast for SLP Multicast
Registry Key: HKLM\Network\Novell\System Config\SRVLOC\Use Broadcast For Multicast
Registry Value: [string] 0
Default Value: OFF
Range: ON, OFF
Client Version: Implemented in the 95/98 Client version 3.0 or higher.
Description: Specifies that IP broadcasting should be used in all cases instead of IP multicasting. This is done using the subnet mask and setting all host address bits to 1. So an IP address of 198.35.24.12 (Class C) with a subnet mask of 255.255.255.0 would sent SLP requests to the IP broadcast address of 198.35.24.255.
Use DHCP for SLP
Registry Key: HKLM\Network\Novell\System Config\SRVLOC\DHCP Registry Value: [string] 0
Default Value: ON
Range: ON, OFF
Client Version: Implemented in the 95/98 Client version 3.0 or higher.
Description: This parameter controls whether or not the Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol (DHCP) can be used for obtaining SLP Scope and Directory Agent configuration. This is accomplished by the client sending a DHCP Inform Req for the DHCP Option 78 (SLP DA) and 79 (SLP Scope).
Use Extended File Handles
Registry Key: HKLM\Network\Novell\System Config\NetWare DOS Requester\USE EXTENDED FILE HANDLES
Registry Value: [string] 0
Default Value: NO (OFF)
Range: YES, NO (GUI shows this as ON, OFF, registry uses YES, NO)
Client Version: Implemented by at least the 95/98 Client version 2.5 or higher.
Description: If set to 'On' will allow the Novell client to open multiple files up to the server parameter MAXIMUM FILE LOCKS PER CONNECTION.
Use Video BIOS
Registry Key: HKLM\Network\Novell\System Config\NIOS\Use Video BIOS
Registry Value: [string] 0
Default Value: OFF
Range: ON, OFF
Client Version: Implemented by at least the 95/98 Client version 2.5 or higher.
Description: Specifies whether or not the client uses BIOS or Direct Video Memory calls when a pop-up message is displayed. The BIOS method is slower than the Direct Video Memory calls.
Wait Before Giving Up On DA
Registry Key: HKLM\Network\Novell\System Config\SRVLOC\TIME-6-QUIT-DA-WAIT
Registry Value: [string] 0
Default Value: 5
Range: 1-60000 seconds
Client Version: Implemented in the 95/98 Client version 3.0 or higher.
Description: This parameter specifies the amount of time that SLP will wait before giving up on a request to a Directory Agent.
Wait Before Registering on Passive DA
Registry Key: HKLM\Network\Novell\System Config\SRVLOC\TIME-10-WAIT-REG-DA-PASSIVE
Registry Value: [string] 0
Default Value: 2
Range: 1-60000 seconds
Client Version: Implemented in the 95/98 Client version 3.0 or higher.
Description: Specifies the range of time for the random delay interval before a Server Agent reregisters it's service with the Directory Agent.
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ADVANCED MENU SETTINGS tab
Cancel Desktop Login
Registry Key: HKLM\Network\Novell\System Config\Network Provider\Initial Login
Registry Value: [string] Cancel Desktop Login
Default Value: Off
Range: On, Off (YES=On, NO=Off)
Client Version: Implemented by at least the 95/98 Client version 2.5 or higher.
Description: Allows/disallows the canceling of the desktop login.
Change Password
Registry Key: HKLM\Network\Novell\System Config\Network Provider\Menu Items
Registry Value: [string] Change Password
Default Value: On
Range: On, Off (YES=On, NO=Off)
Client Version: Implemented in the 95/98 Client version 3.2 or higher.
Description: Enables/disables the "Change Password" button in the "Novell Password Administration" dialog (available when right-clicking on the Novell red "N" in the System Tray (Systray) and selecting "User Administration for [your_NDS_Tree]"). If disabled, the "Change Password" button is still displayed in the Novell Password Administration dialog, but it is grayed out (disabled) and can not be selected.
Display Bindery Services Page
Registry Key: HKLM\Network\Novell\System Config\Network Provider\Property Pages
Registry Value: [string] Display Bindery Services Page
Default Value: On
Range: On, Off (YES=On, NO=Off)
Client Version: Implemented in the 95/98 Client version 3.2 or higher.
Description: Unknown functionality.
Display Container Page
Registry Key: HKLM\Network\Novell\System Config\Network Provider\Property Pages
Registry Value: [string] Display Container Page
Default Value: On
Range: On, Off (YES=On, NO=Off)
Client Version: Implemented in the 95/98 Client version 3.2 or higher.
Description: Unknown functionality.
Display Directory Map Object Page
Registry Key: HKLM\Network\Novell\System Config\Network Provider\Property Pages
Registry Value: [string] Display Directory Map Object Page
Default Value: On
Range: On, Off (YES=On, NO=Off)
Client Version: Implemented in the 95/98 Client version 3.2 or higher.
Description: Enables/disables the "NetWare Directory Map Object Information" page for the Directory Map object. This page is normally viewed when browsing inside of Network Neighborhood, browsing inside NDS containers, selecting a Directory Map object (represented with a folder icon), Right-clicking on a Directory Map Object, selecting Properties. This property page shows the full NDS object Path (context) and NDS Tree as well as the Server, Volume and Directory Path the Directory Map Object references. Disabling this property page does not disable other property pages (i.e. NetWare Info or NetWare Rights), nor does it restrict a user's ability to use this Directory Map Object (NDS rights/ACL), it merely affects whether or not the user can see the "NetWare Directory Map Object Information" property page.
Display Directory Services Page
Registry Key: HKLM\Network\Novell\System Config\Network Provider\Property Pages
Registry Value: [string] Display Directory Services Page
Default Value: On
Range: On, Off (YES=On, NO=Off)
Client Version: Implemented in the 95/98 Client version 3.2 or higher.
Description: Enables/disables the properties page for the Novell Directory Services selection. The Novell Directory Services selection is available under Network Neighborhood, Entire Network, NetWare Services. Disabling this setting does not prevent a user from opening the the Novell Directory Services selection and browsing within the NDS tree, only from viewing the properties.
Display NetWare Information Page
Registry Key: HKLM\Network\Novell\System Config\Network Provider\Property Pages
Registry Value: [string] Display NetWare Information Page
Default Value: On
Range: On, Off (YES=On, NO=Off)
Client Version: Implemented in the 95/98 Client version 3.2 or higher.
Description: Enables/disables the "NetWare Info" page for a Volume, Directory or file object when browsing within Network Neighborhood. This page is normally viewed when browsing inside of Network Neighborhood, browsing inside NDS containers, selecting a Volume, Directory, or File object (represented with a folder icon), Right-clicking one of these objects, selecting Properties. This property page shows the Name Spaces loaded, the assigned Owner, Space Restrictions, Space Available, Create/Last Modified dates, and NetWare Directory/File attributes. Disabling this property page does not disable other property pages (i.e. NetWare Rights), nor does it restrict a user's ability to use the volume, directory, or file (managed using NDS rights/ACL), it merely affects whether or not the user can see the "NetWare Info" property page.
Display NetWare Rights Page
Registry Key: HKLM\Network\Novell\System Config\Network Provider\Property Pages
Registry Value: [string] Display NetWare Rights Page
Default Value: On
Range: On, Off (YES=On, NO=Off)
Client Version: Implemented in the 95/98 Client version 3.2 or higher.
Description: Enables/disables the "NetWare Rights" page for a Volume, Directory or file object when browsing within Network Neighborhood. This page is normally viewed when browsing inside of Network Neighborhood, browsing inside NDS containers, selecting a Volume, Directory, or File object (represented with a folder icon), Right-clicking one of these objects, selecting Properties. This property page shows the direct Trustee assignments, Inherited Rights Filters, and Effective Rights (for logged in user). Disabling this property page does not disable other property pages (i.e. NetWare Info), nor does it restrict a user's ability to use the volume, directory, or file (managed using NDS rights/ACL), it merely affects whether or not the user can see the "NetWare Rights" property page.
Display Server Page
Registry Key: HKLM\Network\Novell\System Config\Network Provider\Property Pages
Registry Value: [string] Display Server Page
Default Value: On
Range: On, Off (YES=On, NO=Off)
Client Version: Implemented in the 95/98 Client version 3.2 or higher.
Description: Enables/disables the properties page for a NetWare Server object when browsing within Network Neighborhood. This page is normally viewed when browsing inside of Network Neighborhood, either browsing inside NDS containers or under NetWare Servers. The "NetWare Server Information" property page shows the Server Name, Company, Version, Revision date, Network Address(es) (both IPX/IP), Connections in Use, Max Licensed Connections, NDS Tree, and full NDS Server object name/context. Disabling this property page disables the ability to see any properties of the NetWare Server object in Network Neighborhood, but does not restrict a user's ability to use the server.
Display Tree Page
Registry Key: HKLM\Network\Novell\System Config\Network Provider\Property Pages
Registry Value: [string] Display Tree Page
Default Value: On
Range: On, Off (YES=On, NO=Off)
Client Version: Implemented in the 95/98 Client version 3.2 or higher.
Description: Enables/disables the properties page for a NetWare Tree object when browsing within Network Neighborhood. This page is normally viewed when browsing inside of Network Neighborhood, either browsing inside NDS containers or under NetWare Servers. The "NetWare Tree Information" property page shows the Company and Tree Name. Disabling this property page disables the ability to see any properties of the NetWare Tree object in Network Neighborhood, but does not restrict a user's ability to use the Tree.
Display Volume Information Page
Registry Key: HKLM\Network\Novell\System Config\Network Provider\Property Pages
Registry Value: [string] Display Volume Information Page
Default Value: On
Range: On, Off (YES=On, NO=Off)
Client Version: Implemented in the 95/98 Client version 3.2 or higher.
Description: Enables/disables the "NetWare Volume Information" page for a Volume object when browsing within Network Neighborhood. This page is normally viewed when browsing inside of Network Neighborhood, browsing inside NDS containers, selecting a Volume, Right-clicking on a Volume object, and selecting Properties. This property page shows the Volume Name, storing Server, Name Spaces, Volume Number, Block Size, Installed Features (Suballoc, Compression), User Restrictions, and Free/Used disk for the user. Disabling this property page does not disable other property pages (i.e. NetWare Volume Statistics, NetWare Info, or NetWare Rights), nor does it restrict a user's ability to use the volume (managed using NDS rights/ACL), it merely affects whether or not the user can see the "NetWare Volume Information" property page.
Display Volume Statistics Page
Registry Key: HKLM\Network\Novell\System Config\Network Provider\Property Pages
Registry Value: [string] Display Volume Statistics Page
Default Value: On
Range: On, Off (YES=On, NO=Off)
Client Version: Implemented in the 95/98 Client version 3.2 or higher.
Description: Enables/disables the "NetWare Volume Statistics" page for a Volume object when browsing within Network Neighborhood. This page is normally viewed when browsing inside of Network Neighborhood, browsing inside NDS containers, selecting a Volume, Right-clicking on a Volume object, and selecting Properties. This property page shows the Volume Name, Disk Total Space, Free Space, Compressed Space, Purgeable Space, Used Space, Total Directory Entries, Avalaible Directory Entries, and Used Directory Entries. Disabling this property page does not disable other property pages (i.e. NetWare Volume Information, NetWare Info, or NetWare Rights), nor does it restrict a user's ability to use the volume (managed using NDS rights/ACL), it merely affects whether or not the user can see the "NetWare Volume Statistics" property page.
Enable Authenticate to Server
Registry Key: HKLM\Network\Novell\System Config\Network Provider\Menu Items
Registry Value: [string] Enable Authenticate to Server
Default Value: On
Range: On, Off (YES=On, NO=Off)
Client Version: Implemented in the 95/98 Client version 3.2 or higher.
Description: Enables/disables the selection for "Authenticate" when right-clicking on a NetWare Server in Network Neighborhood. If disabled, the selection for "Authenticate" is still displayed when right-clicking on a NetWare Server, but it is grayed out (disabled) and can not be selected.
Enable Authenticate to Tree
Registry Key: HKLM\Network\Novell\System Config\Network Provider\Menu Items
Registry Value: [string] Enable Authenticate to Tree
Default Value: On
Range: On, Off (YES=On, NO=Off)
Client Version: Implemented in the 95/98 Client version 3.2 or higher.
Description: Enables/disables the selection for "Authenticate" when right-clicking on an NDS Tree in Network Neighborhood. If disabled, the selection for "Authenticate" is still displayed when right-clicking on an NDS Tree, but it is grayed out (disabled) and can not be selected.
Enable Browse To Dialog
Registry Key: HKLM\Network\Novell\System Config\Network Provider\Menu Items
Registry Value: [string] Enable Browse To Dialog
Default Value: On
Range: On, Off (YES=On, NO=Off)
Client Version: Implemented in the 95/98 Client version 3.2 or higher.
Description: Enables/disables the selection for "Browse To" when right-clicking on the Novell red "N" in the System Tray (Systray). If disabled, the selection for "Browse To" is still displayed when right-clicking on Novell red "N", but it is grayed out (disabled) and can not be selected.
Enable Capture Dialog
Registry Key: HKLM\Network\Novell\System Config\Network Provider\Menu Items
Registry Value: [string] Enable Capture Dialog
Default Value: On
Range: On, Off (YES=On, NO=Off)
Client Version: Implemented in the 95/98 Client version 3.2 or higher.
Description: Enables/disables the selection for "Novell Capture Printer Port" when right-clicking on the Novell red "N" in the System Tray (Systray). If disabled, the selection for "Novell Capture Printer Port" is still displayed when right-clicking on Novell red "N", but it is grayed out (disabled) and can not be selected.
Enable Change Context Dialog
Registry Key: HKLM\Network\Novell\System Config\Network Provider\Menu Items
Registry Value: [string] Enable Change Context Dialog
Default Value: On
Range: On, Off (YES=On, NO=Off)
Client Version: Implemented in the 95/98 Client version 3.2 or higher.
Description: Enables/disables the selection for "Change Context" when right-clicking on an NDS Tree in Network Neighborhood. If disabled, the selection for "Change Context" is still displayed when right-clicking on an NDS Tree, but it is grayed out (disabled) and can not be selected.
Enable Disconnect Dialog
Registry Key: HKLM\Network\Novell\System Config\Network Provider\Menu Items
Registry Value: [string] Enable Disconnect Dialog
Default Value: On
Range: On, Off (YES=On, NO=Off)
Client Version: Implemented in the 95/98 Client version 3.2 or higher.
Description: Enables/disables the selection for "Disconnect Network Drive" when right-clicking on the Novell red "N" in the System Tray (Systray). If disabled, the selection for "Disconnect Network Drive" is still displayed when right-clicking on Novell red "N", but it is grayed out (disabled) and can not be selected.
Enable End Capture Dialog
Registry Key: HKLM\Network\Novell\System Config\Network Provider\Menu Items
Registry Value: [string] Enable End Capture Dialog
Default Value: On
Range: On, Off (YES=On, NO=Off)
Client Version: Implemented in the 95/98 Client version 3.2 or higher.
Description: Enables/disables the selection for "Novell End Capture" when right-clicking on the Novell red "N" in the System Tray (Systray). If disabled, the selection for "Novell End Capture" is still displayed when right-clicking on Novell red "N", but it is grayed out (disabled) and can not be selected.
Enable Group Membership Dialog
Registry Key: HKLM\Network\Novell\System Config\Network Provider\Menu Items
Registry Value: [string] Enable Group Membership Dialog
Default Value: On
Range: On, Off (YES=On, NO=Off)
Client Version: Implemented in the 95/98 Client version 3.2 or higher.
Description: Enables/disables the selection for "Group Memberships" when right-clicking on the Novell red "N" in the System Tray (Systray) and selecting "User Administration for [your_NDS_Tree]". If disabled, the selection for "Group Memberships" is still displayed when right-clicking on Novell red "N", but it is grayed out (disabled) and can not be selected.
Enable Inherited Rights Dialog
Registry Key: HKLM\Network\Novell\System Config\Network Provider\Menu Items
Registry Value: [string] Enabled Inherited Rights Dialog
Default Value: On
Range: On, Off (YES=On, NO=Off)
Client Version: Implemented in the 95/98 Client version 3.2 or higher.
Description: Enables/disables the selection for "Inherited Rights and Filters" when right-clicking on the Novell red "N" in the System Tray (Systray) and selecting "NetWare Utilities". If disabled, the selection for "Inherited Rights and Filters" is still displayed when right-clicking on Novell red "N", but it is grayed out (disabled) and can not be selected.
Enable Login Administration
Registry Key: HKLM\Network\Novell\System Config\Network Provider\Menu Items
Registry Value: [string] Enable Login Administration
Default Value: On
Range: On, Off (YES=On, NO=Off)
Client Version: Implemented in the 95/98 Client version 3.2 or higher.
Description: Enables/disables the selection for "Login Account Information" when right-clicking on the Novell red "N" in the System Tray (Systray) and selecting "User Administration for [your_NDS_Tree]". If disabled, the selection for "Login Account Information" is still displayed when right-clicking on Novell red "N", but it is grayed out (disabled) and can not be selected.
Enable Login Dialog
Registry Key: HKLM\Network\Novell\System Config\Network Provider\Menu Items
Registry Value: [string] Enable Login Dialog
Default Value: On
Range: On, Off (YES=On, NO=Off)
Client Version: Implemented in the 95/98 Client version 3.2 or higher.
Description: Enables/disables the selection for "NetWare Login" when right-clicking on the Novell red "N" in the System Tray (Systray). If disabled, the selection for "NetWare Login" is still displayed when right-clicking on Novell red "N", but it is grayed out (disabled) and can not be selected.
Enable Login to Server
Registry Key: HKLM\Network\Novell\System Config\Network Provider\Menu Items
Registry Value: [string] Enable Login to Server
Default Value: On
Range: On, Off (YES=On, NO=Off)
Client Version: Implemented in the 95/98 Client version 3.2 or higher.
Description: Enables/disables the selection for "Login to Server" when right-clicking on a NetWare Server in Network Neighborhood. If disabled, the selection for "Login to Server" is still displayed when right-clicking on a NetWare Server, but it is grayed out (disabled) and can not be selected.
Enable Logout of Server
Registry Key: HKLM\Network\Novell\System Config\Network Provider\Menu Items
Registry Value: [string] Enable Logout of Server
Default Value: On
Range: On, Off (YES=On, NO=Off)
Client Version: Implemented in the 95/98 Client version 3.2 or higher.
Description: Enables/disables the selection for "Logout" when right-clicking on a NetWare Server in Network Neighborhood. If disabled, the selection for "Logout" is still displayed when right-clicking on a NetWare Server, but it is grayed out (disabled) and can not be selected.
Enable Logout of Tree
Registry Key: HKLM\Network\Novell\System Config\Network Provider\Menu Items
Registry Value: [string] Enable Logout of Tree
Default Value: On
Range: On, Off (YES=On, NO=Off)
Client Version: Implemented in the 95/98 Client version 3.2 or higher.
Description: Enables/disables the selection for "Logout" when right-clicking on an NDS Tree in Network Neighborhood. If disabled, the selection for "Logout" is still displayed when right-clicking on an NDS Tree, but it is grayed out (disabled) and can not be selected.
Enable Map Dialog
Registry Key: HKLM\Network\Novell\System Config\Network Provider\Menu Items
Registry Value: [string] Enable Map Dialog
Default Value: On
Range: On, Off (YES=On, NO=Off)
Client Version: Implemented in the 95/98 Client version 3.2 or higher.
Description: Enables/disables the selection for "Novell Map Network Drive" when right-clicking on the Novell red "N" in the System Tray (Systray). If disabled, the selection for "Novell Map Network Drive" is still displayed when right-clicking on Novell red "N", but it is grayed out (disabled) and can not be selected.
Enable Modify Container Script
Registry Key: HKLM\Network\Novell\System Config\Network Provider\Menu Items
Registry Value: [string] Enable Modify Container Script
Default Value: On
Range: On, Off (YES=On, NO=Off)
Client Version: Implemented in the 95/98 Client version 3.2 or higher.
Description: Enables/disables the selection for "Edit NDS Container Login Script" when right-clicking on an NDS Container object in Network Neighborhood. If disabled, the selection for "Edit NDS Container Login Script" is still displayed when right-clicking on an NDS Container object, but it is grayed out (disabled) and can not be selected.
Enable NDS Login To Tree
Registry Key: HKLM\Network\Novell\System Config\Network Provider\Menu Items
Registry Value: [string] Enable NDS Login To Tree
Default Value: On
Range: On, Off (YES=On, NO=Off)
Client Version: Implemented in the 95/98 Client version 3.2 or higher.
Description: Enables/disables the selection for "Login to NDS Tree" when right-clicking on an NDS Tree object in Network Neighborhood. If disabled, the selection for "Login to NDS Tree" is still displayed when right-clicking on an NDS Tree, but it is grayed out (disabled) and can not be selected.
Enable NDS Mailing Information
Registry Key: HKLM\Network\Novell\System Config\Network Provider\Menu Items
Registry Value: [string] Enable NDS Mailing Information
Default Value: On
Range: On, Off (YES=On, NO=Off)
Client Version: Implemented in the 95/98 Client version 3.2 or higher.
Description: Enables/disables the selection for "Mailing Information" when right-clicking on the Novell red "N" in the System Tray (Systray) and selecting "User Administration for [your_NDS_Tree]". If disabled, the selection for "Mailing Information" is still displayed when right-clicking on Novell red "N", but it is grayed out (disabled) and can not be selected.
Enable NDS Personal Information
Registry Key: HKLM\Network\Novell\System Config\Network Provider\Menu Items
Registry Value: [string] Enable NDS Personal Information
Default Value: On
Range: On, Off (YES=On, NO=Off)
Client Version: Implemented in the 95/98 Client version 3.2 or higher.
Description: Enables/disables the selection for "Personal Information" when right-clicking on the Novell red "N" in the System Tray (Systray) and selecting "User Administration for [your_NDS_Tree]". If disabled, the selection for "Personal Information" is still displayed when right-clicking on Novell red "N", but it is grayed out (disabled) and can not be selected.
Enable NDS Work Information
Registry Key: HKLM\Network\Novell\System Config\Network Provider\Menu Items
Registry Value: [string] Enable NDS Work Information
Default Value: On
Range: On, Off (YES=On, NO=Off)
Client Version: Implemented in the 95/98 Client version 3.2 or higher.
Description: Enables/disables the selection for "Work Information" when right-clicking on the Novell red "N" in the System Tray (Systray) and selecting "User Administration for [your_NDS_Tree]". If disabled, the selection for "Work Information" is still displayed when right-clicking on Novell red "N", but it is grayed out (disabled) and can not be selected.
Enable NetWare Connections Dialog
Registry Key: HKLM\Network\Novell\System Config\Network Provider\Menu Items
Registry Value: [string] Enable NetWare Connections Dialog
Default Value: On
Range: On, Off (YES=On, NO=Off)
Client Version: Implemented in the 95/98 Client version 3.2 or higher.
Description: Enables/disables the selection for "NetWare Connections" when right-clicking on the Novell red "N" in the System Tray (Systray). If disabled, the selection for "NetWare Connections" is still displayed when right-clicking on Novell red "N", but it is grayed out (disabled) and can not be selected.
Enable NetWare Copy Dialog
Registry Key: HKLM\Network\Novell\System Config\Network Provider\Menu Items
Registry Value: [string] Enable NetWare Copy Dialog
Default Value: On
Range: On, Off (YES=On, NO=Off)
Client Version: Implemented in the 95/98 Client version 3.2 or higher.
Description: Enables/disables the selection for "NetWare Copy" when right-clicking on the Novell red "N" in the System Tray (Systray) and selecting "NetWare Utilities". If disabled, the selection for "NetWare Copy" is still displayed when right-clicking on Novell red "N", but it is grayed out (disabled) and can not be selected.
Enable NetWare Utilities
Registry Key: HKLM\Network\Novell\System Config\Network Provider\Menu Items
Registry Value: [string] Enable NetWare Utilities
Default Value: On
Range: On, Off (YES=On, NO=Off)
Client Version: Implemented in the 95/98 Client version 3.2 or higher.
Description: Enables/disables the selection for "NetWare Utilities" when right-clicking on the Novell red "N" in the System Tray (Systray). If disabled, the selection for "NetWare Utilities" is still displayed when right-clicking on Novell red "N", but it is grayed out (disabled) and can not be selected.
Enable Novell Client Help
Registry Key: HKLM\Network\Novell\System Config\Network Provider\Menu Items
Registry Value: [string] Enable Novell Client Help
Default Value: On
Range: On, Off (YES=On, NO=Off)
Client Version: Implemented in the 95/98 Client version 3.2 or higher.
Description: Enables/disables the selection for "Novell Client Help" when right-clicking on the Novell red "N" in the System Tray (Systray). If disabled, the selection for "Novell Client Help" is still displayed when right-clicking on Novell red "N", but it is grayed out (disabled) and can not be selected.
Enable Novell Client Properties
Registry Key: HKLM\Network\Novell\System Config\Network Provider\Menu Items
Registry Value: [string] Enable Novell Client Properties
Default Value: On
Range: On, Off (YES=On, NO=Off)
Client Version: Implemented in the 95/98 Client version 3.2 or higher.
Description: Enables/disables the selection for "Novell Client Properties" when right-clicking on the Novell red "N" in the System Tray (Systray). If disabled, the selection for "Novell Client Properties" is still displayed when right-clicking on Novell red "N", but it is grayed out (disabled) and can not be selected.
Enable Object Properties Dialog
Registry Key: HKLM\Network\Novell\System Config\Network Provider\Menu Items
Registry Value: [string] Enable Object Properties Dialog
Default Value: On
Range: On, Off (YES=On, NO=Off)
Client Version: Implemented in the 95/98 Client version 3.2 or higher.
Description: Enables/disables the selection for "Object Properties" when right-clicking on the Novell red "N" in the System Tray (Systray) and selecting "NetWare Utilities". If disabled, the selection for "Object Properties" is still displayed when right-clicking on Novell red "N", but it is grayed out (disabled) and can not be selected.
Enable Password Administration
Registry Key: HKLM\Network\Novell\System Config\Network Provider\Menu Items
Registry Value: [string] Enable Password Administration
Default Value: On
Range: On, Off (YES=On, NO=Off)
Client Version: Implemented in the 95/98 Client version 3.2 or higher.
Description: Enables/disables the selection for "Novell Password Administration" when right-clicking on the Novell red "N" in the System Tray (Systray) and selecting "User Administration for [your_NDS_Tree]". If disabled, the selection for "Novell Password Administration" is still displayed when right-clicking on Novell red "N", but it is grayed out (disabled) and can not be selected.
Enable Purge Dialog
Registry Key: HKLM\Network\Novell\System Config\Network Provider\Menu Items
Registry Value: [string] Enable Purge Dialog
Default Value: On
Range: On, Off (YES=On, NO=Off)
Client Version: Implemented in the 95/98 Client version 3.2 or higher.
Description: Enables/disables the selection for "Purge" when right-clicking on the Novell red "N" in the System Tray (Systray) and selecting "NetWare Utilities". If disabled, the selection for "Purge" is still displayed when right-clicking on Novell red "N", but it is grayed out (disabled) and can not be selected.
Enable Salvage Dialog
Registry Key: HKLM\Network\Novell\System Config\Network Provider\Menu Items
Registry Value: [string] Enable Salvage Dialog
Default Value: On
Range: On, Off (YES=On, NO=Off)
Client Version: Implemented in the 95/98 Client version 3.2 or higher.
Description: Enables/disables the selection for "Salvage" when right-clicking on the Novell red "N" in the System Tray (Systray) and selecting "NetWare Utilities". If disabled, the selection for "Salvage" is still displayed when right-clicking on Novell red "N", but it is grayed out (disabled) and can not be selected.
Enable Send Message Dialog
Registry Key: HKLM\Network\Novell\System Config\Network Provider\Menu Items
Registry Value: [string] Enable Send Message Dialog
Default Value: On
Range: On, Off (YES=On, NO=Off)
Client Version: Implemented in the 95/98 Client version 3.2 or higher.
Description: Enables/disables the selection for "Send Message" when right-clicking on the Novell red "N" in the System Tray (Systray) and selecting "Send Message". If disabled, the selection for "Inherited Rights and Filters" is still displayed when right-clicking on Novell red "N", but it is grayed out (disabled) and can not be selected.
Enable Send Message To Server Dialog
Registry Key: HKLM\Network\Novell\System Config\Network Provider\Menu Items
Registry Value: [string] Enable Send Message To Server Dialog
Default Value: On
Range: On, Off (YES=On, NO=Off)
Client Version: Implemented in the 95/98 Client version 3.2 or higher.
Description: Enables/disables the selection for "To Server Console" when right-clicking on a NetWare Server object in Network Neighborhood and selecting "Send Message" or when using the "Send Message" selection by right-clicking on the red "N" in the System Tray (Systray) and selecting "NetWare Utilities" and "Send Message". If disabled, the selection for "To Server Console" is still displayed in the Send Message menu, but it is grayed out (disabled) and can not be selected.
Enable Send Message To User Dialog
Registry Key: HKLM\Network\Novell\System Config\Network Provider\Menu Items
Registry Value: [string] Enable Send Message To User Dialog
Default Value: On
Range: On, Off (YES=On, NO=Off)
Client Version: Implemented in the 95/98 Client version 3.2 or higher.
Description: Enables/disables the selection for "To Users" when right-clicking on a NetWare Server object in Network Neighborhood and selecting "Send Message" or when using the "Send Message" selection by right-clicking on the red "N" in the System Tray (Systray) and selecting "NetWare Utilities" and "Send Message". If disabled, the selection for "To Users" is still displayed in the Send Message menu, but it is grayed out (disabled) and can not be selected
Enable Set Current Tree
Registry Key: HKLM\Network\Novell\System Config\Network Provider\Menu Items
Registry Value: [string] Enable Set Current Tree
Default Value: On
Range: On, Off (YES=On, NO=Off)
Client Version: Implemented in the 95/98 Client version 3.2 or higher.
Description: Enables/disables the selection for "Set Current Tree" when right-clicking on an NDS Tree in Network Neighborhood. If disabled, the selection for "Set Current Tree" is still displayed when right-clicking on an NDS Tree, but it is grayed out (disabled) and can not be selected.
Enable Set Default Context
Registry Key: HKLM\Network\Novell\System Config\Network Provider\Menu Items
Registry Value: [string] Enable Set Default Context
Default Value: On
Range: On, Off (YES=On, NO=Off)
Client Version: Implemented in the 95/98 Client version 3.2 or higher.
Description: Enables/disables the selection for "Set Default Context" when right-clicking on an NDS Container object in Network Neighborhood. If disabled, the selection for "Set Default Context" is still displayed when right-clicking on an NDS Container object, but it is grayed out (disabled) and can not be selected.
Enable Show Parent Context
Registry Key: HKLM\Network\Novell\System Config\Network Provider\Menu Items
Registry Value: [string] Enable Show Parent Context
Default Value: On
Range: On, Off (YES=On, NO=Off)
Client Version: Implemented in the 95/98 Client version 3.2 or higher.
Description: Enables/disables the selection for "Show Parent Context" when right-clicking on an NDS Container object in Network Neighborhood. If disabled, the selection for "Show Parent Context" is still displayed when right-clicking on an NDS Container object, but it is grayed out (disabled) and can not be selected.
Enable Systray Config Dialog
Registry Key: HKLM\Network\Novell\System Config\Network Provider\Menu Items
Registry Value: [string] Enable Systray Config Dialog
Default Value: On
Range: On, Off (YES=On, NO=Off)
Client Version: Implemented in the 95/98 Client version 3.2 or higher.
Description: Enables/disables the selection for "Configure System Tray Icon" when right-clicking on the Novell red "N" in the System Tray (Systray). If disabled, the selection for "Configure System Tray Icon" is still displayed when right-clicking on Novell red "N", but it is grayed out (disabled) and can not be selected.
Enable Trustee Rights Dialog
Registry Key: HKLM\Network\Novell\System Config\Network Provider\Menu Items
Registry Value: [string] Enable Trustee Rights Dialog
Default Value: On
Range: On, Off (YES=On, NO=Off)
Client Version: Implemented in the 95/98 Client version 3.2 or higher.
Description: Enables/disables the selection for "Trustee Rights" when right-clicking on the Novell red "N" in the System Tray (Systray) and selecting "NetWare Utilities". If disabled, the selection for "Trustee Rights" is still displayed when right-clicking on Novell red "N", but it is grayed out (disabled) and can not be selected.
Enable Who Am I Dialog
Registry Key: HKLM\Network\Novell\System Config\Network Provider\Menu Items
Registry Value: [string] Enable Who Am I Dialog
Default Value: On
Range: On, Off (YES=On, NO=Off)
Client Version: Implemented in the 95/98 Client version 3.2 or higher.
Description: Enables/disables the selection for "WhoAmI" when right-clicking on an NDS Tree or NetWare Server in Network Neighborhood. If disabled, the selection for "WhoAmI" is still displayed when right-clicking on an NDS Tree or NetWare Server, but it is grayed out (disabled) and can not be selected.
Filter User List
Registry Key: HKLM\Network\Novell\System Config\Network Provider\SEND MESSAGE
Registry Value: [string] Filter User List
Default Value: Off
Range: On, Off (YES=On, NO=Off)
Client Version: Implemented in the 95/98 Client version 3.2 or higher.
Description: Has same functionality as the selection for "Show only user objects in list" when right-clicking on the Novell red "N" in the System Tray (Systray) and selecting "NetWare Utilities", "Send Message", and then "To Users". If this is enabled, then the selection for "Show only user object in list" when display as checked when the Send Message To Users window is first displayed (changes made in this window will also be written to the registry and can undo changes made within the Advanced Menu Settings tab).
Force Bindery Connections
Registry Key: HKLM\Network\Novell\System Config\Network Provider\CONNECTIONS
Registry Value: [string] Force Bindery Connections
Default Value: Off
Range: On, Off (YES=On, NO=Off)
Client Version: Implemented in the 95/98 Client version 3.2 or higher.
Description: Appears to not be implemented in the initial release of the 4.7 NT Client. In the Windows 95/98 version of the Novell Client, this setting forces the Novell Login Dialog to provide valid Bindery Login Credentials to authenticate (effectively disables NDS Authenticator logins, though once connected, can still browse the tree if the user object has rights).
Force Login Dialog
Registry Key: HKLM\Network\Novell\System Config\Network Provider\Initial Login
Registry Value: [string] Force Login Dialog
Default Value: Off
Range: On, Off (YES=On, NO=Off)
Client Version: Implemented in the 95/98 Client version 3.2 or higher.
Description: Forces the Login Dialog on initial login. Setting this parameter to 'On' forces the login at initial login rather than attempting a background authentication. This is only utilized when the Primary Network Logon is NOT set to Novell's provider.
Show Bindery Servers
Registry Key: HKLM\Network\System Config\Network Provider\Browse Settings
Registry Value: [string] Show Bindery Servers
Default Value: On
Range: On, Off (YES=On, NO=Off)
Client Version: Implemented in the 95/98 Client version 3.2 or higher.
Description: Enables/Disables the option for "NetWare Servers" in the NetWork Neighborhood Entire Network/NetWare Services (Still leaves the option for "Novell Directory Services"). When the option for "NetWare Servers" is selected, it will attempt to locate all NetWare servers on the network using the enabled Name Space Providers. When IPX is enabled on the server, this allows the client to issue a bindery scan request for type 0004 (NW File Server SAP). If this occurs frequently enough, it may increase server utilization and reduce server performance/responsiveness.
Show Current Connections
Registry Key: HKLM\Network\System Config\Network Provider\Browse Settings
Registry Value: [string] Show Current Connections
Default Value: On
Range: On, Off (YES=On, NO=Off)
Client Version: Implemented in the 95/98 Client version 3.2 or higher.
Description: Enables/disables the display of the currently connected NetWare Servers and NDS Trees when opening NetWork Neighborhood (will still display the Microsoft connected resources if the Microsoft Client is installed/enabled).
Show Edit Login Script Item
Registry Key: HKLM\Network\System Config\Network Provider\Menu Items
Registry Value: [string] Modify Login Script
Default Value: On
Range: On, Off (YES=On, NO=Off)
Client Version: Implemented in the 95/98 Client version 3.2 or higher.
Description: Enables/disables the selection for "Edit Login Script" when right-clicking on the Novell red "N" in the System Tray (Systray) and selecting "User Administration for [your_NDS_Tree]". If disabled, the selection for "Edit Login Script" is still displayed when right-clicking on Novell red "N", but it is grayed out (disabled) and can not be selected.
Show NDS Description
Registry Key: HKLM\Network\System Config\Network Provider\Browse Settings
Registry Value: [string] Show NDS Description
Default Value: On
Range: On, Off (YES=On, NO=Off)
Client Version: Implemented in the 95/98 Client version 3.2 or higher.
Description: Shows the "Description" NDS attribute of all leaf objects under the Comment column when browsing contexts inside the NDS Tree using Network Neighborhood. The Comments column is only visible when the Network Neighborhood view is set to "Details" (under the View drop-down menu). Even when set to details, this will not display the Description attribute of Container objects (Country, Organization, and Organizational Unit), only the Description attribute of Leaf objects.
Show NDS Objects
Registry Key: HKLM\Network\System Config\Network Provider\Browse Settings
Registry Value: [string] Show NDS Objects
Default Value: On
Range: On, Off (YES=On, NO=Off)
Client Version: Implemented in the 95/98 Client version 3.2 or higher.
Description: Enables/disables the display of all NDS type objects in Network Neighborhood. This includes NDS Trees, Containers, any NDS leaf objects, and the removal of the "Novell Directory Services" option under NetWare Services. When this setting is disabled, all views displayed are using Bindery Name Space Providers.
Show Novell System Tray Icon
Registry Key: HKLM\Network\System Config\Network Provider\Menut Items
Registry Value: [string] Enable Systray Icon
Default Value: On
Range: On, Off (YES=On, NO=Off)
Client Version: Implemented in the 95/98 Client version 3.2 or higher.
Description: Enables/disables the display of the red "N" in the System Tray (Systray). Disabling this will not affect the user's ability to perform the same tasks using other methods (i.e. mapping a drive in Network Neighborhood), it merely disabled this interface.
Show Scheduler System Tray Icon
Registry Key: HKLM\Software\Novell\Workstation Manager
Registry Value: [dword] NoTray
Default Value: 0
Range: 0, 1 (0=Off, 1=On)
Client Version: Implemented in the 95/98 Client version 3.2 or higher.
Description: Disables/enables the display of the icon with a calendar, clock, and pen knows as the ZENworks Desktop Manager Scheduler (previously known as the Workstation Manager Scheduler).
Show User Administration Menu
Registry Key: HKLM\Network\System Config\Network Provider\Menu Items
Registry Value: [string] Enable User Info
Default Value: On
Range: On, Off (YES=On, NO=Off)
Client Version: Implemented in the 95/98 Client version 3.2 or higher.
Description: Enables/disables the selection for "User Administration for [your_NDS_Tree]" when right-clicking on the Novell red "N" in the System Tray (Systray). If disabled, the selection for "User Administration for [your_NDS_Tree]" is still displayed when right-clicking on Novell red "N", but it is grayed out (disabled) and can not be selected.
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Number of copies
Registry Key: HKLM\Network\Novell\System Config\Network Provider\Capture Flags
Registry Value: [dword] Number of Copies
Default Value: 1
Range: 1-255
Client Version: Implemented by at least the 95/98 Client version 2.5 or higher.
Description: Specifies the number of copies to print.
Form feed
Registry Key: HKLM\Network\Novell\System Config\Network Provider\Capture Flags
Registry Value: [dword] Form Feed
Default Value: 0 (Unchecked)
Range: 0, 1 (0=Unchecked, 1=Checked)
Client Version: Implemented by at least the 95/98 Client version 2.5 or higher.
Description: If you want the printer to add a blank piece of paper at the end of the print job, enable this check box.
Enable tabs
Registry Key: HKLM\Network\Novell\System Config\Network Provider\Capture Flags
Registry Value: [dword] Enable Tabs
Default Value: 0 (Unchecked)
Range: 0, 1 (0=Unchecked, 1=Checked)
Client Version: Implemented by at least the 95/98 Client version 2.5 or higher.
Description: If you want to print the specified number of spaces in place of tab characters, enable this check box. if you don't want spaces to be printed in place of tabs, disable this check box. Byte-stream print jobs do not require tabs to be enabled. Some graphics print data contain tab characters and this option may cause some graphics jobs to print incorrectly.
Number of spaces
Registry Key: HKLM\Network\Novell\System Config\Network Provider\Capture Flags
Registry Value: [dword] Number of Spaces
Default Value: 8
Range: 1-18 spaces
Client Version: Implemented by at least the 95/98 Client version 2.5 or higher.
Description: Specifies the number of spaces that are printed in place of tab characters. You must check the Enable Tabs check box for this setting to take effect.
Enable banner
Registry Key: HKLM\Network\Novell\System Config\Network Provider\Capture Flags
Registry Value: [dword] Enable Banner
Default Value: 0 (Unchecked)
Range: 0, 1 (0=Unchecked, 1=Checked)
Client Version: Implemented by at least the 95/98 Client version 2.5 or higher.
Description: If you want a banner page for each print job, enable this check box.
1st banner name
Registry Key: HKLM\Network\Novell\System Config\Network Provider\Capture Flags
Registry Value: [string] 1st Banner Name
Default Value: NULL
Range: Any valid string
Client Version: Implemented by at least the 95/98 Client version 2.5 or higher.
Description: Specifies the text printed on the upper half of the banner page. This text can be up to 12 characters long.
2nd banner name
Registry Key: HKLM\Network\Novell\System Config\Network Provider\Capture Flags
Registry Value: [string] 2nd Banner Name
Default Value: NULL
Range: Any valid string
Client Version: Implemented by at least the 95/98 Client version 2.5 or higher.
Description: Specifies the text printed on the lower half of the banner page. This text can be up to 12 characters long.
Hold
Registry Key: HKLM\Network\Novell\System Config\Network Provider\Capture Flags
Registry Value: [dword] Hold
Default Value: 0 (Unchecked)
Range: 0, 1 (0=Unchecked, 1=Checked)
Client Version: Implemented by at least the 95/98 Client version 2.5 or higher.
Description: To put a user hold on print jobs, enable this check box.
Auto endcap
Registry Key: HKLM\Network\Novell\System Config\Network Provider\Capture Flags
Registry Value: [dword] Auto Endcap
Default Value: 1 (Checked)
Range: 0, 1 (0=Unchecked, 1=Checked)
Client Version: Implemented by at least the 95/98 Client version 2.5 or higher.
Description: If you want captured data to be closed and sent to the printer after you exit the application submitting it, then enable this check box. If not, then disable this check box.
Notify
Registry Key: HKLM\Network\Novell\System Config\Network Provider\Capture Flags
Registry Value: [dword] Notify
Default Value: 1 (Checked)
Range: 0, 1 (0=Unchecked, 1=Checked)
Client Version: Implemented by at least the 95/98 Client version 2.5 or higher.
Description: If you want to receive a popup message when the print job is printed, enable this check box.
Keep
Registry Key: HKLM\Network\Novell\System Config\Network Provider\Capture Flags
Registry Value: [dword] Keep
Default Value: 0 (Unchecked)
Range: 0, 1 (0=Unchecked, 1=Checked)
Client Version: Implemented by at least the 95/98 Client version 2.5 or higher.
Description: If you want to keep jobs in the print queue after they have completed printing, enable this check box.
Seconds before timeout
Registry Key: HKLM\Network\Novell\System Config\Network Provider\Capture Flags
Registry Value: [dword] Seconds before Timeout
Default Value: 0
Range: 0-1000 seconds
Client Version: Implemented by at least the 95/98 Client version 2.5 or higher.
Description: Specifies the number of seconds the operating system waits after the last data is received before closing the print job.
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Protocol Order
Registry Key: HKLM\Network\Novell\System Config\NetWare DOS Requester\Transport Order
Registry Value: [string] 0
Default Value: IP, IPX
Range: IP, IPX; IPX, IP; IP; IPX
Client Version: Implemented in the 95/98 Client version 3.0 or higher.
Description: Specifies the sequence of protocols the Novell Client uses when trying to connect to a server. For example, if the list contains IP and IPX, in that order, the client first tries to connect using IP. If an IP connection cannot be made, the client tries again using IPX.
Name Resolution Order
Registry Key: HKLM\Network\Novell\System Config\NetWare DOS Requester\Name Resolving Order
Registry Value: [string] 0
Default Value: NWHOST,SLP,DNS,DHCP,NDS,BIND,SAP
Range: Any combination of the above entries in any order.
Client Version: Implemented in the 95/98 Client version 3.0 or higher.
Description: The list specifies the order in which Name Space Providers are used to attempt to resolve Service Names. All configured name service providers (NSP) are queried asynchronously in order to resolve a service name to an address. They are first queried with a cache flag that allows NSPs who maintain a cache to attempt to resolve the name. If no NSP resolves the name then they are queried again without the cache flag, allowing NSPs to attempt to resolve the name on the network. The client either waits the time specified by the Name Resolution Timeout or until all the queried NSPs respond with a NOT_FOUND or NO_MORE status.
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Document Title: | What are the registry settings for the Novell Clients for Windows 95/98? |
Document ID: | 10013620 |
Solution ID: | 4.0.13743919.2261269 |
Creation Date: | 04Aug1999 |
Modified Date: | 09Oct2002 |
Novell Product Class: | NetWare Novell eDirectory |
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