User Guide

Utilities 91

Utilities Reference

103-000153-001

August 29, 2001

Novell Confidential

Manual 99a38 July 17, 2001

Using LOGIN

 Using LOGIN implies use of the LOGOUT command. That is, using

To remain logged in to other servers, use the no script (/NS) option.

NOTE: Using the /NS option is similar to using the ATTACH command in

NetWare

 To use another object’s login script, you need the Read property right to

the Login Script property of that object. This login script replaces the

profile script (if one is specified).

 To set your context before you log in, either use the CX command or set

your context in the NET.CFG file using the following statement:

name context = complete_name

NOTE: For OS/2* do not use the equals sign or quotation marks.

/? View online help. All other parameters are

ignored when /? is used.

/VER View the version number of the utility and the

list of files it uses to execute. All other

parameters are ignored when /VER is used.

Option Use to

/NS Prevent a login script from running and prevent

you from being logged out of other servers you

are logged in to.

/NB Prevent the Welcome to NetWare banner from

being displayed during the login process.

/S path | object_name Specify a login script file.

Replace path with the path to the script.

Replace object name with the object whose

script you want to run.

Parameter Use to