User Guide

Login Script Commands and Variables 59
Novell Client for Windows
103-000159-001
December 7, 2001
Novell Confidential
Manual 99a38 July 17, 2001
A Login Script Commands and
Variables
This appendix lists login script commands alphabetically and by the type of
tasks the commands perform. It also contains a list of identifier variables used
in login scripts.
Before implementing any commands or variables, make sure you understand
basic login script conventions. See “Login Script Conventions” on page 59
and “Using Identifier Variables” on page 62.
NOTE: Commands that work only on DOS or Windows 3.x workstations have not
been included. These commands include CLS, COMSPEC, DOS VERIFY,
MACHINE, NOSWAP, and SWAP. For information on using these commands, see
the help file that accompanies the Novell
®
Client
TM
for DOS and Windows 3.x
software.
Login Script Conventions
The following table explains the conventions you should follow when creating
login scripts.
Convention Explanation
Minimum login script No minimum. All types of login scripts are optional. Login scripts
can vary from one line to many. There are no required
commands.
Case Either uppercase or lowercase is accepted. Exception: identifier
variables enclosed in quotation marks and preceded by a
percent sign (%) must be uppercase. See “Using Identifier
Variables” on page 62.