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page to "no". Once this is set, all users will have to authenticate (either locally or
remotely) with a valid username and password before access in granted. Enabling
security on a CD/DVD, archived volume or a specific directory, is managed from
the Configure Volume page, while security for a virtual volume is handled from the
Configure Virtual Volume page. Only users specifically granted access or users
who belong to a group which has been granted access are allowed to connected to
a volume once security has been enabled on it.
Using NDS
In order to use NDS you must first enable it and install the NetMate into the desired
tree. This can be done by filling in the tree name, context, administrator name and
password on the NDS configuration page, setting "Enable NDS" to yes, checking
the "Install now to the NDS tree" box and submitting the page. You can also set
"Install Mounted Volumes" to yes if you would like the NetMate to maintain the list of
it’s volumes on the tree.
Once NDS is enabled and properly configured, users, groups and volume rights
can be maintained through the standard NDS administrative tools.
Note: Enabling NDS without installing the server into the tree may cause
connection problems for some NetWare users.
Using Microsoft Domain Services
In order to use Microsoft Domain Services you must first enter a Microsoft Domain
in which to authenticate from. This is accomplished via one of the Administrative
methods. For example; using the Web Administration go to the page
Networking>>Microsoft Networking>>WorkGroup/Domain. Once this is done the
NetMate contacts the Primary Domain Controller for the domain entered. Further
authentication requests that cannot be verified as local users or groups are passed
on to the Primary Domain Controller for verification.
By default, users that are authenticated against a domain controller are initially
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