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3.2.2 Setting Up Optional Account Features
After creating a User object, you can set up the user’s network computing environment and
implement extra login security features.
Setting Up a User's Network Computing Environment
1 In Novell iManager, click the Roles and Tasks button .
2 Click Users > Modify User .
3 Specify the name and context of the User or Users you want to modify, then click OK .
4 On the General tab, select the Environment page.
5 Fill in the property page.
Click for more information on specific properties.
6 Click OK .
Setting Up Extra Login Security for a User
1 In Novell iManager, click the Roles and Tasks button .
2 Click Users > Modify User .
3 Specify the name and context of the User or Users you want to modify, then click OK .
4 On the Restrictions tab, fill in the property pages you want.
Click for details on any page.
5 Click OK .
Page Description
Password Restrictions Sets up a login password.
Login Restrictions • Enable or disable the account.
• Limit the number of concurrent login sessions.
• Set a login expiration and lockout date.
Time Restrictions Restricts the times when the user can be logged in. If you
set a restriction and the object is logged in when the
restricted time arrives, the system issues a five-minute
warning and then (after five minutes) logs the object out if it
isn’t logged out already.If the user will log in remotely, see
“Login Time Restrictions for Remote Users” on page 99 .
Address Restrictions Restricts the network locations (workstations) that this user
can log in from. If you don’t set restrictions on this page, the
user can log in from any network location.
Account Balance Sets up an accounting of this user's server usage.
Intruder Lockout Lets you work with this account if it has been locked
because of intruder detection. To manage the intruder
detection setup, use the
Intruder Detection property page of
the parent container.