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DS Login 1.8 (Mac)

DS Login is program that provides a secure login environment for Macintosh computers on a Novell NDS network. Featuring:Forced authentication to NDS before using computing resourcesContextless login (from the user's perspective)Auto-mount of user's home volume, with creation of an alias on the Desktop to the user's specific home directoryAuto-mount of...

Tags: Novell NDS, Apple Macintosh, Authentication, NORTHERN ILLINOIS UNIVERSITY, DS Login, Directory Services, Desktops, Enterprise Software, Software, Hardware

Software downloads 2001-06-12

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