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Take Note! Before using this inform
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Chapter 3. Installation and plannin
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5.6.2 Enabling network adapters on
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How to get ITSO redbooks ..........
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41. Windows95Programmenu,beforecust
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xii WorkSpace On-Demand 2.0 Feature
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computer science from the Universit
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Aidon Jennery IBM Network Computing
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xviii WorkSpace On-Demand 2.0 Featu
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Workspace On-Demand Manager Client
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A secure, enterprise-targeted opera
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will have its own response file con
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Other versions of Windows 95 are no
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Again, the more memory you have ava
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Workspace On-Demand Manager Client
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For example, client-side graphics,
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2.2 The boot process to cover the c
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1. The systems administrator define
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machine_name represents the name of
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12.It then gets the primary partiti
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2.4 RPL control files the server re
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The Workstation Record The workstat
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The Server Record The server record
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s defines the state of the remote I
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Server record R_DTK_NDIS Workstatio
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; DOS Boot Block Configuration (IBM
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Entry Description DRV A CNF file ma
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contains. The only values supported
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subdirectory. The clients subdirect
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The functions that are required to
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for storage. Hives can then be relo
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x:\IBMLAN\REPL\IMPORT\SCRIPTS Figur
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Windows User Profile already exists
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DCDB directory. This is a batch fil
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Command Line Interface NET.ACC and
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3.1.2 Multiple-server environments
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The location selected for the user
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File and Print Sharing Remote IPL S
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Note We strongly recommend that you
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Figure 17. Feature for Windows Clie
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space on the drive should be at lea
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The default response file bbwfcid.r
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the WIN32APP subdirectory, unless y
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For more information about GETRPL a
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since the are some Year 2000 compla
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3.7 Initial testing 4. Open the IBM
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Note 3.8 Tivoli Management Agent (T
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3.9 Client performance At the botto
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Please consider the factors mention
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Install Application Figure 23. Appl
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Install Application Figure 24. Crea
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4.2 Application type The type of ap
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When selecting applications for the
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netwin riplmach nt40sp4 /add /mac:0
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Note To maintain security, store ap
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Windows NT or Windows 9X Sandbox Sa
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customizing StarOffice. To install
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4.3.4.3 Completing the application
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Note A Windows NT application packa
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The APPSTORE.INI file is in the \WI
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Note The Windows NT client image re
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appid directory, rename each file t
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If you have multiple RENFILE.BAT fi
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14.. Open the file LOGONCLT.BAT in
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16.In the LOGONCLT.BAT file, after
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In our StarOffice example, to add t
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directory and Client Application In
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primary domain controller, or remot
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The application packages must be ma
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4.7 Application commands The two ke
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Size Limitations on Windows 9x Due
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localpath Specifies a fully-qualifi
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Windows User Profile The Windows us
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following parameters must also be s
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=delete. For example: /PRINTER:prin
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TYPE{:WIN95 | WIN98 | WINNT} Specif
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[OptionalComponents] "Paint"=0 "Com
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Parameter values may not contain a
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winnt [/s:sourcepath] [/i:inf_file]
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Windows NT Workstation 4.0 retail v
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[version] signature="$Windows NT$"
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Table 14 describes the parameters.
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Switch Description /ig Allows setup
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em rename c:\windows\tasks\sa.dat s
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5.3 Summary chart You can choose to
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IBM PC750 machines, The machine con
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driver = d1,mga64.sys,mga64 dll = d
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3. Find the device ID for the drive
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Note The machine setup may not list
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1. The driver files for IBM EtherJe
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5.7.1 Windows 9x printing For Windo
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NT expects to find the printer driv
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TC = TCPIPParameters [TCPIPParamete
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WindowTitle=keystrokes The document
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C:\CRYSTAL\SCRIPTIT\SCRIPTIT.EXE c:
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(machinename represents the client
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the user runtime access to the appl
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the text that follows, we use the w
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Figure 37. Windows 95, Password Pro
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