client install with login script netware 6.5

[tiger8]

I'm having a world of trouble trying to get win2000 and winxp workstations to install with the default script that symantec inserts in the login script on the server.

;###### Symantec AntiVirus Corporate Edition SECTION START #######
;# Do not modify this section
IF MEMBER OF ".CN=SymantecAntiVirusUser.OU=MAIN.OU=MAURY.O=FFM" THEN
MAP INS S1:=main\SYS:\LOGIN\NAV
IF "%OS" = "WIN95" OR "%OS" = "WIN98" THEN
#VP_Log32 /d /p=\\main\SYS\LOGIN\NAV
ELSE
#OSVER
IF "%ERROR_LEVEL" = "1" THEN
ELSE
IF "%ERROR_LEVEL"="3" OR "%ERROR_LEVEL"="2" OR "%ERROR_LEVEL"="17" THEN
#\\main\SYS\LOGIN\NAV\OSVER
IF "%ERROR_LEVEL" = "1" THEN
ELSE
#VP_Log32 /d /p=\\main\SYS\LOGIN\NAV
END
END
END
END
MAP DEL S1:
END
;###### Symantec AntiVirus Corporate Edition SECTION END #######

I'm getting the following errors...
S1: = Z:. [MAIN_SYS: \LOGIN\NAV]
LOGIN-LGNWNT32.DLL-740: This utility could not execute external program OSVER.
LOGIN-LGNWNT32.DLL-740: This utility could not execute external program \\main\SYS\LOGIN\NAV\OSVER.
LOGIN-LGNWNT32.DLL-740: This utility could not execute external program VP_Log32.

I know OSVER isn't in that directory, but there is one in sys\login and one also in sys\sav\login. Same goes for the others. Which one is it suppose to be? Can anyone share their login script so I can compare mine?

Any help would be greatly appreciated. I'm pulling my hair out!!!

tiger8

 

[LawnBoy]

Been running Symantec on Netware for years and have never been able to use their install scripts, mainly because the user must have local Admin privileges. I've had better luck pushing installs from the System Center where I can specify the Administrator account and its password.

That said, pushing an upgrade from 7.5 to 9.0 causes XP to bluescreen...

 

[edcit]

I've been using NAV 7.6 for years and the only command you need from the default login script is "vp_log32"

I have "f:\login\nav\VP_Log32 /p=f:\LOGIN\NAV" in my container scripts

The /d in your command line is to switch on verbose logging

As LawnBoy mentions you need local admin rights to install the client, but if you are running Zenworks as well you can push out the vp_log32 command as a workstation application

Hope this helps,
David