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Help with login-script

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JIuel

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Feb 4, 2003
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DK
Hi,

I administer a network with 3 locations connected via WAN-links (T1). My question is: what is the best way to make the login-script?
A)One script at top of the tree: How do I get the %NETWORK-switch to work in an IP-inviroment? How do I know from which context they come from so I can direct them to the right place in the script so they get correct mappings etc.?
Or...
B)One script in each container?

What do other administraters do? Let me "hear" your experience...

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Jock Iuel - Denmark (where the autum is standing in the doorway!)

 
depends on you partition

if over a wan link then i would have a container script at the top of that container
sub containers of this site would just have an include
basically stop as much walking up and down as poss
 
I agree. I try to keep login scripts contained within a single location. Most likely, you're only accessing local resources anyway, so it's not necessary to map or print to resources in other locations. This, however, is a broad assumption on my part, and I don't know your specific configuration.

Marv

Marvin Huffaker MCNE, CNE
Marvin Huffaker Consulting
 
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