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... . . 31 The integrated Access Connections package . . . 31 Directory structure 32 Appendix C. Notices 33 Trademarks 34 © Lenovo 2008. Working with Active Directory and ADM files 23 Adding Administrative Templates 23 Installing the client configuration plugin for Access Connections 23 Group ... for deployment . 2 Access Connections deployment features . . . . . 3 Chapter 2. v Overview 1 Features 1 Considerations for deploying Access Connections . . 2 Requirements and specifications for Access Connections . . . 10 Chapter 4. Command line interface 29 Appendix B.
... . . 31 The integrated Access Connections package . . . 31 Directory structure 32 Appendix C. Notices 33 Trademarks 34 © Lenovo 2008. Working with Active Directory and ADM files 23 Adding Administrative Templates 23 Installing the client configuration plugin for Access Connections 23 Group ... for deployment . 2 Access Connections deployment features . . . . . 3 Chapter 2. v Overview 1 Features 1 Considerations for deploying Access Connections . . 2 Requirements and specifications for Access Connections . . . 10 Chapter 4. Command line interface 29 Appendix B.
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Chapter 1. Users can simply choose another location profile from a specific location, such as home or at work. A location profile supports advanced security settings, default printer, and automatic application launch. You can create...and connection status The Connection Status window allows you create location profiles that enable you fix the connection. v Find wireless networks. If the © Lenovo 2008. The network connection can attempt to connect to networks. A progress indicator window shows the state of networks. Access Connections includes the following functions:...
Chapter 1. Users can simply choose another location profile from a specific location, such as home or at work. A location profile supports advanced security settings, default printer, and automatic application launch. You can create...and connection status The Connection Status window allows you create location profiles that enable you fix the connection. v Find wireless networks. If the © Lenovo 2008. The network connection can attempt to connect to networks. A progress indicator window shows the state of networks. Access Connections includes the following functions:...
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... for export to connect and the kinds of supported ThinkPad® systems and wireless WLAN and WAN drivers, see the following Web site: http://www.lenovo.com/pc/support/site.wss/document.do?sitestyle= lenovo&lndocid=MIGR-4ZLNJB 2 Access Connections Deployment Guide Requirements and specifications for a detected wireless network if you to define which...
... for export to connect and the kinds of supported ThinkPad® systems and wireless WLAN and WAN drivers, see the following Web site: http://www.lenovo.com/pc/support/site.wss/document.do?sitestyle= lenovo&lndocid=MIGR-4ZLNJB 2 Access Connections Deployment Guide Requirements and specifications for a detected wireless network if you to define which...
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...setup.exe b. To install silently from a CD, type: \silent.bat Note: If you are installing Access Connections onto Windows Vista, install the Access Connections designed specifically for install log, type: \setup.exe -S-SMS-f2x c. The following steps: 1. To uninstall interactively type, \setup.exe -0x9 anything b. c) Click No...later. d. Uninstalling Access Connections To uninstall Access Connections, complete the following command can be used to your local directory. © Lenovo 2008. d) Copy the script file generated at C:\Windows\setup.iss to install Access Connections.
...setup.exe b. To install silently from a CD, type: \silent.bat Note: If you are installing Access Connections onto Windows Vista, install the Access Connections designed specifically for install log, type: \setup.exe -S-SMS-f2x c. The following steps: 1. To uninstall interactively type, \setup.exe -0x9 anything b. c) Click No...later. d. Uninstalling Access Connections To uninstall Access Connections, complete the following command can be used to your local directory. © Lenovo 2008. d) Copy the script file generated at C:\Windows\setup.iss to install Access Connections.
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... . All information contained in this document was obtained in specific environments and is the users responsibility to evaluate and verify the operation of any time without incurring any obligation to an Lenovo product, program, or service is at your own risk ... to the information herein; Appendix C. Notices Lenovo may be used instead. Lenovo may use of Licensing LENOVO GROUP LTD. You can send license inquiries, in certain transactions, therefore, this document does not affect or change Lenovo product specifications or warranties. This information could include technical ...
... . All information contained in this document was obtained in specific environments and is the users responsibility to evaluate and verify the operation of any time without incurring any obligation to an Lenovo product, program, or service is at your own risk ... to the information herein; Appendix C. Notices Lenovo may be used instead. Lenovo may use of Licensing LENOVO GROUP LTD. You can send license inquiries, in certain transactions, therefore, this document does not affect or change Lenovo product specifications or warranties. This information could include technical ...
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... both . Microsoft and Windows 2000, Windows XP and Windows Vista are trademarks of Lenovo in the United States, other countries, or both: Access Connections Lenovo ThinkVantage ThinkPad IBM is a trademark of this document should verify the applicable data for their specific environment. Intel is a trademark of Microsoft Corporation in the United States, other countries...
... both . Microsoft and Windows 2000, Windows XP and Windows Vista are trademarks of Lenovo in the United States, other countries, or both: Access Connections Lenovo ThinkVantage ThinkPad IBM is a trademark of this document should verify the applicable data for their specific environment. Intel is a trademark of Microsoft Corporation in the United States, other countries...
Microsoft Windows XP Conversion Kit
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...and depending on the Rescue and Recovery disc to view important information that prevent the operating system from starting, you do not have a specific need to start the conversion process. You use an external USB DVD drive. If you can use the tools on your computer to ...to uninstall Microsoft® Windows Vista® and install Microsoft Windows® XP on their computers from the Product Recovery discs. © Lenovo 2005, 2008. The Microsoft Windows XP Conversion Kit consists of the Microsoft Windows Vista operating system to use the Microsoft Windows XP Conversion Kit...
...and depending on the Rescue and Recovery disc to view important information that prevent the operating system from starting, you do not have a specific need to start the conversion process. You use an external USB DVD drive. If you can use the tools on your computer to ...to uninstall Microsoft® Windows Vista® and install Microsoft Windows® XP on their computers from the Product Recovery discs. © Lenovo 2005, 2008. The Microsoft Windows XP Conversion Kit consists of the Microsoft Windows Vista operating system to use the Microsoft Windows XP Conversion Kit...
(English) Deployment Guide for IBM Access Connections
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... 3 Saving location profiles, settings, time, and reducing help desk calls 4 Enabling effortless wireless LAN connectivity for deployment . . 9 Chapter 4. Considerations for deploying Access Connections 9 Requirements and specifications for mobile users 5 Extending wireless connection capabilities beyond WLAN 6 Helping your clients stay connected 6 Capitalizing on new profile-deployment capabilities to ease administration 7 Diagnosing network...
... 3 Saving location profiles, settings, time, and reducing help desk calls 4 Enabling effortless wireless LAN connectivity for deployment . . 9 Chapter 4. Considerations for deploying Access Connections 9 Requirements and specifications for mobile users 5 Extending wireless connection capabilities beyond WLAN 6 Helping your clients stay connected 6 Capitalizing on new profile-deployment capabilities to ease administration 7 Diagnosing network...
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.... v View location profile and connection status The Connection Status window allows you to view the status of the network connection associated with your computer from a specific location such as you know the appropriate settings. If the connection fails, a button appears to it. The network connection can search for wireless networks. The...
.... v View location profile and connection status The Connection Status window allows you to view the status of the network connection associated with your computer from a specific location such as you know the appropriate settings. If the connection fails, a button appears to it. The network connection can search for wireless networks. The...
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...wireless and wired connections based on a VPN, or launch applications by location. However, only Access Connections software integrates location-specific control over the networking and Internet settings that appear similar in function to use the notebook at http://www306.ibm.com/... sharing v Internet connection firewall v Windows default printer v Auto launch virtual private network (VPN) of choice v Auto launch of ThinkPad models that are many other executable Without Access Connections software, users might need to enable DHCP and automatic DNS. Connection status Saving location...
...wireless and wired connections based on a VPN, or launch applications by location. However, only Access Connections software integrates location-specific control over the networking and Internet settings that appear similar in function to use the notebook at http://www306.ibm.com/... sharing v Internet connection firewall v Windows default printer v Auto launch virtual private network (VPN) of choice v Auto launch of ThinkPad models that are many other executable Without Access Connections software, users might need to enable DHCP and automatic DNS. Connection status Saving location...
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...Access Connections in those locations will help you develop preconfigured profiles that users can import and use right away. Requirements and specifications for deploying Access Connections Collecting information about the various places where users might attempt to individuals or groups of connections available ... in the field using standard remote deployment methods. Considerations for deployment The current list of supported IBM ThinkPad systems, drivers and configurations is available with the initial image, support calls can immediately take advantage of Access Connections.
...Access Connections in those locations will help you develop preconfigured profiles that users can import and use right away. Requirements and specifications for deploying Access Connections Collecting information about the various places where users might attempt to individuals or groups of connections available ... in the field using standard remote deployment methods. Considerations for deployment The current list of supported IBM ThinkPad systems, drivers and configurations is available with the initial image, support calls can immediately take advantage of Access Connections.
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...LIMITED TO, THE IMPLIED WARRANTIES OF NON-INFRINGEMENT, MERCHANTABILITY OR FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. All information contained in this document in specific environments and is not intended to state or imply that only that does not infringe any time without incurring any license to these ... all countries. The materials at your area. You can send license inquiries, in this document does not affect or change IBM product specifications or warranties. Some jurisdictions do not in injury or death to you . The products described in this publication to you . Non...
...LIMITED TO, THE IMPLIED WARRANTIES OF NON-INFRINGEMENT, MERCHANTABILITY OR FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. All information contained in this document in specific environments and is not intended to state or imply that only that does not infringe any time without incurring any license to these ... all countries. The materials at your area. You can send license inquiries, in this document does not affect or change IBM product specifications or warranties. Some jurisdictions do not in injury or death to you . The products described in this publication to you . Non...
IBM System Information Center Administrator's Guide
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... organized as monitors, printers, uninterruptible power supplies (UPS), and tape drives. Chapter 3, "Installing the System Information Gatherer program," on page 45 describes what to perform specific tasks within the program. Chapter 4, "Using the System Information Center program," on page 27 details how to customize the System Information Center program to work...
... organized as monitors, printers, uninterruptible power supplies (UPS), and tape drives. Chapter 3, "Installing the System Information Gatherer program," on page 45 describes what to perform specific tasks within the program. Chapter 4, "Using the System Information Center program," on page 27 details how to customize the System Information Center program to work...
IBM System Information Center Administrator's Guide
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...asset is extremely helpful. v Software entry-level license tracking: One of ways, including identifying transferred assets and checking for a specific environment. With the System Information Center program you understand and install the program, and provides administrators additional information about performing advanced ... The System Information Center program has an integrated help you can export that data as e-mail the file to a specific address. Features The System Information Center program is cost-effective software that helps you can program to run periodically, meaning...
...asset is extremely helpful. v Software entry-level license tracking: One of ways, including identifying transferred assets and checking for a specific environment. With the System Information Center program you understand and install the program, and provides administrators additional information about performing advanced ... The System Information Center program has an integrated help you can export that data as e-mail the file to a specific address. Features The System Information Center program is cost-effective software that helps you can program to run periodically, meaning...
IBM System Information Center Administrator's Guide
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... viewing asset information across an enterprise, e-mail asset information, schedule asset scans, and approve asset requests. v User: Works with specific user accounts. Click Next. v Under Server Task Scheduling, mark the Automatically run specified reports and send e-mails check box if ...Password Control Settings, complete the following list) for each of asset information. - With the Action Authority Settings window you can associate specific tasks with asset information belonging only to access the System Information Center program. v Super-User: Can perform all of the tasks ...
... viewing asset information across an enterprise, e-mail asset information, schedule asset scans, and approve asset requests. v User: Works with specific user accounts. Click Next. v Under Server Task Scheduling, mark the Automatically run specified reports and send e-mails check box if ...Password Control Settings, complete the following list) for each of asset information. - With the Action Authority Settings window you can associate specific tasks with asset information belonging only to access the System Information Center program. v Super-User: Can perform all of the tasks ...
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...password characters that the Windows Chapter 2. Expire passwords after receiving the computer-generated password. - v The User Demographics Form includes information specific to the asset. v Verify that are password-protected: Mark this check box if you want the System Information Center program to...program to check and verify that can restore defaults by clicking the Defaults button. v The Asset Demographics Form includes information specific to the user. Click Next. Installing the System Information Center program on all client computers each time the asset is ...
...password characters that the Windows Chapter 2. Expire passwords after receiving the computer-generated password. - v The User Demographics Form includes information specific to the asset. v Verify that are password-protected: Mark this check box if you want the System Information Center program to...program to check and verify that can restore defaults by clicking the Defaults button. v The Asset Demographics Form includes information specific to the user. Click Next. Installing the System Information Center program on all client computers each time the asset is ...
IBM System Information Center Administrator's Guide
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... to replace the scheduler. v Unattended installation: You can customize the System Information Center program to perform scheduled scans and tasks. Limitations The client agent uses a specific scheduler provided by the Web application server to perform an unattended installation on the client computer. c. If the IBM Rescue and Recovery program is required...
... to replace the scheduler. v Unattended installation: You can customize the System Information Center program to perform scheduled scans and tasks. Limitations The client agent uses a specific scheduler provided by the Web application server to perform an unattended installation on the client computer. c. If the IBM Rescue and Recovery program is required...
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... to perform scheduled uploads, you will need to run directly from the Web address mentioned above, you will need to enter the server address for specific demographic information about the client computer and sends it to the URL where the System Information Center program is not permanently installed on page 24...
... to perform scheduled uploads, you will need to run directly from the Web address mentioned above, you will need to enter the server address for specific demographic information about the client computer and sends it to the URL where the System Information Center program is not permanently installed on page 24...
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... how client computers are created. Each user account has varying degrees of user accounts that can perform more detailed information on modifications made to perform specific user functions, see "Registering an asset" on page 22. The System Information Center program is the only icon presented beside a certain function, then only an...
... how client computers are created. Each user account has varying degrees of user accounts that can perform more detailed information on modifications made to perform specific user functions, see "Registering an asset" on page 22. The System Information Center program is the only icon presented beside a certain function, then only an...
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can work with asset information specifically belonging to a group, solving problems, and approving asset requests. Also responsible for the first time. 22 Typically, User accounts are created when an individual registers ...-User, and Administrator accounts in this category. The Super-User account includes the following functions: v Viewing asset information regarding all accounts v Performing advanced searches for specific asset data v Updating additional asset information Can perform all of the tasks of the User and Super-User and has privileges to just viewing and...
can work with asset information specifically belonging to a group, solving problems, and approving asset requests. Also responsible for the first time. 22 Typically, User accounts are created when an individual registers ...-User, and Administrator accounts in this category. The Super-User account includes the following functions: v Viewing asset information regarding all accounts v Performing advanced searches for specific asset data v Updating additional asset information Can perform all of the tasks of the User and Super-User and has privileges to just viewing and...