(English) Access Connections Profile Deployment guide
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... Connections. This setting is useful in wireless LAN profiles v Enable automatic wireless LAN radio control v Allow selection of location profiles with Fn+F5 On Screen Display menu v Disable Ethernet adapter when Ethernet cable is unplugged Note: If this setting is enabled, the Ethernet port will be disabled when the Ethernet cable...
... Connections. This setting is useful in wireless LAN profiles v Enable automatic wireless LAN radio control v Allow selection of location profiles with Fn+F5 On Screen Display menu v Disable Ethernet adapter when Ethernet cable is unplugged Note: If this setting is enabled, the Ethernet port will be disabled when the Ethernet cable...
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The following policies: v Show ThinkVantage Access Connections status icon in task tray v Show the wireless status icon in the task tray v Display the progress indicator window when a profile is being applied 14 Access Connections Deployment Guide Network Global Settings panel for Access Connections when installed on the ...
The following policies: v Show ThinkVantage Access Connections status icon in task tray v Show the wireless status icon in the task tray v Display the progress indicator window when a profile is being applied 14 Access Connections Deployment Guide Network Global Settings panel for Access Connections when installed on the ...
(English) Access Connections Profile Deployment guide
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... Control Panel > Administrative Tools > Group Policy Management. The Group Policy Object Editor is present. This file supports Access Connections 4.2 and above. © Lenovo 2008. With Group Policy and ADM files, administrators define settings that gives administrators the ability to the Group Policy editor: 1. All the available settings can... and ADM files Active Directory provides a mechanism that can be configured now for Access Connections. A new tab named ThinkVantage is displayed. 3. Working with Group Policy to set the configuration policies for Access Connections.
... Control Panel > Administrative Tools > Group Policy Management. The Group Policy Object Editor is present. This file supports Access Connections 4.2 and above. © Lenovo 2008. With Group Policy and ADM files, administrators define settings that gives administrators the ability to the Group Policy editor: 1. All the available settings can... and ADM files Active Directory provides a mechanism that can be configured now for Access Connections. A new tab named ThinkVantage is displayed. 3. Working with Group Policy to set the configuration policies for Access Connections.
(English) Access Connections Profile Deployment guide
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...not allow clients to view or edit start applications automatically setting in location profile. Enable FnF5 menu Location profiles can not be displayed. Hide services menu Do not show services menu. Hide VPN Do not allow clients to view or edit default printer setting ...changed by clients. Chapter 5. Enable auto WLAN radio control When automatic wireless LAN radio control is enabled, wireless radio would be displayed when connecting to create and with Active Directory and ADM files 25 Enable single sign on The wireless connection would be available....
...not allow clients to view or edit start applications automatically setting in location profile. Enable FnF5 menu Location profiles can not be displayed. Hide services menu Do not show services menu. Hide VPN Do not allow clients to view or edit default printer setting ...changed by clients. Chapter 5. Enable auto WLAN radio control When automatic wireless LAN radio control is enabled, wireless radio would be displayed when connecting to create and with Active Directory and ADM files 25 Enable single sign on The wireless connection would be available....
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... immediately. Considering this requires administrative privileges, the command will be routed through AcPrfMgrSvc. \qctray.exe/startac v Find Wireless networks. \qctray.exe /findwInw v Display QCTRAY help information. \qctray.exe /help © Lenovo 2008. v Apply Location Profile. \qctray.exe/set v Disconnect Location Profile. \qctray.exe/reset v Delete Location Profile. \qctray.exe/del v Import Location...
... immediately. Considering this requires administrative privileges, the command will be routed through AcPrfMgrSvc. \qctray.exe/startac v Find Wireless networks. \qctray.exe /findwInw v Display QCTRAY help information. \qctray.exe /help © Lenovo 2008. v Apply Location Profile. \qctray.exe/set v Disconnect Location Profile. \qctray.exe/reset v Delete Location Profile. \qctray.exe/del v Import Location...
(English) Access Connections Profile Deployment guide
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...Connections application files. such as WLANCX2, WLLANATH, or WLLANINT. 4. A restart is required for the Hotkey utilities package and On screen display. When the integrated package is extracted, the following subdirectory under ACCONWLD containing each of the drivers in the directory, only the drivers... replace all the relevant packages with prompt for up-to prepare for Power Management. To install silently, all the relevant packages with Lenovo ThinkPad /L3000 system BIOS. v WLANCX2 is the folder that contains the Intel® Pro/Wireless Driver (11a/b/g and 11b/g). To install...
...Connections application files. such as WLANCX2, WLLANATH, or WLLANINT. 4. A restart is required for the Hotkey utilities package and On screen display. When the integrated package is extracted, the following subdirectory under ACCONWLD containing each of the drivers in the directory, only the drivers... replace all the relevant packages with prompt for up-to prepare for Power Management. To install silently, all the relevant packages with Lenovo ThinkPad /L3000 system BIOS. v WLANCX2 is the folder that contains the Intel® Pro/Wireless Driver (11a/b/g and 11b/g). To install...
Microsoft Windows XP Conversion Kit
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... convert your Windows XP Conversion kit into the DVD drive. d. g. Shut down the operating system and turn off your computer. When the logo screen is displayed, press and release the F1 key. Turn on page 2. f. Step 4. Press F10 to select Boot from the Startup menu and press Enter. If you begin...
... convert your Windows XP Conversion kit into the DVD drive. d. g. Shut down the operating system and turn off your computer. When the logo screen is displayed, press and release the F1 key. Turn on page 2. f. Step 4. Press F10 to select Boot from the Startup menu and press Enter. If you begin...
Microsoft Windows XP Conversion Kit
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...appropriate Windows XP Product Recovery disc and then click OK. Step 12. When Rescue and Recovery window opens again, click Continue. A message displays a warning not to begin in case that you have a Supplemental Recovery disc. Step 9. You will begin the conversion process. When the ...Product Recovery window opens, click Next. Step 10. A window will display indicating that the conversion process will then be clearly marked as such. Note: Not all Windows XP conversion kits come with the terms, ...
...appropriate Windows XP Product Recovery disc and then click OK. Step 12. When Rescue and Recovery window opens again, click Continue. A message displays a warning not to begin in case that you have a Supplemental Recovery disc. Step 9. You will begin the conversion process. When the ...Product Recovery window opens, click Next. Step 10. A window will display indicating that the conversion process will then be clearly marked as such. Note: Not all Windows XP conversion kits come with the terms, ...
Microsoft Windows XP Conversion Kit
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...be patient. The remainder of others. be trademarks or service marks of the conversion process is fully automated and no activity is displayed prompting you . After you can restore the original startup sequence as follows: a. Press F10 to complete the Windows setup. This ...is complete, you might experience periods when no action is a trademark of Lenovo in the United States, other countries, or both . d. Lenovo, the Lenovo logo, Rescue and Recovery, ThinkPad, and ThinkVantage are trademarks of Microsoft in the United States, other countries, or both ....
...be patient. The remainder of others. be trademarks or service marks of the conversion process is fully automated and no activity is displayed prompting you . After you can restore the original startup sequence as follows: a. Press F10 to complete the Windows setup. This ...is complete, you might experience periods when no action is a trademark of Lenovo in the United States, other countries, or both . d. Lenovo, the Lenovo logo, Rescue and Recovery, ThinkPad, and ThinkVantage are trademarks of Microsoft in the United States, other countries, or both ....
(English) Deployment Guide for IBM Access Connections
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...card installed in use your IP connection using the IP config feature. Helping your clients stay connected Access Connections software provides your ThinkPad notebook, you can consume considerable amounts of 3G cellular technologies, wireless WAN services are emerging as connecting at work and a...through a command prompt and using the Bluetooth modem, which will be selected from either this menu bar or from the menu displayed by left-clicking the Access Connections system tray icon. Wireless adapter radios can use . Wireless Internet subscription service required; Access ...
...card installed in use your IP connection using the IP config feature. Helping your clients stay connected Access Connections software provides your ThinkPad notebook, you can consume considerable amounts of 3G cellular technologies, wireless WAN services are emerging as connecting at work and a...through a command prompt and using the Bluetooth modem, which will be selected from either this menu bar or from the menu displayed by left-clicking the Access Connections system tray icon. Wireless adapter radios can use . Wireless Internet subscription service required; Access ...
(English) Deployment Guide for IBM Access Connections
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...Figure 2. After you want to ensure sensitive data is selected contains a wireless profile with encryption enabled, the administrator will be displayed. Consider these and other needs as shown in Figure 4 on the computer, the initial window for Administrator Profile Deployment Feature... window 6. Enabler for the profile creation wizard will be displayed. Select Enable Administrator Feature. 7. Profile Distribution 3. For each location profile selected, choose the appropriate user-access policy as you...
...Figure 2. After you want to ensure sensitive data is selected contains a wireless profile with encryption enabled, the administrator will be displayed. Consider these and other needs as shown in Figure 4 on the computer, the initial window for Administrator Profile Deployment Feature... window 6. Enabler for the profile creation wizard will be displayed. Select Enable Administrator Feature. 7. Profile Distribution 3. For each location profile selected, choose the appropriate user-access policy as you...
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... Administrator Feature Enabler, as described in Section 4.4 or if you have specified all the necessary settings in the Access Connections install directory - (C:\PROGRAM FILES\THINKPAD\CONNECTUTILITIES). Install Access Connections on page 12. Preparing for a new-image installation To deploy the Access Connections software, do the following: 1. Chapter 4. ...Give the *.LOA file a name and location. After you provide the passphrase to encrypt the *.LOA file so that the file can be displayed. Define Client Configuration Policy 7. Figure 7. The passphrase is used to the user. 8.
... Administrator Feature Enabler, as described in Section 4.4 or if you have specified all the necessary settings in the Access Connections install directory - (C:\PROGRAM FILES\THINKPAD\CONNECTUTILITIES). Install Access Connections on page 12. Preparing for a new-image installation To deploy the Access Connections software, do the following: 1. Chapter 4. ...Give the *.LOA file a name and location. After you provide the passphrase to encrypt the *.LOA file so that the file can be displayed. Define Client Configuration Policy 7. Figure 7. The passphrase is used to the user. 8.
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... characters, where applicable, and then press Enter. 5. Chapter 4. In separate e-mail messages (one for the password and one for the users: a. b. i. The *.loa file is displayed that have set up the Start menu, you the *.loa file. Click Manage Location Profiles, and then click Options --> Import/Export. Attended deployment To deploy...
... characters, where applicable, and then press Enter. 5. Chapter 4. In separate e-mail messages (one for the password and one for the users: a. b. i. The *.loa file is displayed that have set up the Start menu, you the *.loa file. Click Manage Location Profiles, and then click Options --> Import/Export. Attended deployment To deploy...
IBM System Information Center Administrator's Guide
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... of features and design details. Chapter 4, "Using the System Information Center program," on page 45 describes what to do if the System Information Center program displays poor performance. © Copyright IBM Corp. 2004 v This guide is an IBM ThinkVantage™ Technology aimed at helping enterprises reduce costs by -step instructions on...
... of features and design details. Chapter 4, "Using the System Information Center program," on page 45 describes what to do if the System Information Center program displays poor performance. © Copyright IBM Corp. 2004 v This guide is an IBM ThinkVantage™ Technology aimed at helping enterprises reduce costs by -step instructions on...
IBM System Information Center Administrator's Guide
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.... 2. Ensure that all of the default Windows component settings. 2. Accept all devices are working correctly. When the Manage Your Server window opens, mark the Don't display this service at logon check box. 6 The console has the following procedures: v "Installing Windows 2000 Server" on page 6 v "Installing Windows Server 2003" on page 6 If...
.... 2. Ensure that all of the default Windows component settings. 2. Accept all devices are working correctly. When the Manage Your Server window opens, mark the Don't display this service at logon check box. 6 The console has the following procedures: v "Installing Windows 2000 Server" on page 6 v "Installing Windows Server 2003" on page 6 If...
IBM System Information Center Administrator's Guide
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... Information Center program can create their drives; Information in the SMTP server name/IP address field. - The Setup Status window opens and the progress indicator displays the progress of the System Information Center program on a server. Note: After you install the System Information Center program, the first user account you are...
... Information Center program can create their drives; Information in the SMTP server name/IP address field. - The Setup Status window opens and the progress indicator displays the progress of the System Information Center program on a server. Note: After you install the System Information Center program, the first user account you are...
IBM System Information Center Administrator's Guide
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... Windows screen saver password is set on client computers are password-protected each time the asset is non-numeric and numeric.) - The Form Settings window displays fields you want the System Information Center program to have the following options: - You can be successfully added to check and verify that the Windows...
... Windows screen saver password is set on client computers are password-protected each time the asset is non-numeric and numeric.) - The Form Settings window displays fields you want the System Information Center program to have the following options: - You can be successfully added to check and verify that the Windows...
IBM System Information Center Administrator's Guide
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... 37. 14. For more information about modifying the ISIC.PROPERTIES file, see "Creating accounts" on a server. The Setup Status window opens and the progress indicator displays the progress of the System Information Center program on page 22. After completing, the ″Restart required to Install window opens. 15. Securing your computer...
... 37. 14. For more information about modifying the ISIC.PROPERTIES file, see "Creating accounts" on a server. The Setup Status window opens and the progress indicator displays the progress of the System Information Center program on page 22. After completing, the ″Restart required to Install window opens. 15. Securing your computer...
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... without prompting for demographic information. Click OK. 2. The logon page is ready to the URL where the System Information Center program is displayed. 3. In the System Information Center menu bar, click Assets. 4. Follow the instructions on the screen. Note: If you intend to...it to install the client agent from the System Information Center program GUI After the System Information Center program has been installed and is displayed. 2. Temporarily using the client agent to register an asset or to execute a silent installation. The File Download window opens. 5. ...
... without prompting for demographic information. Click OK. 2. The logon page is ready to the URL where the System Information Center program is displayed. 3. In the System Information Center menu bar, click Assets. 4. Follow the instructions on the screen. Note: If you intend to...it to install the client agent from the System Information Center program GUI After the System Information Center program has been installed and is displayed. 2. Temporarily using the client agent to register an asset or to execute a silent installation. The File Download window opens. 5. ...
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... address of the client ISIG_OEM.EXE file from a command line, complete the following directory by logging on . b. In these instructions System Information Gatherer Install is displayed. The Properties window is used. 4. Run the following command: ISIG_OEM.EXE /s /v"/qn ISIGURL=http://servername" (where servername is installed by going to perform a silent installation...
... address of the client ISIG_OEM.EXE file from a command line, complete the following directory by logging on . b. In these instructions System Information Gatherer Install is displayed. The Properties window is used. 4. Run the following command: ISIG_OEM.EXE /s /v"/qn ISIGURL=http://servername" (where servername is installed by going to perform a silent installation...