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| User and workstation objects |
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Wed, 04 May 2005 08:46:35 GMT |
Hi all,
My app defines NDS user names from NW servers by using IP or MAC of
workstations. This works well while Zenworks is not set in the network.
In this case my program can find a user object and a workstation object
for the wanted user, for which the server keeps two connections.
So I would like to set some filter into the program, which allows me to
clip such workstation objects. But while I cannot find a normal criteria
for building this filter. Can anybody help me in that?
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| Re: User and workstation objects |
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Thu, 05 May 2005 22:15:54 GMT |
Victor Kulichkin wrote:
> Hi all,
>
> My app defines NDS user names from NW servers by using IP or MAC of
> workstations. This works well while Zenworks is not set in the network.
> In this case my program can find a user object and a workstation object
> for the wanted user, for which the server keeps two connections.
> So I would like to set some filter into the program, which allows me to
> clip such workstation objects. But while I cannot find a normal criteria
> for building this filter. Can anybody help me in that?
Can you not simply filter on object class i.e. determine the object class of
the logged in object and if it is "Workstation" then ignore it?
John
DevServ SysOp 24
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Fri, 06 May 2005 06:56:27 GMT |
> Can you not simply filter on object class i.e. determine the object class
of
> the logged in object and if it is "Workstation" then ignore it?
>
> John
> DevServ SysOp 24
Thanks a lot,
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