Workstations listed or workstations that are in the containers listed here cannot use DLU access. The Excluded Workstations List displays the workstations and containers that you want to exclude DLU access to. For more information, see Rules for Workstations. Lists the workstations and containers that you want to include or exclude access to. You cannot delete the default Windows groups with this option.Ĭlick Next to display the Login Restrictions page, then fill in the fields to configure user access: You cannot edit the default Windows groups with this option.Ĭlick Delete to delete a custom group. This volatile user account is deleted after the expiry of the specified cache period when another DLU user logs out from the device.ĭisplays the available group to which a user can be assigned as a member.Ĭlick Custom to display the Custom Group Properties dialog box, through which you can add a new custom group and configure its rights.Ĭlick Edit to view and edit the details of a custom group. You can specify a value from 1 to 999 days. If you have enabled ZENworks GINA to use DLU without the Novell Client, then any previously logged in cached user can log in to the system locally.Ĭache Volatile User for Time Period (Days)Īllows you to specify the number of days to cache the volatile user account on the device. On a device that has Novell Client installed, the last logged in user can log in to the system locally. This setting must be enabled for the following scenarios to work: If a local user object already exists with a DLU user name, any changes to the DLU user name cannot be applied on the policy unless you enable Manage Existing User Account (if any). If you select both the Volatile User and the Manage Existing User Account (If Any) check boxes, and the user has a permanent local account that uses the same username specified in the user source, the permanent account is changed to a volatile (temporary) account and is removed when the user logs out. Helps you to manage a user object that already exists. For information on this issue, see Dynamic Local User Policy Troubleshooting. If a user logs in to a device that has the Dynamic Local User policy applied and then logs out of the device when the device is disconnected from the network, the user is unable to log in to the disconnected device again. If both settings are enabled, a user who has logged into the workstation at least once, can login locally on the workstation and access it even in case of network logon failure. Ensure that you enable the setting Manage Existing User Account (if any). Select this option to create the account with the password configured in the user source.

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