Login Window
james...@azdema.gov
4.91 SP1 or SP2).
Client seems to install completely but not presented with the Netware
GINA/login upon reboot; only the Windows login. After bypassing that, a
very limited Netware login window is presented. Don't know the issue and
I don't remember where selecting a login window in Windows is
configured. Any thoughts?
Thanks
Hamish Speirs
Check the following registry settings:
HKLM\Software\Microsoft\WindowsNT\CurrentVersion\Winlogon\GinaDll is set
to NWGina.dll
HKLM\Software\Microsoft\WindowsNT\CurrentVersion\Winlogon\AutoAdminLogon
is set to 0 or doesn't exist.
HKLM\Software\Novell\Login\AutoAdminLogon is set to 0 or doesn't exist.
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james...@azdema.gov
None of the settings exist; not even the first one. The GinaDll setting
is not there. All my models of GX520 are behaving this way; others are
not. Though they all share the same NIC/driver version.
Hamish Speirs
> None of the settings exist; not even the first one. The GinaDll setting
> is not there. All my models of GX520 are behaving this way; others are
> not. Though they all share the same NIC/driver version.
The GinaDll setting is the one that MUST be there to get the Novell
login. If it doesn't exist - create it.
james...@azdema.gov
There's a TID (10097985) that describes the lack of support by ZfD for
the chipset in this model of Dell. Could this play in to the client
issued based on ZEN policies, etc.?
Hamish Speirs
> There's a TID (10097985) that describes the lack of support by ZfD for
> the chipset in this model of Dell. Could this play in to the client
> issued based on ZEN policies, etc.?
That TID will apply if you're having problems doing imaging, but your
problem is not an imagining one - its the absence of a vital registry
key thats causing you problems.