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> # NT User Tab of the Edit Entry Dialog

> Use this panel to store Windows NT-specific information about this user in the directory. If you are using Directory Server Synchronization Services, the options and attributes that you specify here will be synchronized with the information in the user's Windows NT account.

> Enable Windows NT user attributes. Check this box to enable the fields in this panel.

> NT User ID. Enter the user's login name on Windows NT.

> Create New NT Account. (Optional) Check this box if you are using Synchronization Services and want to create the user's Windows NT account simultaneously.

> Delete NT Account If Person Deleted. (Optional) Check this box if you are using Synchronization Services and want to delete the user's Windows NT account simultaneously. Checking this box will not delete the user. It only indicates that if the user is deleted from the Sun user directory, the corresponding Windows NT account will also be removed automatically.

> Comment. (Optional) Enter a description of this user.

> User Profile Path. (Optional) Enter the path to this user's profile. Use the Windows NT network path format, for example \\example\profiles\janedoe.

> Logon Script. (Optional) Enter the path to the user's logon script. This path is relative to the system's logon script path. For example, if the system path is \\example\logon, you might enter contractors.bat or contractors\janedoe.cmd depending on where you store your user scripts.

> Home Drive. (Optional) Use the drop-down list to choose the drive on which this user's home directory is located.

> Home Directory. (Optional) Enter the path to this user or administrator's home directory. Use the Windows NT network path format or an absolute path. For example, you can enter \\example\users\janedoe or C:\user profiles\janedoe.

> Logon Server. (Optional) Enter the path to the server on which this user's logon script is stored. Use the NT network path format.

> Logon Hours. (Optional) Click to set the hours during which this user is allowed to log on.

> User Workstations List. (Optional) Enter the fully qualified hostnames from which this user is allowed to log on.

> Change. (Optional) Click to change the date and time at which the user's Windows NT account will expire.

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