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- Add Workstation to Workstation Group
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- Change Home Directory Attribute
- Changing Novell Account Management Passwords
- Check Login Expiration Time
- Check Netware User Status
- Create a List of Workstations
- Disable a User Account in Novell
- Error 120 nwSvrShutdown
- FFFFFD63 Error and nwVfyPassword
- Getting Trustees in a Directory Tree
- Issue NetWare Console Commands
- Mac Address with NetwareX extender
- NDS Copy Passwords
- NDS Disk Space Ownership
- NDS Servers Configurations
- NDS Volumes Usage
- Netware Force Password Change Next Logon
- Netware NDS Volumes Usage program
- NetWare User Creation Problem
- NetwareX 1437 AddExtender dll load failed
- NetwareX NDS Users Inactive For XX Days program
- Netwarex Support for NW6 NDS 8 eDirectory
- nwAddUserToGroup Fails
- nwGetFileInfo to Get List of Inherited Trustees
- NwGetSrvParam problems
- nwListObjects and 273 Error
- nwModifyObject Ill Formatted Attribute Value Error
- nwSearchFilter Error 239
- nwSearchFilter Error 298
- nwSearchFilter Issue
- nwServerList Problem
- nwSetPassword Error 233
- nwSetPassword Issue
- Problem with nwGetObjInfo on Alias
- Retrieve the Alias in the User Container
- Run with Elevated Privileges in NDS
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Check Netware User Status
Question:
I've read somewhere on here or in the extender of how to see if a user is disabled or not. I read through nwGetObjInfo, but it's not jumping out at me. Can someone advise me on the correct function?Answer:
Just use nwGetObjValue() to read the boolean value of the "Login Disabled" attribute. If the value of the attribute is a 1 [one], then the user object is disabled. If the attribute value is 0 [zero] or if it is *MISSING*, then the user object is not disabled. If the user object has never been disabled in the past, then it is highly likely that the attribute doesn't exist on the user object and thus you can't get the value for it. Please read the help topic for nwGetObjValue() and refer to the values of the flag bits [bit #3] to understand how a missing attribute value is handled with either an error being raised or an empty string being returned.Here is a example showing how to disable a user. You should be able to work with that. http://techsupt.winbatch.com/webcgi/webbatch.exe?techsupt/nftechsupt.web+WinBatch/Networks~-~Servers/Novell~Netware/NetwareX~Extender+Disable~a~User~Account~in~Novell.txt
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Last Updated: 2014:07:18:09:51:38