Sandy,

We have been using the Linux since last year, and I haven't found a
way to stop this problem.  This is very irratating and slows down the
whole class.  If ever you do find a way out of this mess please let
me know.  I was told that there is no way around this, and to just
teach the students to click "yes" all of the time.  Because the
students have been taught to click "yes" I only have to remap the
paths once in a while and only with the little ones.  Good Luck.
Dawn





>We have just started using the Linux server for our PC Lab.  The students
>are having a difficult time logging in and we keep losing the path (the
>"cancel, yes, cancel, yes" thing keeps happening.)
>
>I think the students should not be able to leave the log-in box until they
>correctly enter their username and password.
>
>Question:  have any of you found a way (by using FoolProof or something
>else) to do this?
>
>I have tried FoolProof's Network Settings and selected "Require Validation
>from the Network for Windows Access".  This will not allow anyone to
>proceed past the log-in screen unless the information is correct, BUT, it
>is also asking for a domain.  When I use mpsaz.org, it doesn't work.  Does
>anyone know the domain of our Linux Server?
>
>HELP! (and thanks!)
>Sandy Zipp
>Computer Lab Tech
>Jordan Elementary School
>(480) 472-3802
>
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Dawn Gomez
Computer Tech
Holmes School
480-472-5606

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