Does this happening when you try to login to the linux and the mac servers?
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From: MPS Lab Technicians [mailto:[log in to unmask]]On
Behalf Of Sandy Zipp
Sent: Thursday, April 18, 2002 9:00 AM
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Subject: Re: Server Sign-On
Thanks! I'll try anything!
At 09:11 AM 4/16/02 -0700, you wrote:
>Lori taught me that the easiest method of handling your question is as
>follows (especially for the young ones): Each drive is a door and you need
>the right key to enter the right door.
>
>l.) Teach the user which drive they are attempting to log on to. In our
>case the student is searching for the "U" drive.
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>2.) Teach the user to "read" the gray pop up screen. That screen is
>asking the question "You have chosen not to log onto xyz-etc,. but do you
>want to reconnect next time you log on?"
>YES you want to reconnect. (Yes, I want to leave the door there so I can
>open it next time.)
>
>Worked for me. (98% of the time at least).
>Joanne
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>At 07:59 AM 4/12/02 -0700, you wrote:
>>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
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>>>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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Sandy Zipp
Computer Lab Tech
Jordan Elementary School
(480) 472-3802
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