$ # K K New
Configure a new WinStation for the WinFrame Server.
See Also
Configuring a New WinStation

$ # K K Copy
Make a copy of an existing WinStation.
See Also
Making a Copy of an existing WinStation

$ # K K Delete
Delete a WinStation from the WinFrame Server.
See Also
Deleting a WinStation

$ # K K Rename
Rename a WinStation.
See Also
Renaming a WinStation

$ # K K Edit
Edit a WinStation's configuration.  This command allows viewing of the WinStation configuration if the application is in User Mode.
See Also
Editing an existing WinStation configuration

$ # K K Enable
Enable a disabled WinStation.
See Also
Enabling a WinStation

$ # K K Disable
Disable an enabled WinStation.
See Also
Disabling a WinStation

$ # K Exit
Exit the WinStation Configuration application.

$ # K K Confirmation
When checked, the WinStation Configuration program will prompt for confirmation for certain configuration operations, such as deleting WinStations.
See Also
Confirmation for destructive actions

$ # K Save Settings on Exit
Choose the Save Settings on Exit command to ensure that any changes made to WinStation Configuration are saved.  This includes:
{bmc bullet.bmp}	Current size and position of the WinStation Configuration window.
{bmc bullet.bmp}	Confirmation setting.
{bmc bullet.bmp}	Current font used in the WinStation List.

$ # K Font
Allows a different font to be selected for use in the WinStation List.  Dialog box fonts are not affected by this selection.
See Also
Changing the WinStation List font

$ # K Contents
Starts Help and displays the topics in Help for WinStation Configuration. 

$ # K Search for Help On
Opens the Search dialog box for Help. You can look up Help information by choosing keywords in the dialog box. 

$ # K How to Use Help
Explains how to use Help. 

$ # K About WinStation Configuration
Displays version and copyright information about WinStation Configuration. 

$# K WinStation Configuration dialog
The WinStation Configuration dialog is used to enter, edit, and view configuration information for a WinStation.  Three categories of WinStations can be configured for the WinFrame Server:
{bmc bullet.bmp}	Network WinStations.
{bmc bullet.bmp}	Async WinStations.
For information on the WinStation Configuration dialog box, choose one of the following topics:
{bmc moreinfo.bmp} Name
{bmc moreinfo.bmp} Transport
{bmc moreinfo.bmp} Type
{bmc moreinfo.bmp} Comment
See Also
Async Transport Configuration Options
Network Transport Configuration Options
Advanced WinStation dialog
Client Settings dialog
Configuring a New WinStation
Editing an existing WinStation configuration

# Name
The Name uniquely identifies the WinStation to the WinFrame Server.  The name cannot begin with a digit and any characters can be entered for the name except for     :  #  .  \  /
{bmc doit.bmp}	Type the desired WinStation name in the edit field.

# Transport
The Transport defines the low-level communication method that will be used by the WinStation.
{bmc doit.bmp}	From the list, choose the desired WinStation transport.

# Type
The Type classifies the target terminal or computer that will communicate with the WinStation.
{bmc doit.bmp}	From the list, choose the desired WinStation type.

# Comment
The Comment provides a way to describe the WinStation, if desired.
{bmc doit.bmp}	Type the desired comment in the edit field.
Note: For Async WinStations, the name of the configured Device will automatically prefix the comment when it is displayed in the WinStation List.

$# Async Transport Configuration Options
For information on the Async WinStation configuration options, choose one of the following topics:
{bmc moreinfo.bmp} Device
{bmc moreinfo.bmp} Install Modem

The following fields are only modifiable for dial-In WinStations, when a modem is selected from the Device list.  Choose one of the following topics for more information:
{bmc moreinfo.bmp} Modem Properties
{bmc moreinfo.bmp} (Modem Callback)...is
{bmc moreinfo.bmp} Phone number

The following fields are only modifiable for direct-connect WinStations, when an async port is selected from the Device list.  Choose one of the following topics for more information:
{bmc moreinfo.bmp} Device Connect on
{bmc moreinfo.bmp} Baud
{bmc moreinfo.bmp} Set Defaults
{bmc moreinfo.bmp} Advanced...
{bmc moreinfo.bmp} Test...
See Also
Advanced Async Configuration dialog
Async Test dialog
Configuring a New WinStation
Editing an existing WinStation configuration

# Device
{bmc doit.bmp}	From the list, choose the async device that the WinStation will communicate through.  To configure a direct-connect async WinStation, choose an async port name from the list.  To configure a dial-In async WinStation, choose a modem from the list.
Note: If an async device has been configured with a modem, the port name will not appear by itself in the list.  It will only appear along with the modem configured to use the port.  In order to use an async port for a direct-connect WinStation, you must have no modems configured to use the port.  You can run the Modems icon from the Control Panel to remove modems that have previously been configured to an async port.

# Install Modem
{bmc doit.bmp}	Choose this button to install a modem on an async port.  The Install New Modem dialog will appear.

# Modem Properties
{bmc doit.bmp}	Choose this button to view or change the settings of a modem that has been installed on an async port.  The Modem Properties dialog will appear.

# (Modem Callback) ...is
Three options are available to configure the Dial-In WinStation for modem callback:
{bmc bullet.bmp}	disabled.: The Dial-In WinStation will not attempt to call the user back when this option is selected.
{bmc bullet.bmp}	to a roving phone number.: the Dial-In WinStation will prompt the user to enter a phone number and call the user back at that phone number.  A default phone number presented in this prompt can be specified in the Phone Number field.
{bmc bullet.bmp}	to a fixed phone number.: the Dial-In WinStation will automatically attempt to call the user back at the phone number specified in the Phone Number field.
Click on the (inherit user config) button to cause the callback options (including the Phone Number) to be retrieved from the user's configuration settings.

# Phone number
{bmc doit.bmp}	Type the phone number to use as a the default phone number (for roving callback).or the actual callback phone number (for fixed callback).
Click on the (inherit user config) button to cause the phone number to be retrieved from the user's configuration settings.

# Device Connect on
Six options are available to tell the WinStation when to establish or discontinue a connection:
{bmc bullet.bmp}	CTS: when the CTS (clear-to-send) line is 'on', a connection will be established.  The connection will be discontinued when CTS reverts to the 'off' state.
{bmc bullet.bmp}	DSR: when the DSR (data-set-ready) line is 'on', a connection will be established.  The connection will be discontinued when DSR reverts to the 'off' state.
{bmc bullet.bmp}	RI: when the RI (ring-indicator) line is 'on', a connection will be established.  The connection will be discontinued when RI reverts to the 'off' state.
{bmc bullet.bmp}	DCD: when the DCD (data-carrier-detect) line is 'on', a connection will be established.  The connection will be discontinued when DCD reverts to the 'off' state.
{bmc bullet.bmp}	first character: when the first character is read by the WinStation, a connection will be established.  The connection will be discontinued when the Break character is received.
{bmc bullet.bmp}	(always connected): the WinStation will always be connected when this option is selected.

# Baud
{bmc doit.bmp}	From the list, choose the baud rate that the WinStation will use.  If a baud rate other than those that appear in the list is needed, type the desired value into the list's edit box.

# Set Defaults
{bmc doit.bmp}	Choose this button to set all Async Transport Configuration options to a default state.  The default settings depend on the Type that has been chosen for the WinStation.

# Advanced...
{bmc doit.bmp}	Choose this button to edit advanced async transport settings.  It will invoke the Advanced Async Configuration dialog.

# Test...
{bmc doit.bmp}	Choose this button to test the async device.  It will invoke the Async Test dialog.

$# K Advanced Async Configuration dialog
This dialog allows advanced async configuration settings to be made. For information on the Advanced Async Configuration options, choose one of the following topics:
{bmc moreinfo.bmp} Flow Control
{bmc moreinfo.bmp} DTR State
{bmc moreinfo.bmp} RTS State
{bmc moreinfo.bmp} Hardware Flow Control
{bmc moreinfo.bmp} Software Flow Control
{bmc moreinfo.bmp} Parity
{bmc moreinfo.bmp} Stop
{bmc moreinfo.bmp} Byte
See Also
Configuring a New WinStation
Editing an existing WinStation configuration

# Flow Control
Three selections are available for configuring the Async WinStation's flow control:
{bmc bullet.bmp}	Hardware: Hardware flow uses dedicated signal lines in the async cable.  The type of hardware flow control can be specified by pressing the Advanced button.
{bmc bullet.bmp}	Software: Software flow control requires none of the dedicated hardware flow signals to be connected in the async cable.  The software flow control Xon/Xoff characters can be re-defined, if necessary, by pressing the Advanced button.
{bmc bullet.bmp}	None: choose this when no flow control is desired.
Note: The Flow Control selections cannot be changed from this dialog for a Dial-In WinStation.  Use the Modem Configuration dialog to change the flow control to either Hardware or Software.

# DTR State
{bmc doit.bmp}	Choose the Always On button to force the DTR signal to be set to the 'on' state at all times.
{bmc doit.bmp}	Choose the Always Off button to force the DTR signal to be set to the 'off' state at all times.
This option is disabled if Hardware Flow control is enabled and the advanced Hardware Flow Control is set to Turn Off DTR when receive buffer is full.

# RTS State
{bmc doit.bmp}	Choose the Always On button to force the RTS signal to be set to the 'on' state at all times.
{bmc doit.bmp}	Choose the Always Off button to force the RTS signal to be set to the 'off' state at all times.
This option is disabled if Hardware Flow control is enabled and the advanced Hardware Flow Control is set to Turn Off RTS when receive buffer is full.

# Hardware Flow Control
{bmc doit.bmp}	Choose a when receive buffer is full option to tell the WinStation how to handle incoming data flow control:
{bmc bullet.bmp}	Do nothing: provides no incoming data flow control.
{bmc bullet.bmp}	Turn off RTS: will set the state of the RTS signal to 'off' when incoming data must be stopped.
{bmc bullet.bmp}	Turn off DTR: will set the state of the DTR signal to 'off' when incoming data must be stopped.

{bmc doit.bmp}	Choose a Transmit data option to tell the WinStation how to respond to outgoing data flow control requests from a connected terminal or computer:
{bmc bullet.bmp}	always: provides no outgoing data flow control.
{bmc bullet.bmp}	when CTS is on: will allow the WinStation to transmit data whenever the CTS signal is in the 'on' state.
{bmc bullet.bmp}	when DSR is on: will allow the WinStation to transmit data whenever the DSR signal is in the 'on' state.
This option is disabled if the Async Flow Control is set to Software or None.

# Software Flow Control
{bmc doit.bmp}	Type the desired Xon character to be used by the WinStation and connected terminal or computer when data can be transmitted.
{bmc doit.bmp}	Type the desired Xoff character to be used by the WinStation and connected terminal or computer when data transmission must stop.
{bmc doit.bmp}	Choose Decimal or Hex to define the numeric format of the Xon and Xoff characters.
This option is disabled if the Async Flow Control is set to Hardware or None.

# Parity
Five selections are available for specifying the parity for a data byte:
{bmc bullet.bmp}	None: no parity information.
{bmc bullet.bmp}	Even: Even parity information.
{bmc bullet.bmp}	Odd: Odd parity information.
{bmc bullet.bmp}	Mark: Mark parity information.
{bmc bullet.bmp}	Space: Space parity information.

# Stop
Two selections are available for specifying the number of stop bits sent with a data byte:
{bmc bullet.bmp}	1: one stop bit per data byte.
{bmc bullet.bmp}	2: two stop bits per data byte.

# Byte
Two selections are available for specifying the number of data bits in a data byte:
{bmc bullet.bmp}	7: seven data bits per data byte.
{bmc bullet.bmp}	8: eight data bits per data byte.
This option is disabled if the Async WinStation Type is ICA.  The ICA WinStation Type must use 8 data bits.

$# K Async Test
This dialog provides for simple testing of the specified async device prior to creating the WinStation.  Such testing may be helpful to debug incorrect async wiring or improper async parameters, such as an incorrect baud rate.
{bmc bullet.bmp}	The async device is displayed at the top of the dialog, along with the current baud rate that the device is programmed to use.
{bmc bullet.bmp}	A terminal window allows for output to be typed and sent to the async device and input to be received and displayed from the device.
For information on the Async Test dialog box, choose one of the following topics:
{bmc moreinfo.bmp} 'LED's
{bmc moreinfo.bmp} Terminal Window
{bmc moreinfo.bmp} Initialize
{bmc moreinfo.bmp} Listen
{bmc moreinfo.bmp} Dial
{bmc moreinfo.bmp} Phone Number
See Also
Advanced Async Configuration dialog

# LEDs
Six 'LED's indicate the current hardware (HW) flow-control and modem control status of the async device.
{bmc bullet.bmp}	DTR: data-terminal-ready (incoming HW flow control state)
{bmc bullet.bmp}	RTS: request-to-send (incoming HW flow control state)
{bmc bullet.bmp}	CTS: clear-to-send (outgoing HW flow control state)
{bmc bullet.bmp}	DSR: data-set-ready (outgoing HW flow control state)
{bmc bullet.bmp}	DCD: data-carrier-detect (modem control signal)
{bmc bullet.bmp}	RI: ring-indicator (modem control signal)
The LED is colored red to represent the corresponding signal is 'on', and gray to represent an 'off' signal.  These LEDs will turn on and off as their corresponding signals turn on and off.

# Terminal Window
{bmc doit.bmp}	Characters typed into this window will be sent to the async device.  The characters that are typed will not appear in the window unless the async device echoes them back.
{bmc doit.bmp}	Characters received from the async device will be displayed in this window.

# Initialize
This button is only available for Dial-In WinStations.
{bmc doit.bmp}	Choose this button to initialize the modem.

# Listen
This button is only available for Dial-In WinStations.
{bmc doit.bmp}	Choose this button to cause the modem to prepare for incoming calls.

# Dial
This button is only available for Dial-In WinStations.
{bmc doit.bmp}	Choose this button to cause the current Phone Number to be dialed by the modem.

# Phone Number
This button is only available for Dial-In WinStations.
{bmc doit.bmp}	Type the phone number for the modem to call in this edit field.

$# Network Transport Configuration Options
For information on the Network WinStation configuration options, choose one of the following topics:
{bmc moreinfo.bmp} LAN Adapter
{bmc moreinfo.bmp} Maximum WinStation Count
See Also
Configuring a New WinStation
Editing an existing WinStation configuration

# LAN Adapter
{bmc doit.bmp}	From the list, choose the network device that the WinStation will communicate through.

# Maximum WinStation Count
{bmc doit.bmp}	This value specifies the maximum number of connections that can be made with this WinStation set.  The default is Unlimited.  To restrict the number of connections for this WinStation set, uncheck the Unlimited checkbox and type a number in the Maximum WinStation Count edit field.

$# K Advanced WinStation dialog
This dialog allows advanced WinStation configuration settings to be made. Some settings can be inherited from the User Configuration and/or WinFrame Client Configuration by selecting the (inherit user config), (inherit client/user config), or (inherit client config) checkboxes.  For information on the Advanced WinStation options, choose one of the following topics:
{bmc moreinfo.bmp} WinStation State
{bmc moreinfo.bmp} Timeout settings
{bmc moreinfo.bmp} AutoLogon
{bmc moreinfo.bmp} Initial Program
{bmc moreinfo.bmp} Security
{bmc moreinfo.bmp} User Profile Overrides
{bmc moreinfo.bmp} Broken or timed-out connection
{bmc moreinfo.bmp} Reconnect
{bmc moreinfo.bmp} Shadowing
See Also
Configuring a New WinStation
Editing an existing WinStation configuration

# WinStation State
{bmc doit.bmp}	Choose the Disabled button to configure the WinStation but not allow it to be activated by the WinFrame Server.  The WinStation will not be available to logon any users to the WinFrame Server.
{bmc doit.bmp}	Choose the Enabled button to configure the WinStation, including allowing it to be activated by the WinFrame Server.  Once activated, the WinStation will be available to logon users to the WinFrame Server.

# Timeout settings
These settings (specified in minutes) specify timeout intervals.  The timeouts are:
{bmc bullet.bmp}	Connection: This setting specifies the maximum connection duration.  If a connection duration is specified, the session is disconnected or terminated when the specified duration elapses. If No Timeout is selected, the connection timer is disabled.
{bmc bullet.bmp}	Disconnection: This setting specifies the maximum duration that a disconnected session is retained. If a disconnect duration is specified, sessions in the disconnected state are terminated when the specified duration elapses. If No Timeout is selected, the disconnection timer is disabled.
{bmc bullet.bmp}	Idle: This setting specifies the maximum idle time (time without WinStation activity) allowed before the session is disconnected or terminated.  If an idle duration is specified, the session is disconnected or terminated when the specified interval elapses without any activity at the WinStation. If No Timeout is specified, the idle timer is disabled.

# AutoLogon
The AutoLogon information can be specified to automatically logon a user into the WinFrame Server whenever the WinStation is activated and a target terminal or computer connects to it.
NOTE: The AutoLogon settings should be used with care, because they can present a security risk.  It is generally useful only for point-to-point (i.e., async vs. network) WinStations.
{bmc doit.bmp}	To specify an AutoLogon user, enter the appropriate data into the User Name and Domain fields.
{bmc doit.bmp}	Type the user's password into the Password and Confirm Password fields; the password information is not echoed.
{bmc doit.bmp}	Select Prompt for Password to force the user to enter their password even if the password information is supplied by the WinStation.

# Initial Program
The Initial Program information can be used to specify the program automatically executed when a user logs onto the WinStation.
{bmc doit.bmp}	To specify an initial program, enter the appropriate data into the Command Line and Working Directory fields.
{bmc doit.bmp}	If the (inherit client/user config) checkbox is checked, you may restrict the session to only running a published application.  To do this, select the Only run Published Applications checkbox.

# Security
Data sent between the WinFrame Server and the WinFrame Client can be encrypted for security.
{bmc doit.bmp}	Select the desired level of encryption in the Require...encryption list box.  If the no (encryption) entry is selected, encryption will be disabled.
{bmc doit.bmp}	To encrypt data only during the Logon process, select the desired encryption level in the Require...encryption list box and select the Disable encryption after Logon checkbox.  All data sent during the session logon will be encrypted at the selected encryption level.  Then, following a successful logon, encryption will be automatically disabled.

A specific WinStation or WinStation set can be forced to use the default Windows NT logon authentication even if a third-party authentication package has been installed on the server.
{bmc doit.bmp}	Select the Use default NT Authentication checkbox to force all logon authentication on the WinStation to be made through the default Windows NT authentication DLL (msgina.dll).  If the checkbox is not selected and a third-party authentication DLL has been installed, authentication will be made through that DLL.

# User Profile Overrides
The WinStation can be configured to override certain User Profile information.
{bmc doit.bmp}	To disable the display of Windows desktop wallpaper, select the Disable Wallpaper checkbox. Disabling the desktop wallpaper can decrease the time required to repaint the screen.

# Broken or timed-out connection
This selects the action to be taken when a session is disconnected due to a disconnect request, connection error, modem carrier drop, idle timeout, or connection timeout.
{bmc doit.bmp}	Select disconnected to cause the session to be placed in the disconnected state.
{bmc doit.bmp}	Select reset to cause the session to be terminated.

# Reconnect
This specifies whether a session disconnected from another WinStation can be reconnected to this WinStation.
{bmc doit.bmp}	Select the from any WinStation option to allow any disconnected session (security permitting) to be reconnected at this WinStation.
{bmc doit.bmp}	Select the from this WinStation only option to allow only sessions that were disconnected from this WinStation to be reconnected.

# Shadowing
This specifies whether sessions at this WinStation can be shadowed.
{bmc doit.bmp}	Select the is disabled selection to disable shadowing of sessions connected to this WinStation.
{bmc doit.bmp}	Select one of the input ON selections to allow the shadower to input keyboard and mouse actions to the shadowed session.
{bmc doit.bmp}	Select one of the notify ON selections to cause the shadowed user to get a popup asking if it is OK for the shadowing to occur.

$# K Client Settings dialog
This dialog allows client settings for the WinStation configuration to be made. Some settings can be inherited from the User Configuration by selecting the (inherit user config) checkbox.  For information on the Client Settings options, choose one of the following topics:
{bmc moreinfo.bmp} Connection
{bmc moreinfo.bmp} Client Mapping Overrides
See Also
Configuring a New WinStation
Editing an existing WinStation configuration

# Connection
These settings specify how the WinStation will treat client mappings during a session Logon.
{bmc doit.bmp}	To automatically reconnect to mapped client drives during a session Logon, select the Connect client drives at Logon checkbox.  Note: This checkbox will be disabled if the Disable Client Drive Mapping checkbox is checked.
{bmc doit.bmp}	To automatically reconnect to mapped client printers during a session Logon, select the Connect client printers at Logon checkbox.  Note: This checkbox will be disabled if both the Disable Windows Client Printer Mapping and Disable Client LPT Port Mapping checkboxes are checked.
{bmc doit.bmp}	To force the default client printer to the WinFrame default printer, select the Default to main client printer checkbox. Note: This checkbox will be disabled if both the Disable Windows Client Printer Mapping and Disable Client LPT Port Mapping checkboxes are checked.

# Client Mapping Overrides
These settings specify whether or not the WinStation will allow various Client Mapping functions to run.
{bmc doit.bmp}	To disable client drive mapping, select the Disable Client Drive Mapping checkbox.
{bmc doit.bmp}	To disable printer mapping for Windows clients, select the Disable Windows Client Printer Mapping checkbox.
{bmc doit.bmp}	To disable client LPT port mapping, select the Disable Client LPT Port Mapping checkbox.
{bmc doit.bmp}	To disable client COM port mapping, select the Disable Client COM Port Mapping checkbox.
{bmc doit.bmp}	To disable client clipboard mapping, select the Disable Client Clipboard Mapping checkbox.

$# K WinStation Permissions
Use the WinStation Permissions dialog box to set or change permission for groups and users.
Choose one of the following buttons for information about the dialog box:
{bmc moreinfo.bmp} WinStation
{bmc moreinfo.bmp} Owner
{bmc moreinfo.bmp} Name
{bmc moreinfo.bmp} Type of Access
{bmc moreinfo.bmp} Add Button
{bmc moreinfo.bmp} Remove Button
See Also
Setting WinStation Permissions
WinStation Access Permissions
Adding Users and Groups to Permissions and Auditing Lists

# WinStation
Displays the name of the selected WinStation.

# Owner
Displays the name of the owner of the WinStation.  The operating system always owns WinStations.

# Name
Displays the names of groups and users and their current permissions.
{bmc doit.bmp}	To change a permission, select the group or user and select a permission from the Type of Access box.

# Type of Access
Displays a list of available permissions.
{bmc doit.bmp}	To change a permission, select the group or user from the Name box and select a permission.

# Add Button
{bmc doit.bmp}	To add groups or users to the permission list, choose the Add button.

# Remove Button
{bmc doit.bmp}	To remove a group or user from the permission list, select the group or user and then choose the Remove button.

$# K WinStation Access Permissions
You can set the following standard permissions on WinStations:
{bmc moreinfo.bmp} No Access
{bmc moreinfo.bmp} Guest Access
{bmc moreinfo.bmp} User Access
{bmc moreinfo.bmp} Full Control

# No Access
Prevents any access to the WinStation.

# Guest Access
Allows:
{bmc bullet.bmp}	Logging on to the WinStation.

# User Access
Allows all Guest Access plus:
{bmc bullet.bmp}	Querying information about the WinStation.
{bmc bullet.bmp}	Sending messages to the WinStation.
{bmc bullet.bmp}	Connecting a disconnected session to the WinStation.

# Full Control
Allows complete access to the WinStation.  This includes all User Access plus:
{bmc bullet.bmp}	Modifying WinStation parameters.
{bmc bullet.bmp}	Resetting the WinStation.
{bmc bullet.bmp}	Deleting the WinStation.
{bmc bullet.bmp}	Logging a session off of the WinStation.
{bmc bullet.bmp}	Shadowing the WinStation.
{bmc bullet.bmp}	Disconnecting a session from the WinStation.

$# K Special Access
Use the Special Access dialog box to set full or specific WinStation access permissions for a group or user.
Choose one of the following buttons for information about the dialog box:
{bmc moreinfo.bmp} WinStation
{bmc moreinfo.bmp} Name
Full Access - the Full Control (All) radio button:
{bmc moreinfo.bmp} Full Control
Specific Access - the Other group of checkboxes:
{bmc moreinfo.bmp} Query Information
{bmc moreinfo.bmp} Set Information
{bmc moreinfo.bmp} Reset
{bmc moreinfo.bmp} Shadow
{bmc moreinfo.bmp} Logon
{bmc moreinfo.bmp} Logoff
{bmc moreinfo.bmp} Message
{bmc moreinfo.bmp} Connect
{bmc moreinfo.bmp} Disconnect
{bmc moreinfo.bmp} Delete

# WinStation
Displays the name of the selected WinStation.

# Name
Displays the selected group or user.

# Full Control
Allows the selected group or user complete access to the WinStation.  Choosing this button is the same as chosing Other and checking all checkboxes.

# Query Information
The specified group or user can query information about the WinStation.

# Set Information
The specified group or user can modify WinStation parameters.

# Reset
The specified group or user can reset the WinStation.

# Shadow
The specified group or user can shadow the WinStation.

# Logon
The specified group or user can log onto the WinStation.

# Logoff
The specified group or user can log a session off of the WinStation.

# Message
The specified group or user can send messages to the WinStation.

# Connect
The specified group or user can connect a disconnected session to the WinStation.

# Disconnect
The specified group or user can disconnect a session from the WinStation.

# Delete
The specified group or user can delete the WinStation.

$# K Add Users and Groups
Use the Add Users and Groups dialog box to add a group or user to the permission list for a WinStation.
Choose one of the following buttons for information about the dialog box:
{bmc moreinfo.bmp} List Names From
{bmc moreinfo.bmp} Names
{bmc moreinfo.bmp} Add Button
{bmc moreinfo.bmp} Show Users Button
{bmc moreinfo.bmp} Members Button
{bmc moreinfo.bmp} Search Button
{bmc moreinfo.bmp} Add Names
{bmc moreinfo.bmp} Type of Access
See Also
Adding Users and Groups to Permissions and Auditing Lists

# List Names From
Displays the name of the domain or computer whose groups are shown in the Names box.  An asterisk (*) following the name indicates that local groups for that domain or computer are shown.
{bmc doit.bmp}	To display groups and users in another domain or on the computer, select another domain or select the computer.

# Names
Displays groups or users belonging to the current domain or computer.
{bmc doit.bmp}	To add groups or users to the permissions list, select them in the Names box and choose the Add button.

# Add Button
{bmc doit.bmp}	To add groups or users to the permissions list, select them in the Names box and choose the Add button.

# Show Users Button
{bmc doit.bmp}	To display the names of users belonging to the current domain or computer in the Names box, choose the Show Users button.

# Members Button
{bmc doit.bmp}	To see a group's content, select the group in the Names box and choose the Members button.

# Search Button
To add a group or user, you must know the domain that contains the account for the group or user.
{bmc doit.bmp}	To find the domain to which a group or user belongs, choose the Search button.

# Add Names
Displays the names of groups and users who you are adding to the permissions list.
{bmc doit.bmp}	To add groups or users to the Add Names box, select them in the Names box and choose the Add button.
{bmc doit.bmp}	Or type the names of groups and users in the Add Names box.  Separate names with a semicolon.  If the account of the group or user is not located on the computer or domain shown by the List Names From box, specify the location.  Type the computer or domain name followed by the group or user name and separate the names with a backslash.

# Type of Access
Displays a list of available permissions.
{bmc doit.bmp}	To set a permission for the groups and users listed in the Add Names box, select a permission.  Then choose the OK button.

$# K Local Group Membership
Displays the members of the local group selected in the Add Users and Groups dialog box.
{bmc doit.bmp}	To include the group in the Add Names box in the Add Users and Groups dialog box, choose the OK button.
{bmc doit.bmp}	To include some of the listed members in the Add Names box in the Add Users and Groups dialog box, select them and choose the OK button.
On a WinFrame or Windows NT Server network, global groups that are members of a local group appear in the list.
{bmc doit.bmp}	To see a global group's members, select the group and choose the Members button.
See Also
Adding Users and Groups to Permissions and Auditing Lists

$# K Global Group Membership
Displays the members of the global group selected in the Add Users and Groups dialog box.
{bmc doit.bmp}	To include the group in the Add Names box in the Add Users and Groups dialog box, choose the OK button.
{bmc doit.bmp}	To include some of the listed members in the Add Names box in the Add Users and Groups dialog box, select them and choose the OK button.
{bmc doit.bmp}	To see a local group's members, select the group and choose the Members button.
See Also
Adding Users and Groups to Permissions and Auditing Lists

$# K Find Account
When you add a user or group to the permissions or audit list, you must know the name of the domain that contains the user's or group's account.  Use the Find Account dialog box to locate the domain of an account on a WinFrame or Windows NT Server network.
Choose one of the following buttons for information about the dialog box:
{bmc moreinfo.bmp} Find User or Group
{bmc moreinfo.bmp} Search All
{bmc moreinfo.bmp} Search Only In
{bmc moreinfo.bmp} Search Button
{bmc moreinfo.bmp} Add Button
See Also
Adding Users and Groups to Permissions and Auditing Lists

# Find User or Group
{bmc doit.bmp}	In the Find User or Group box, type the name of the group or user whose account you want to find.

# Search All
{bmc doit.bmp}	To search for the account in all the listed domains, select the Search All button.

# Search Only In
{bmc doit.bmp}	To search for the account in one or more domains, select them in the Search Only In box.

# Search Button
{bmc doit.bmp}	After specifying a group or user and the domains to search, choose the Search button to start the search.

# Add Button
{bmc doit.bmp}	To add the user or group to the Add Names box in the Add Users and Groups dialog box, select the user or group in the Search Results box and then choose the Add button.