Typical context format: .CN=Joe.OU=FBI.O=USGovernment

Two types of context available:
Current context - Defines where you are in the tree at the time.
Object context - Defines where an object resides in the tree.

Types of NDS names:
Distinguished name
Object's complete NDS path.
Complete path for Joe: .CN=Joe.OU=FBI.O=USGovernment

Relative distinguished name
Object's NDS path, relative to its current context. Relative distinguished names are not preceded by a dot.
Joe's current context: .OU=FBI.O=USGovernment
Joe's relative distinguished name: CN=Joe

Typeful name
Complete NDS path, which contains descriptors to define the object.
Joe's typeful name: .CN=Joe.OU=FBI.O=USGovernment

Typeless name
Complete NDS path, which does not contain descriptors to define the object.
Joe's typeless name: .Joe.FBI.USGovernment

To rename a physical volume, change its server definition with INSTALL.NLM.

To rename a logical volume, use NWADMIN.

One server can hold up to 64 volumes
Each volume can span up to 32 hard disks
Each volume can support up to 32 segments

IntranetWare default directory structure:

Supervisor rights cannot be blocked by an IRF for file system security
Supervisor rights can be blocked by an IRF for NDS security.

Rights from NDS to not transfer into the file-system, except for supervisory rights.

Creator is always given supervisor rights to the file/directory they create.
Container is always given RF access to SYS:PUBLIC
User is always given RWCEMF access to their own personal directory.

In NWADMIN:
Rights to Files and Directories is used to assign rights from a user's aspect.
Trustees of this Directory is used to assign rights from a directory's aspect.

IRF (Inherited Rights Filter):
When the filter is applied, the rights specified are the rights allowed to pass through.
If Joe has RF rights, and goes through an IRF with only F specified, Joe keeps only F rights.

Security equivalence:
When one object's access rights are specified to be equivalent of another object's access rights.

Ancestral Inheritance:
Any object is security equivalent to its parent container.

Client 32 file requirements for DOS:

Preferred Server, Context, NDS Tree and login settings are specified in the NET.CFG file when using Client32 for DOS, and in the Network Properties page when using Client32 for Windows 95.

Users can only be assigned to one profile group.

Place NO_DEFAULT in the profile or container script to avoid executing a default login script.

Remarks are used to insert a line of text which will be ignored by IntranetWare.
REMARK, REM, ; , or * can be inserted before the line of text to define it as a remarked line.
REM MAP F:=SYS:PUBLIC

DOS executables, commands unrecognized by an IntranetWare login script, need to be preceded by # to specify that the script will need to run an external command.
#CAPTURE P=HPLJColor5

To enable RMF for remote access:
Type at the console LOAD REMOTE.
Type either:
LOAD RSPX - to allow remote management across a LAN
LOAD RS232 - to allow remote management through dialup access.

LDREMOTE can be loaded to encrypt passwords.

Know how to use the following commands and all of their options.