Login Script Setup

Client software can be deployed to Windows 3.x, Windows 95/98 and Windows NT workstations by modifying the server login script. System login scripts on servers can be modified to run the autopcc.exe program that starts the OfficeScan client installation program when users log on to the servers. Autopcc.exe performs the following functions:

A utility called Login Script Setup that guides administrators with modifying the server login script is installed along with the server components. A shortcut to run this utility is in the OfficeScan folder on the Windows Start menu.

To modify the server login script:

  1. Select Programs | Trend OfficeScan Corporate Edition | Login Script Setup from the Windows Start menu.
  2. The Login Script Setup utility loads. The bottom of the window displays a tree showing all of the network domains on your network. Browse to the server whose login script you want to modify and click the Select button.
  3. A dialog box will appear for a username and password. Make sure that you use a credential with administrator privileges. Click the OK button to continue.
  4. The User Selection window loads. The left-hand list box shows the workstations that log on to the server. The right-hand list box shows the workstations whose login script you want to modify.
  1. When the right-hand list box in the User Selection window displays all of the workstations whose login scripts you want to modify, click the Apply button. A message box will be displayed to show that the modification was successful.
  2. The Login Script Setup utility will return to its initial screen. If you want to modify the script for other servers, repeat steps 2 to 5.
  3. Close the Login Script Setup utility by clicking the Exit button.

Windows NT Scripts

Any computer that logs on to a Windows NT Server can have their login script modified by using the Login Script Setup utility. The utility makes the following changes, that can also be done manually:

The autopcc.exe program is located at the following location:

\\NT server\shared folder\pccsrv\autopcc.exe

The following are the locations of the batch files:

\\Nt server\system drive\windir\system32\repl\export\scripts\ofcscan.bat
\\Nt server\system drive\windir\system32\repl\import\scripts\ofcscan.bat