Hi Charlie, Maybe I don't understand your enviroment or question but here is the setup we use. We don't use perferred servers for login (leave box blank). THe clients login to which ever server is the first to answer the login request. However once authenticaion is completed the login script runs and that maps the users to the correct server/volume.
End result is all servers handle logins and the users get access to the files they need. I have all my servers in the same SLP scope. I think if you try to micromanage these settings it will cause headaches down the road if you try to change your server or client configs. Aaron ] On Tue, Sep 21, 2010 at 7:51 AM, Charlie Niehaus < cnieh...@altamont.k12.il.us> wrote: > Geeks, > > Running Novell SLED10 and I am now seeing a few cases where the Novell > client seems to be picking the wrong server on the first login. (High > school computers connecting to the grade school server etc.) The client on > all of the boxes are being given the preferred server, tree, context etc. > The network is simple - two servers in the same tree and context. The only > thing I am unsure about is that the vendor that did the install set the > service location on both of the servers to the same name (SCOPED). So in > the client the Scope list is set to SCOPED (static) and the directory agent > lists BOTH of the servers, with the server we want to connect to being > listed first and the other one second. (ALL the IP addresses are static so > these are set as static as well) > -- Should we ONLY list the server we want to connect to in the directory > agent list and leave the other one out? > -- Should the servers have unique Scope List names? > > Thanks in advance! > > > Charlie Niehaus > Altamont Unit #10 Community Unit Schools > 7 S. Ewing Street > Altamont, IL 62411 > > Voice: 618-483-6193 ext. 238 > Fax: 618-483-5399 > Web: www.altamont.k12.il.us > > > | Subscription info at http://www.tech-geeks.org | >
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