Username/Password Support in SNA Server Win95 Client RegistryLast reviewed: September 12, 1997Article ID: Q140834 |
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SUMMARYThis article describes the update for SNA Server Windows 95 clients that use a non-named-pipe transport (such as Banyan Vines, IPX/SPX, and TCP/IP Sockets) and do not log on to a Windows NT domain. When you configure a SNA Server Windows 95 client for a non-named pipe transport SNA Server uses the Windows 95 cached password to validate users for sponsor connections (A sponsor connection is used by SNA Server to learn about the SNA Server domain.) However, if Windows 95 is not configured to log on to a Windows NT domain, you must install the update and provide your SNA Server Windows 95 client registry with your Windows NT domain username and password as explained below.
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When to Use the UpdateThe following conditions require you to install the update and configure the Windows 95 client registry to supply a Windows NT domain username and password:
Required Windows 95 Registry EntriesThe new update requires that you add new values and your Windows NT Domain username and password to the Windows 95 registry. You can add the required information under HKEY_CURRENT_USER or the HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE subtree. However, the Windows 95 client checks the HKEY_CURRENT_USER first and therefore performs faster if you choose that subtree. To add the information:
Updated FilesMicrosoft has updated the following files:
<SNA_Root>\SYSTEM\SNABASE.EXE <Windows_95_root>\SYSTEM\SNAKRNL.DLL STATUSThis feature is included in SNA Server, version 3.0, as well as the latest U.S. Service Pack for SNA Server, version 2.11. For information on obtaining the Service Pack, query on the following word in the Microsoft Knowledge Base (without the spaces):
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Additional query words: prodsna 2.11 3.0
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