Field | Enter |
Enable all synchronization operations | To enable all Notes synchronization operations listed under the "Select synchronization operations to enable" field. Whenever you perform one of the synchronization operations in User Manager for Domains, you are prompted to decide whether or not to perform the same operation in Notes. |
Select synchronization operations to enable | Choose one of these to enable and disable selected Notes synchronization operations:
- "User / Group registration" to register new or existing Windows NT users and groups in Notes. This option enables the Add Selected NT User / Group to Notes, Registration Setup, and Mail / ID Registration Options on the Notes menu.
- "User / Group deletion" to delete a user or group from Windows NT and have that user or group deleted from the Domino Directory. Enables the "Delete / User Synch Options" command on the Notes menu.
- "User synching" to change a user account name in User Manager and duplicate that name change in the Network account name field of the Person document in the Domino Directory, allow changes to the user's full name and copy the new name to the "User name" field in the Person document, enable the Notes menu command "Synch Selected NT Users with Notes," and activate the "Set common password on user synching" field.
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Set common password on user synching | To synchronize the Windows NT password and the Notes Internet password when you synchronize users. (Available only if you selected "User synching.") |
Prompt to confirm/cancel synchronization operations | Choose one:
- Prompt for all operations (default)
- Prompt only for user / group deletions
- Do NOT prompt for any operations
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Name format for full name parsing | Choose a parsing format that is the most compatible with the name format of the Windows NT domain list. Full-name parsing is used to parse Windows NT full names into Notes name components. The default is "Firstname Lastname." |
Use Policy-based registration | Click to enable registration settings specified in policies to extend to Windows NT user registration as well. |