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Deploying .LOA and .SIG files through Active Directory with logon

scripts

The .loa file and .sig file will be stored in c:\programfiles\thinkpad\

connectutilities\LOA. When deploying the .loa and .sig files through Active

Directory with logon scripts, mark the check box Allow silent import of this

package even after installation of client on the Create Distribution Package panel

of Access Connections.

For additional information about .loa and .sig files, see Chapter 3, "Working with

the Administrator Feature," on page 7.

The following steps provide instruction on how to setup logon scripts for the user

or computer in Group policy:

10. Click Open, and the Logon bat file will be added.

11. On the ADS Test panel under the Security Filtering section, click Add to give

Creating the Acloa.bat file

You can use the following example to create the Acloa.bat file:

:Begin

If exist "c:\program files\thinkpad\connectutilities4\

Silent.txt" goto SilentImportDoneBefore

copy \\conwiz.com\NETLOGON\user01\*.* "c:\program files\

thinkpad\connectutilities4"

cd c:\program files\thinkpad\connectutilities4

qctray /importsilently

Echo Silent Import was performed > "c:\program files\

thinkpad\connectutilities4\Silent.txt"

Echo Silent Import was performed

goto SilentImportDone

:SilentImportDoneBefore

Echo Silent Import was done before

:SilentImportDone

Access Connections Deployment Guide

1. Launch the Group policy Management editor.

2. Right click on the domain name and click Create and Link GPO.

3. Type the name of your Group Policy Object (GPO).

4. Right click on your GPO name, and then click Edit.

5. From the Group Policy Object Editor panel, navigate to the following:

User Configuration->Windows Settings->Scripts (Logon/Logoff)->Logon

6. From the Logon Properties panel, select the Acloa.bat file and then click Add.

7. On the Add a Script dialog box, click Browse and select your script.

8. Click OK.

9. Copy the Acloa.bat file your Logon scripts location.

rights to a user, group or computer.