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4. Define the Access Connections policy settings for the following options:

5. Click the Create button located at the bottom of the Create Distribution

6. When prompted, enter a passphrase to encrypt the *.loa file. This same

7. On the Export Location Profiles dialog box, navigate to your applicable

8. Click Save.

Defining policies for Access Connections

The following settings control the Access Connections policies for the user. If you

do not set a policy, the applicable function will be greyed out for the user.

Distribution Control List with this package

This setting is used to define the Distribution Control List based on computer

serial numbers.

Figure 6. Define Distribution Control list

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v Deny all changes / Allow deletion: Users can not modify or copy the

profile; however, users can delete the profile.

v Allow all changes / Deny deletion: Users can modify the profile; however,

users cannot delete the profile.

v Allow all changes / Allow deletion: Users can modify, copy and delete the

profile.

v "Distribution Control List with this package"

v "Client Configuration Policy" on page 11

v "PAC AID Groups with this package (Windows 2000 and XP only)" on page

v "Allow silent import of this package after client installation" on page 20

Package panel.

passphrase will be required to import the deployment package (*.loa) on client

systems. The passphrase is also encrypted in a *.sig file which is needed to

import the deployment package silently.

directory path. and type the name for your .loa file. By default, the .loa and .sig

files which are required for deployment are saved in C:\Program

Files\Thinkpad\ConnectionUtilities\Loa directory.

Attention: For image deployment, the *.loa file must reside in the Access

Connections install directory - (C:\PROGRAM FILES\THINKPAD\

CONNECTUTILITIES).