User manual FARONICS DEEP FREEZER PROFESSIONAL 5

[. . . ] Last modified: June, 2005 Deep Freeze Security Notice Deep Freeze does not protect against booting from a floppy drive or CD-ROM drive. The CMOS should be configured to prevent booting from the floppy drive or CD-ROM drive (i. e. set to boot to the hard drive) and the CMOS must be password protected. This is a normal precaution for most public access computers. [. . . ] To save the contents of the Batch File field to a text file, click Save. A standard Save File dialog is displayed where a location and file name can be specified. Customized batch files execute with local system privileges. If the updates to be deployed are located on file servers that require authentication, the Auto Login option must be enabled. Enter the authorized account Login ID, password, and domain to access the file servers. This option works on Windows 2000/XP only. 17 ThawSpace The ThawSpace tab is used to create a virtual partition on a workstation that can be used to store programs, save files, or make permanent changes. All files stored in the ThawSpace are saved after a restart, even if the workstation is Frozen. Complete the following steps to create a Thawspace. Check Include a ThawSpace to create a ThawSpace in the installation program. The Host Drive is the workstation drive that is the source for the ThawSpace virtual partition. It is automatically detected by Deep Freeze and cannot be changed. The ThawSpace Drive option is used to select the drive letter assigned to the ThawSpace. The default letter is T:, but it can be changed to any available letter. The next available letter is used if the selected drive letter already exists on a workstation when Deep Freeze is installed. The Size option is used to select the ThawSpace size. Workstations running Windows 95, 98, or Me can host a maximum ThawSpace of 2GB. Workstations running Windows 2000 or XP can host a maximum ThawSpace of 100GB when using the NTFS file system or 4GB when using the FAT32 file system. If the workstation does not have enough free space to accommodate the selected ThawSpace size, the size of the ThawSpace is adjusted downward to ensure proper operation of the workstation. Workstations running Windows 95/98/Me must use the FAT16 file system for a ThawSpace. Workstations running Windows 2000/XP use the NTFS file system by default, but this can be changed to FAT32 by selecting the radio button. Check Retain Existing ThawSpace to retain an existing ThawSpace on a Windows 2000/XP workstation when Deep Freeze is uninstalled. If the option to include a ThawSpace has also been checked, the existing ThawSpace is retained during re-installation. Deep Freeze always displays a dialog asking if the ThawSpace should be retained or deleted during an Attended Uninstall, regardless of whether Retain Existing ThawSpace has been checked. 18 Win9x The Win9x tab is used to configure options applicable to workstations running Windows 95/98/Me. · Check Use Hard Reboot When Thawed to force workstations to perform an immediate restart when leaving the Thawed state. [. . . ] The Configuration Administrator requires a token from the workstation in order to generate an OTP. The OTP Token for the workstation is located in the Deep Freeze logon dialog. OTP Token Refer to the Configuration Administrator documentation for more information about the One Time Password Generation System. An OTP can be used one or more times after it has been generated (depending on the options set when it was generated). All OTP passwords expire at midnight on the day they were created. [. . . ]