Ref: 10260009
Title: DLMLOGON Switches in LANMAN.INI Under 3+Open
Date: 7/21/89

Copyright 3Com Corporation, 1991.  All rights reserved.

When a user attempts to log on to a 3+Open network from a DOS
netstation, the logon program tries to link the user's local
designator H: to his homeserver's USERDIRS sharename, but then
this error appears: "Unable To Link. This Is A Local Drive."

To solve the problem, edit the LANMAN.INI file at the DOS
netstation.  LANMAN.INI is located in \3OPEN\DOSWKSTA\LANMAN.  At
about line 41 is an entry that looks like this:

        login $*
        logon $*
                dlmlogon $*

Append to the end of the "dlmlogon $*" line a switch identifying
which drive you want linked to USERDIRS.  This switch is of the
format /dr:<x> where <x> is the drive ID.  For example, to link
the local drive M: to USERDIRS, change the line to read "dlmlogon
$* /dr:m".

Other valid switches for this line are:

  /hs:<homeserver>  - specifies the homeserver
  /se:<security>    - security mode the server is running; valid
                      options are USER or SHARE
  /sn:<sharename>   - sharename to be automatically linked
