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Indicates whether you are currently connected
to the iFolder server for an account.
Select the check box beside the
account to connect to the iFolder server for this account.
Deselect the check box beside the
account to disconnect from the iFolder server. |
tab |
Yes |
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Displays the descriptive name of the
iFolder server where your iFolders are stored for the account. This name
is supplied by the server and is controlled by the iFolder administrator.
This setting cannot be modified by users. |
tab
> tab |
No |
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Displays the DNS name or IP address of
the iFolder enterprise server where you have an account. Get this
information from your iFolder administrator.
For example: svr21.example.com or 192.168.1.1
You can modify the address but you must be disconnected from
the iFolder server when you make the change. |
> tab |
Yes |
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Displays information about the iFolder
server such as its service location and iFolder administrator contact
information. The description is supplied by the server and is controlled
by the iFolder administrator.
This setting cannot be modified by users. |
> tab |
No |
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Displays the user identity for this account,
such as your network user ID (LDAP common name) or your e-mail address.
This setting cannot be modified.
The username is specified when you set up the account in the
iFolder Account Assistant. It cannot be modified for an existing
account.
To use a different username on the same server, you must delete
the existing account, then create a different account for it. |
tab
> tab |
No |
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Allows you to specify the password for
your username. |
> tab |
Yes |
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Indicates whether iFolder automatically
logs in for you whenever iFolder starts. If the account’s parameter is enabled (default), then it attempts
to connect with the saved password.
Select to log in automatically to
this iFolder account whenever you log in to your computer.
If your network password changes, automatic authentication
fails gracefully the next time iFolder attempts to log in to the
iFolder account. iFolder prompts you to log in with your new password
and allows you to specify and save the new password. |
> tab |
Yes |
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Reports the total amount of space allocated
to your iFolder account on the enterprise server. This value might
be the default quota set for all users, or a user-specific quota.
If no quota is set, the value is empty or N/A (Not
Applicable). |
> tab |
No |
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Reports the total amount of space currently
in use by all the iFolders you own for this account. It does not
include space used by iFolders that are shared with you but owned
by others. |
> tab |
No |
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Reports the total amount of space currently available
to you for iFolders on this iFolder account. The value is equal
to the quota minus the used space. |
> tab |
No |
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If this value is selected (enabled),
iFolder connects to this account automatically when iFolder starts. Deselect
the setting to disable the account from connecting.
This setting governs only client-side ability to enable or
disable the account.
When you use iFolder with a Novell® iFolder® 3.x server,
the iFolder system administrator can disable your iFolder account
(usually temporarily) on the server side. You can expect the following
behavior when this occurs:
- If you are logged in when the account
is disabled from the server side, you can manage your iFolders and
your iFolder data continues to synchronize with the server until you
end your session by logging out or disabling synchronization, or
until the server disconnects your session, whichever occurs first.
- If the account is disabled on the server side, you
receive a pop-up message informing you that the account is disabled
whenever you attempt to log in. Contact your iFolder system administrator
for assistance.
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on all tabs |
Yes |
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When you have multiple accounts, select
the check box for to make
this account the one selected by default in the drop-down list of accounts
when you create and upload iFolders.
This value cannot be modified if you have only a single account. |
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on all tabs |
Yes, if you have multiple accounts |