For computers using Windows 98:

For printable, take along directions, click on this link Directions for logging onto a remote Windows 98 computer. This is an Adobe Acrobat (.pdf) file. If you don't have Acrobat Reader on you computer, click the Get Acrobat Reader button to download Adobe Acrobat Reader free.

For Apple computers:

For printable, take along directions, click on this link Directions for logging onto a remote Apple. This is an Adobe Acrobat (.pdf) file. If you don't have Acrobat Reader on you computer, click the Get Acrobat Reader button to download Adobe Acrobat Reader free.

1. Start or restart the computer in order to do a fresh logon to the Novell network; fig. 1, below, will appear.
   
   fig.1

2. Click More Options (yours will not have the red rectangle around it); fig. 2, below, will appear.
   
   fig. 2

3. Fill in as follows:
   •  Tree - the Tree should be correct, but if it isn't, change it to "wsu"
   •  Context - check your proper context before you leave your office; when you log into the computer in your office, the same dialog box will appear if you click on Advanced. The three characters represented in red as xyz, should be your three letter departmental designator 
   •  Name - this is the code that begins "w00..."; it is best to check your Username before you leave your office so you are sure you have it. Remember: those are zeros not Os in the numeric portion of the username.
   •  Password - your normal password for logging onto your computer

4. Click Log In (yours will not have the red around it)

5. You are now logged into your Novell account and have access to your User1.Users (private space on the network server) and User1Shared (your department shared space on the server) in the same way you do in your office. Note: You do not have access to your computers hard drive; it is not possible at this time to access your hard drive from a remote location.