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Policy Downloading
Policy downloading can be set in one of the following three states:
If policy downloading is off, no downloading takes place.
If policy downloading is set to automatic, MPR asks the primary network
provider to provide a place to look on the network for the policy file. Microsoft® Windows NT® and Novell® NetWare® providers both support this capability. (For a Windows NT network, MPR looks
in the primary domain controller's NETLOGON directory for a file named
CONFIG.POL. For a NetWare version 3..x network, MPR looks on the preferred server's SYS\PUBLIC directory for a file
named CONFIG.POL.) Any software vendor who provides a 32-bit network provider
can support this capability by implementing the NPGetPolicyPath function. If policy downloading is set to automatic and the primary network
provider does not support NPGetPolicyPath, no downloading takes place.
If policy downloading is set to manual, a specific path to the policy file
must also be supplied. It can be either a Universal Naming Convention (UNC) path
or a path beginning with a drive letter. (In the latter case, the drive letter
must be appropriately mapped before downloading takes place.)
The default setting for policy downloading is automatic. No error messages are
displayed if a policy file cannot be found in the location that the network
provider suggests. This means that a site can install a number of Windows 95
clients and then deploy the policies at a later date. To deploy them, the
administrator just needs to place the policy file(s) in the appropriate location(s) on
the network, and the clients will immediately begin using them the next time
they log on.
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