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050-696 · Question #100

Which method will allow you to access the Novell Client properties page on a Windows XP workstation? (Choose 2.)

The correct answer is A. Right-click the red N icon in the System Tray; then select Novell Client Properties. C. In the Local Area Connection Properties dialog, select Novell Client for Windows; then select Properties. On Windows XP, Novell Client properties can be reached via the System Tray red N icon or through the Local Area Connection Properties dialog by selecting the client component.

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Question

Which method will allow you to access the Novell Client properties page on a Windows XP workstation? (Choose 2.)

Options

  • ARight-click the red N icon in the System Tray; then select Novell Client Properties.
  • BRight-click anywhere on the Desktop and select Properties; then select Novell Client for Windows.
  • CIn the Local Area Connection Properties dialog, select Novell Client for Windows; then select Properties.
  • DRight-click the Start button and select Network Connections; then select Novell Client for Windows >
  • ERight-click My Computer and select Properties; then select Network Connections > Novell Client for
  • FIn Control Panel, right-click Network Connections and select Properties; then select Novell Client for

How the community answered

(40 responses)
  • A
    70% (28)
  • B
    18% (7)
  • D
    8% (3)
  • E
    3% (1)
  • F
    3% (1)

Why each option

On Windows XP, Novell Client properties can be reached via the System Tray red N icon or through the Local Area Connection Properties dialog by selecting the client component.

ARight-click the red N icon in the System Tray; then select Novell Client Properties.Correct

The Novell Client installs a red N icon in the Windows System Tray that provides a right-click shortcut menu with a direct 'Novell Client Properties' entry, making it one of the most accessible methods.

BRight-click anywhere on the Desktop and select Properties; then select Novell Client for Windows.

Right-clicking the Desktop and choosing Properties opens the Display Properties dialog, which contains no option related to Novell Client settings.

CIn the Local Area Connection Properties dialog, select Novell Client for Windows; then select Properties.Correct

The Novell Client registers itself as a network component bound to the adapter, so selecting it inside the Local Area Connection Properties dialog and clicking Properties correctly launches the Novell Client configuration pages.

DRight-click the Start button and select Network Connections; then select Novell Client for Windows >

Right-clicking the Start button exposes Open, Explore, and Search options only - it does not provide a path to Network Connections or any Novell Client configuration.

ERight-click My Computer and select Properties; then select Network Connections > Novell Client for

Right-clicking My Computer and selecting Properties opens the System Properties dialog, which covers hardware and OS settings, not network client configuration.

FIn Control Panel, right-click Network Connections and select Properties; then select Novell Client for

Right-clicking the Network Connections folder in Control Panel produces a context menu for the folder itself, not a way to access individual network client properties - the connection must be opened first.

Concept tested: Accessing Novell Client properties on Windows XP

Source: https://www.microfocus.com/documentation/client-for-windows/2-sp5/client_for_windows_ig/data/b8y7zql.html

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#Novell Client#client properties#Windows XP#system tray

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