If you choose not to use the GINA configuration tool, you can edit the Windows registry settings in the following key:
[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\ComputerAssociates\GINAUNLOCK]
This holds the value of the current chained GINA. Usually, this would be MSGINA.DLL, the default Microsoft Windows GINA, unless you were integrating with a product such as Novell.
This is the complete command line to execute for link 1 on the Logon dialog.
This is the complete command line to execute for optional link 2 on the Logon dialog. For example, you could add a link that would lead to a website for unlocking accounts.
If the link2_cmd is blank, only the link1_cmd appears in the Logon Dialog Window.
This is the complete command line to execute when a user clicks on the New Account link. This link should load a URL to a web interface allowing a user to create an account.
Enables the Return function in a menu. If unchecked, the Return dialog is used
This enables the custom title for the GINA.
This a title you want to appear in the GINA.
The Provisioning domain name.
The location of the localized language DLLs.
The full directory path to where the GINA is installed.
Controls whether GINA accepts only valid SSL certificates. When set to no, this option permits expired or invalid SSL certificates.
Valid values for this key are yes and no.
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