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Organizational unit object

• Use an organizational unit (OU) object to distinguish different departments, sites or teams in your organization.
• To create an organizational unit object use Object Manager or the tarantella object new_orgunit command.

Attributes

General

• Name
• Description
• Webtop Theme
• Inherit parent's webtop content
• Profile Editing
• Clipboard Access
• Serial Port Mapping

Connections

• Connections

Client Drive Mapping

• Client Drive Mapping

Printing

• User-specific printing configuration
• Client printers
• Let users print to a PDF printer
• Let users print to a PDF local file
• Driver name
• Make PDF printer the default for Windows 2000/3
• Make PDF file printer the default for Windows 2000/3

Links tab

• Links

Notes

• An organizational unit is a subdivision of an organization, such as a site or a department.
• By default, objects on the OU's Links tab appear on the webtops of everyone in the OU.
• You should base your organizational hierarchy around organizational units. It's best to reflect your organization's real structure. This makes it easy to set up appropriate webtop content, and to manage changes when users change job roles.

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