NoMAD

Defines the AD domain you're working with.

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Complexity policy for changing the password via Kerberos.

Minimum password length

Minimum # of lowercase letters required in password

Minimum # of uppercase letters required in password

Minimum # of numbers required in password

Minimum # of symbols required in password

Minimum # of password policies that must be met (not including length)

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Type of the ChangePassword function.

Task, URL or App path for ChangePasswordType. (<<serial>>, <<fullname>>, <<shortname>> and <<domain>> are currently supported as substitutions)

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Message text to show in the menu bar when the password countdown has been suppressed.

Number of seconds before a user's password expiration that an alert is shown. (Set to 0 to never be bothered. Defaults to 15 days or 1,296,000 seconds.)

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Number of days remaining before the custom alert is shown, and in yellow.

Number of days remaining before the custom alert is shown, and in red.

Alerts the user to Unannounced Password Changes, typically when the password was changed in AD and not from the user's system.

Message to be shown in an UPCAlert notification.

Path to a script or other binary to execute when a UPC Alert occurs.

Automatically request a certificate for a user when they don't have a valid certificate in the keychain.

Number of days until the certificate expires before automatically renewing it.

Allows the private key from any NoMAD generated certificate to be exported.

Automatically remove extra certificates from the user's keychain. This will leave the 2 newest and the 2 oldest certificates.

FQDN of the Windows web CA for NoMAD to use for certificates.

Certificate template to request when using the Windows CA.

A list of wireless networks that the certificate created by NoMAD should be associated with.

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Removes the icon from the menu bar. Note that NoMAD still is in the menu bar, just with no icon and taking up less space.

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Use the Finder instead of the API for automounted file shares.

Determines type of GetHelp function.

URL or Path for GetHelpType (<<serial>>, <<fullname>>, <<shortname>> and <<domain>> are currently supported as substitutions)

File path for a Self Service application not found automatically.

Hides the About menu item.

Hides the Get Software menu item.

Hides the Get Help menu item.

Shows the Home Directory share menu item.

Hides the Lock Screen menu item.

Disables the Preferences menu item.

Hides the Quit menu item.

Hides the Renew Tickets menu item.

Hides the Sign Out menu item.

Shows the password expiration countdown even when the user is not logged into the domain.

Message text to show in the menu bar when NoMAD is not connected to the AD domain.

Message text to display in the password change dialog to help the user understand how complex they need to be.

Message text for when a user is asked for their local password to sync their network password to their local account.

Menu item text for the About item.

Menu item text for the Change Password item.

Menu item text for the File Servers item.

Menu item text for the Get Certificate item.

Menu item text for the Get Software item.

Menu item text for the Get Help item.

Menu item text for the Home Directory item.

Menu item text for the Renew Tickets item.

Menu item text for the user name item before a user logs in.

Menu item text for the password expiration item before a user logs in.

Changes the icon set to Carrie the Caribou.

Path to a 16x16 pixel image to use as the icon in the menu bar when NoMAD is connected.

Path to a 16x16 pixel image to use as the icon in the menu bar when NoMAD is not connected.

Path to a 16x16 pixel image to use as the icon in the menu bar when NoMAD is connected in dark mode.

Path to a 16x16 pixel image to use as the icon in the menu bar when NoMAD is not connected in dark mode.

Enables verbose logging.

Adds NoMAD to the user's start up items.

Path to a script or command to be run after a successful sign in.

Path to a script or other binary to be run on sign out.

Path to a script that will be launched on network changes.

Keyword to determine what auto configuration scheme to use.

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Hides the Welcome window on first launch.

Shows the Welcome Screen, but checks the "Don't show again" box by default. Useful for when you want to show the Welcome screen only once.

Path to a folder containing an index.html file and associated resources for displaying as a Welcome window.

Shows the Sign In window on launch.

Shows the Sign In window on launch unless the user has a password in the keychain.

Makes the Sign In window the foremost window when a user is not signed in.

Time in seconds between the SignInWindowAlert making the Sign In window the foremost window.

Title of the Sign In window.

Local users that will not be shown the Sign In window automatically.

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Minimum password length

Minimum # of lowercase letters required in password

Minimum # of uppercase letters required in password

Minimum # of numbers required in password

Minimum # of symbols required in password

Minimum # of password policies that must be met (not including length)

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