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How to Login to Novell from the Desktop
To have printing privileges, access to Gmail and to network drives (P:, M:, or S:), you will be required to login. Follow these directions to login.
1. Turn on your computer and wait for the Windows desktop to load.
2. Locate the Novell Icon on your desktop and double click on it.
3. Now you are prompted to enter your username and password to login. It is the same credentials that you use to login to mySCC.
4. You have logged in successfully when you see a screen similar to the one below.
5. Please shutdown/reboot the computer when you are finished. If you don't other people will have access to your files and emails.
Note: Save all your files to the P: drive (your personal drive) not on the computer because other people will have access to those files and could even delete them. We are not able to recover files that were lost from the computer but we can if they are lost from the P: drive.
