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126 Chapter 5 Server Administration

Â To authenticate as an administrator for a particular server, local or remote, enter the

server’s IP address or DNS name in the login dialog box, or click Browse to choose

from a list of servers. Specify the user name and password for an administrator of the

server, then click Connect. Use this approach when you’ll be working most of the

time with a particular server.

After opening Workgroup Manager, you can open a Workgroup Manager window for a

different computer by clicking Connect in the toolbar or choosing Server > Connect.

Important: When you connect to a server in Workgroup Manager, make sure the long

or short user name you specify matches the capitalization in the user account.

Administering Accounts

After you log in to Workgroup Manager, the account window appears, showing a list of

user accounts. Initially, accounts listed are those stored in the last directory node of the

server’s search path. When you use other Workgroup Manager windows, such as

Preferences or Sharing, click Accounts in the toolbar to return to the account window.

To specify the directory or directories that store accounts you want to work with, click

the small globe icon. To work with different accounts in different Workgroup Manager

windows, click New Window in the toolbar.

To administer the accounts listed, click the Users, Groups, or Computer Lists button on

the left side of the window. You can filter the accounts listed by using the pop-up

search list above the accounts list. To refresh the accounts list, click the Refresh button

in the toolbar.

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