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164 Chapter 9 Managing Preferences

Scripts, Login Window and Options can be managed for computers only, not for users

or groups. The following relevant managed preferences are discussed in detail.

Specifying How a User Logs In

Depending on the settings you choose, a user will see either a name and password text

field or a list of users in the login window. These settings apply only to computer lists.

To set up how a user logs in:

1 In Workgroup Manager, click Preferences.

2 Make sure the right directory is selected and that you are authenticated for it.

To switch directories, click the small globe above the accounts list. If you are not

authenticated, click the lock.

3 Select one or more computer lists.

4 Click Login.

5 Click Login Window and set the management setting to Always.

6 To require the user to type his or her user name and password, select “Name and

password text fields.”

7 To allow a user to select his or her name from a list, select “List of users able to use

these computers.”

If you decide to use a list of users, select categories of users you want to display in the

list. To ensure a type of user doesn’t show up in the list, deselect the corresponding

setting. If you allow unknown users, you can select “Show other users.”

Note: When the “Allow users with local-only accounts” checkbox is deselected (in

Workgroup Manager/Accounts/Computer Lists/Access), local non-administrators won’t

be able to log in.

The “computer administrators” checkbox refers to all computer administrators, with

other local or network accounts.

The complete list displayed at login is only of users who are able to log in. That is, only

the users shown in the computer’s access pane. Furthermore, users with disabled

accounts will not be shown (see Password Policy Settings.)

8 You may want to prevent users from logging in using the Darwin console (command-

line interface) and avoiding management. To disable Darwin login, uncheck “Allow

users to log in using >console.”

9 To disable automatic log in as a specific user when the computer starts up, uncheck

“Enable Auto Login Client Setting.”

In case you decide to use this setting, you must set up automatic login on the client

computer. Open System Preferences, click Accounts, click Login Window, select “Enable

Auto Login Client Setting,” choose a user from the pop-up menu, and provide the

correct password for that user account.

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