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186 Chapter 10 Managing Network Views

• Default view. A view named Default is visible on a client computer if the directory in

which the view is stored is in its search path and no named view has been assigned

to the computer.

• Public view. A view named Public is visible on a client computer if the directory where

the view is stored isn’t already providing a network view for the computer. The

directory can be any directory that a computer is configured to access, on or off its

search path.

If a Public view isn’t found in any such directory but a Default view is, the Default

view is displayed.

Creating a Managed Network View

When you create a network view, you associate neighborhoods, computers, and

dynamic lists with the view. You also define client-specific information, such as which

client computers should use the view.

To create a network view:

1 Open Workgroup Manager, and click Network.

2 Click the small globe above the Network Views list to choose the network directory in

which you want the view to reside.

3 Click the lock to authenticate as a domain administrator for the directory.

4 Choose Server > New Network View, select the type of view you want to create, and

click Create.

5 If you’re defining a named view, enter a name for the view in the Layout pane.

If you want the named view to be used by all computers in a particular subnet, name

the view using the subnet identifier (10.201.42.0/22).

If you want the named view to be visible by a particular computer, you can name the

view using that computer’s IP address or Ethernet address. You can also specify the

view’s name in specific computer records, as “Enabling Managed Network View

Visibility” on page 193 describes.

6 In the Layout pane, add neighborhoods, computers, and dynamic lists to the view.

For instructions, see “Adding Neighborhoods to Managed Network Views” on page 188,

“Showing Computers in Managed Network Views” on page 189, and “Adding Dynamic

Lists to Managed Network Views” on page 191.

7 Finalize the neighborhood hierarchy. Drag elements up and down in the list in the

Layout pane to add them to neighborhoods or remove them from neighborhoods.

Items in the list are displayed alphabetically, as they are when viewed in the Finder. if

your view contains computers and dynamic lists you haven’t put into a neighborhood,

consider doing so. Displaying all resources within neighborhoods gives you the

opportunity to assign a meaningful name to a collection of resources.

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