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34 Chapter 2 Getting Started With User Management

5 If you want the domain administrator to have other responsibilities, such as setting up

file services to support shared folders, select “User can administer this directory

domain.”

After you select the checkbox, a dialog appears in which you can disable specific

privileges for the administrator account. For more information, see “Assigning

Administrator Rights for a Directory Domain” on page 73.

6 Click Save.

Now the remaining steps can be conducted by the domain administrator from the

administrator computer.

Step 4: Set up a home directory share point

Home directories for accounts stored in shared directories can reside in a network

share point that the user’s computer can access. The share point must be

automountable—it must have a network mount record in the directory domain where

the user account resides.

An automountable share point ensures that the home directory is visible in

/Network/Servers automatically when a user logs in to a Mac OS X computer

configured to access the shared directory. It also lets other users access the home

directory using the ~home-directory-name shortcut.

You can set up network home directories so they can be accessed using either AFP or

NFS. You can also set up home directories for use by Windows users:

• For instructions on setting up AFP or NFS share points for network home directories

for Macintosh users see Chapter 7, “Setting Up Home Directories.”

• For information about setting up SMB/CIFS share points for Windows user home

directories, see the Windows services administration guide.

Step 5: Create user accounts and home directories

You can use Workgroup Manager to create user accounts in directories that reside on

Mac OS X Server and in non-LDAP directories that aren’t read-only. Detailed

instructions appear in various locations in this guide:

• For information about how to create Mac OS X user accounts, see Chapter 4, “Setting

Up User Accounts.”

• For information about creating Mac OS X mobile user accounts, see Chapter 3, “User

Management for Mobile Clients.”

• See Chapter 7, “Setting Up Home Directories,” for information about home

directories.

• See “Working With Read-Only User Accounts” on page 62 for information about

working with read-only accounts.

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