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36 Chapter 2 Getting Started With User Management

• For information about working with read-only group accounts, see “Working With

Read-Only Group Accounts” on page 90.

You can set up a group folder for use by group members. Use Workgroup Manager to

define a share point for the group folder and associate the share point with the group.

Create the group folder using the CreateGroupFolder command in the Terminal

application. See “Working With Group Folder Settings” on page 93 for instructions.

For Mac OS X users, use Dock or Login preferences to make it easy to locate the group

directory. For Windows users, share the group folder share point using SMB/CIFS. Users

can go to My Network Places (or Network Neighborhood) and access the contents of

the group folder.

Step 9: Define group account preferences

You can manage the preferences for a group of Macintosh users. A group with

managed preferences is referred to as a workgroup. For information about Mac OS X

workgroups, see Chapter 8, “Client Management Overview,” and Chapter 9, “Managing

Preferences.”

Step 10: Define computer lists and preferences

Use computer lists if you want to manage client Macintosh or Windows computers.

• For information about creating Mac OS X computer lists, see Chapter 6, “Setting Up

Computer Lists.” For information about computer list preferences, see Chapter 8,

“Client Management Overview,” and Chapter 9, “Managing Preferences.”

• Every Windows computer supported by the Mac OS X Server primary domain

controller must be part of the Windows Computers computer list. See the Windows

services administration guide for details.

Step 11: Perform ongoing account maintenance

As users come and go and the requirements for your servers change, you’ll update

account information periodically:

• See the sections later in this chapter starting with “Listing and Finding Accounts” on

page 43 for information about locating existing accounts and shortcuts for

maintaining them.

• Information in Chapter 3 through Chapter 6 will help you do common tasks such as

defining a guest account, disabling user accounts, adding and removing users from

groups, and deleting accounts.

• For solutions to common problems, see Chapter 11, “Solving Problems.”

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