Apple Mac OS X Server Print Service Administration For Version 10.4 or Later Instrukcja Użytkownika Pobierz pdf (Strona 44)

44 Chapter 2 Getting Started With User Management

Listing Accounts in the Local Directory Domain

Services and programs running on a server can access the server’s local directory.

Programs running on a client computer, such as the client computer’s login window,

can’t access the server’s local directory. Therefore, a server’s file service can authenticate

users with accounts from the server’s local directory. User accounts from the server’s

local directory can’t be used to authenticate in the login window on client computers,

because the login window is a process running on the client computer.

To list accounts in a server’s local directory domain:

1 In Workgroup Manager, connect to the server hosting the domain, then click the small

globe above the accounts list and choose Local.

The local domain might also be listed as /NetInfo/root/<host name> or

/NetInfo/DefaultLocalNode.

2 To view user accounts, click the Users button (the leftmost button above the search

field). Click the Groups button (the middle button) to view group accounts, and click

the Computer Lists button (the rightmost) to view computer lists.

3 To work with a particular account, select it. To change the account, which requires that

you have domain administrator privileges, you may need to click the lock to

authenticate.

Listing Accounts in Search Path Directory Domains

The search path directory domains are those in the search policy defined for the

Mac OS X Server you’re connected to. The Open Directory administration guide tells

you how to set up search policies.

To list accounts in search path domains of the server you’re working with:

1 In Workgroup Manager, connect to a server whose search policy contains the directory

domains of interest.

2 Click the small globe above the accounts list and choose Search Path.

3 To view user accounts, click the Users button (the leftmost button above the search

field). Click the Groups button to view group accounts, and click the Computers button

to view computer lists.

Listing Accounts in Available Directory Domains

You can list user accounts, group accounts, and computer lists residing in any specific

directory domain accessible from the server you’re connected to using Workgroup

Manager. You select the domain from a list of all the directory domains configured to

be accessible from the server you’re using.

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