Apple Mac OS X Server System Imaging and Software Update Administration For Version 10.4 or Later Instrukcja Użytkownika Pobierz pdf (Strona 21)

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To the left, the Details

section of WGM is displayed.

As you can see, you are

now able to see each plist

file that is managed. The

button on the bottom,

“Add”, allows for custom, or

other plist files to be added

to the object. In addition,

there is an option to edit the

settings. This allows you to

move some settings from

the “Always” to “Manage

once” class. When using

WGM in Overview mode it is

an all or nothing shot for all

preferences in the window.

If you had a plist file for, say Office, you could change the save location in just one lab from a network standpoint.

Having this ability can be a great time saver when it comes to custom applications. This also means that you can

change settings en-masse just by restarting.

An example of that scenario is if a class is taking a test in a lab, and you don’t want them to be able to save to the

network. You could change the plist file to not mount the server in that lab, as well as prevent access to thumb

drives, or the connect to server dialog. You could also change the settings for Word, find the associated plist file,

and then attach it to the computer list group for the lab. When the class is done, restart the machines, revert the

settings, and the changes are gone.

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