ManualTable of ContentsContents3About File Services9Overview9Privileges10Explicit Privileges11The User Categories Owner, Group, and Everyone11Hierarchy of Privileges12Client Users and Privileges12Privileges in the MacOSX Environment12Customizing the MacOSX Network Globe13Share Points in the Network Globe13Adding System Resources to the Network Library Folder13Security Considerations14Restricting Access for Unregistered Users (Guests)14For More Information About File Services15Setting Up Share Points17Overview17Before You Begin17Consider the Privileges Your Clients Need17Decide on Which Protocols to Use18Organize Your Shared Information18For Your Windows Users18Consider Security19Share Points for Network Home Directories19Disk Quotas19Setup Overview20Setting Up a Share Point21Creating a Share Point and Setting Privileges22Changing Apple File Settings for a Share Point23Changing Windows (SMB) Settings for a Share Point24Changing FTP Settings for a Share Point25Setting Up an NFS Share Point26Resharing NFS Mounts as AFP Share Points27Automatically Mounting Share Points for Clients29Managing Share Points30Disabling a Share Point30Disabling a Protocol for a Share Point30Viewing Share Points31Copying Privileges to Enclosed Items31Viewing Share Point Settings31Changing Share Point Owner and Privilege Settings32Changing the Protocols Used by a Share Point32Changing NFS Share Point Client Scope33Allowing Guest Access to a Share Point33Setting Up a Drop Box34Using Workgroup Manager With MacOSXServer Version 10.1.535AFP Service37General Information37Kerberos Authentication37Automatic Reconnect38Find By Content38AppleTalk Support38Apple File Service Specifications38Setting Up AFP Service39Changing General Settings40Changing Access Settings41Changing Logging Settings42Changing Idle User Settings43Starting AFP Service44Managing AFP Service44Checking Service Status44Viewing Service Logs45Stopping Apple File Service45Enabling NSL and Rendezvous Browsing46Enabling AppleTalk Browsing46Limiting Connections47Keeping an Access Log47Archiving AFP Service Logs48Disconnecting a User48Disconnecting Idle Users Automatically49Sending a Message to a User49Allowing Guest Access50Creating a Login Greeting50Supporting AFP Clients51MacOSX Clients51MacOS8 and MacOS9 Clients53Windows Service55General Information55Windows File Services Specifications55Before You Set Up Windows Services56Ensuring the Best Cross-Platform Experience56Windows User Password Validation56Setting Up Windows Services57Changing General Settings58Changing Access Settings59Changing Logging Settings59Changing Advanced Settings60Starting Windows Service61Managing Windows Services61Stopping Windows Services61Changing the Windows Server Name62Changing the Workgroup62Checking Service Status63Registering with a WINS Server63Enabling Domain Browsing64Limiting Connections64Allowing Guest Access65Choosing What to Record in the Log65Disconnecting a User66Supporting Windows Clients66TCP/IP66Connecting to the Server Using Network Neighborhood67Connecting to the Server by Name or Address in Windows67NFS Service69Overview69Before You Set Up NFS Service70Security Considerations70Setup Overview71Setting Up NFS Service72Configuring NFS Settings72Managing NFS Service73Starting and Stopping NFS Service73Viewing NFS Service Status73Viewing Current NFS Exports74FTP Service75Overview75A Secure FTP Environment75FTP Users76FTP User Environments76On-the-Fly File Conversion80Kerberos Authentication80FTP service specifications80Before You Set Up FTP Service81Server Security and Anonymous Users81Setup Overview82Setting Up File Transfer Protocol (FTP) Service83Changing General Settings83Changing the Greeting Messages84Choosing Logging Options84Changing Advanced Settings85Creating an Uploads Folder for Anonymous Users85Starting FTP Service86Managing FTP Service86Stopping FTP Service86Allowing Anonymous User Access87Changing the User Environment87Changing the FTP Root Directory88Viewing the Log88Displaying Banner and Welcome Messages89Displaying Messages Using message.txt Files89Using README Messages89Solving Problems91General Problems91Users Can’t Access a CD-ROM Disc91Users Can’t Find a Shared Item91Users Can’t See the Contents of a Share Point91You Can’t Find a Volume or Directory to Use as a Share Point91Solving Problems With Apple File Service92User Can’t Find the Apple File Server92User Can’t Connect to the Apple File Server92User Doesn’t See Login Greeting92Solving Problems With Windows Services93User Can’t See the Windows Server in the Network Neighborhood93User Can’t Log in to the Windows Server93Solving Problems With File Transfer Protocol (FTP)94FTP Connections Are Refused94Clients Can’t Connect to the FTP Server94Anonymous FTP Users Can’t Connect94Solving Problems With Home Directories95Users Can’t Open Their Home Directories95Glossary97Index99A99B99C99D99E100F100G100H100I100K100L100M101N101O101P101Q101R101S101T102U102W102Size: 1.35 MBPages: 103Language: EnglishOpen manual
ManualTable of ContentsMac OS X Server Migration1Conents3What’s in This Guide5What’s Included in This Guide5Getting Additional Information5Before You Begin7Upgrading Versus Migrating7Migration Scenarios8Migrating in Place8Migrating to a New Server8Migrating Users and Groups8Saving and Reusing User and Group Accounts8System Accounts9Migrating Data for Managed MacOS8 and 9 Users11Migrating Other Data11After Migration12Migrating From MacOSX Server Version 10.213Understanding What You Can Migrate13Tools You Can Use14Migrating in Place From Version 10.215Migrating to a New Server From Version 10.226Migrating From MacOSX Server Version 10.137Understanding What You Can Migrate37Tools You Can Use38Migrating in Place From Version 10.139Migrating to a New Server From Version 10.149Migrating From MacOSX Server Version 1.259Understanding What You Can Migrate59Tools You Can Use60Migrating in Place From Version 1.261Migrating to a New Server From Version 1.271Migrating From AppleShare IP83Understanding What You Can Migrate83Tools You Can Use84Migrating in Place From ASIP85Migrating to a New Server From ASIP96Size: 1.9 MBPages: 105Language: EnglishOpen manual
