Apple Mac OS X Server Print Service Administration For Version 10.4 or Later Uživatelský manuál stáhnout pdf (Strana 110)

110 Chapter 6 Setting Up Computer Lists

Do not set the cache refresh to '0' or else the cache will not be created. This will result

in the computers becoming unmanaged when disconnected from the network.

9 Click Save.

Using Local User Accounts

A “local user account” is a user account defined in a client computer’s local directory

domain. Local accounts are useful for both stationary and mobile computers with

either single or multiple users. Anyone with a local administrator account on a client

computer can create local user accounts using the Accounts pane of System

Preferences. Local users authenticate locally.

If you plan to supply individuals with their own portable computers (iBooks, for

example), you may want to make each user a local administrator for the computer. A

local administrator has more privileges than a local or network user. For example, a

local administrator can add printers, change network settings, or decide not to be

managed.

The easiest way to manage preferences for local users of a particular computer is to

manage preferences for the computer list to which the computer belongs, and make

sure you allow users with local-only accounts to use computers in the computer list.

To provide access for users with local accounts:

1 In Workgroup Manager, click Accounts.

2 Select a computer list that supports computers with local users.

To select a list, click the small globe above the accounts list and choose the directory

domain that contains the computer list, click the Computer Lists button, and select the

list.

3 To authenticate, click the lock.

4 Click Access.

5 Select “Restrict to groups below” to determine which workgroups are displayed when a

local user logs in.

Local user accounts cannot be set to allow access to only specific workgroups. If you

have created workgroups that must be restricted to specific accounts, then you must

create a unique computer account list that contains only common access workgroups.

To let the user see a list of all available workgroups, select “All groups can use the

computer.”

To display only certain workgroups (in case of non-local accounts), select “Restrict to

groups below,” then drag groups from the drawer to the list in the Access pane.

6 Make sure “Allow users with local-only accounts” is selected.

7 Click Save.

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