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Chapter 4 Setting Up User Accounts 61

Editing Multiple Users Simultaneously

You can use Workgroup Manager to make the same change to multiple user accounts

in the LDAP directory of an Open Directory master, a NetInfo domain, or other read/

write directory domain at the same time.

To edit multiple users:

1 In Workgroup Manager, click Accounts.

2 Select the user accounts you want to change.

Click the globe icon below the toolbar and choose the directory domain, and

Command-click to select each user.

3 To authenticate, click the lock.

4 Click to display the pane you want to work with and make desired changes in fields

that Workgroup Manager lets you update.

Modifying Accounts in an Open Directory Master

You can modify accounts in the LDAP directory of an Open Directory if you're

authorized to administer the directory domain master but not the server itself. Your

user ID must have the “User can Administer this directory domain” option selected in

the Basic pane of Accounts in Workgroup Manager.

If you do not have this privilege, you will have to authenticate to the directory domain

with the Directory Administrator account which gets created in Mac OS X Server when

you specify your server to be a directory master in the Server Admin utility. The UID,

user name and password of the Directory Administrator account (which defaults to the

modifiable UID of 1000 and user name “diradmin”) is set by the server administrator at

the time of directory creation.

To modify accounts:

1 Use an administrator computer that has been set up (using the Services pane of

Directory Access) to access the server hosting the Open Directory master.

2 Open Workgroup Manager on the administrator computer.

3 When the login window appears, choose Server > View Directories.

4 Click the small globe icon above the accounts list and choose Other from the pop-up

menu.

5 Open the directory domain you want to administer, and then click the lock to be

authenticated as a domain administrator.

These instructions assume there is only one domain administrator. If multiple domain

administrator accounts have been created in the directory domain, any of them can be

used to unlock the directory.

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