Re: MacManager and Server

Subject: Re: MacManager and Server
From: Walter Lau <email@hidden>
Date: Sat, 21 Jul 2001 16:03:51 -0700 (PDT)

may be I am wrong here:
current version of Multiple Users is 1.4.1
current version of Mac Manager is 2.0.2
current version of Mac Manager Server is 1.2.2

I ran MU on stand alone Mac, and Mac Manager on Macs that are
in a lab setting that has a MM server set up on a Mac running
(OS 9.04, ASIP 6.3.x, and MMS 1.2.2). I left MM admin on all
workstations as student will need password to use the admin
program. You ran the MM Server as a "extension" on the ASIP
server, and you ran the admin program from the workstation.

I even have a lab with 14 iMacs running Mac Manager under OS 8.6,
however I have to run the admin program on the 15th Mac that
is running OS 9.04

Walter Lau
Cal St Univ Chico

On Thu, 19 Jul 2001, Steven Kolins wrote:

> email@hidden writes:
> >It appears that when I run the MacManager on the Admin Computer that it
> >creates a volume on that computer, Macintosh Manager. If, I turn off the
> >admin computer I can no longer authenticate users to the server.
>
> woe...
>
> MM should be a service running on the server(it's an extension). You appear to
> have it on your admin machine and running personal file sharing running? Way
> off target.
>
> On the Admin machine you should only have the admin program and it's easy
> install parts if you want it to be part of MM. You should not be running the
> admin program and file sharing at the same time either.
>
> Also note, and you don't make it clear, the latest version of MM is 1.4.1 and
> is significantly better than all previous versions but this has nothing to do
> with your problem. There are also tons of suggestions about how client machines
> should be configured - search the internet and there are plenty of suggestions.
>
> ' ' ' ' ' ' ''"""""""""""'' ' ' ' ' '
> Steven Kolins
> Alamance-Burlington NC USA, School System Computer Tech
> mailto:email@hidden
> http://homepage.mac.com/smkolins
> Possess a pure, kindly and radiant heart!
> _______________________________________________
> maclabmanager mailing list
> email@hidden
> http://www.lists.apple.com/mailman/listinfo/maclabmanager

References:
	>Re: MacManager and Server (From: "Steven Kolins" <email@hidden>)

Prev by Date: assimilator during startup
Next by Date: Re(2): MacManager and Server
Previous by thread: assimilator during startup
Next by thread: hide the hard drive
Index(es):
- Date
- Thread

Home