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Mac OS X Server Tutorial __20 23. Review Settings The Setup Assistant presents you with a list of the most important settings you selected before committing the changes. After you click Go Ahead, the Setup Assistant may provide some suggestions about what to do next, and offer to restart the system. While this is usually necessary only when changing your network configuration, it is safest to always restart after running the Setup Assistant.
Mac OS X Server Tutorial __21 4. Using Mac OS X Server This section covers how to use Mac OS X Server when you are actually at the server. 1. Login To start, log in using the Demo account you created in the Setup Assistant. While you occasionally need to log in as Administrator directly, you can run most administrative applications as a normal user if you have the appropriate privileges. In general, you should avoid logging in as Administrator whenever possible, to take advantage of the system’s protection against users accidentally corrupting system configuration files. 2. Home Folder When you first log in, you will see a Viewer window opened by the Workspace Manager, which is analogous to the Mac OS Finder. This window is in Columns mode, which is very useful for navigating complex file systems. The far column shows the top, or “root” of the file system. In Mac OS X Server, your boot volume is the root of the file hierarchy. Other volumes (e.g., Server_HD1) are shown as folders under the root, as well as aliases on the desktop. The three top-level folders are: • Local: files that are specific to the particular computer • Network: files shared (via NFS) with other Mac OS X Server or UNIX computers • System: system files created during installation All your personal files are stored in your home folder, which in this case is located in /Local/Users/demo. (In Mac OS X Server, paths are specified by “/”, just as they are in URLs.) You can always jump back to your home folder by clicking the house icon on the toolbar, at the upper left of the Viewer window.
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