Apple Mac OS X Server (Administrator’s Guide) - Manual (Page 414)

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Finding Applications
Approved applications for Panels and Restricted Finder workgroups are located in the “Items
for workgroup name” folder inside the user’s home directory. For users in a Finder
workgroup, applications are stored in the client computer’s Applications folder or
Applications (Mac OS 9) folder.
Finding Shared Documents
Depending on the user environment and how you set up workgroup folders, users may have
access to several areas where they can view or store shared items. For example, you can set
up a group documents volume inside the Macintosh Manager sharepoint to allow users to
collaborate more effectively, or you might provide a hand-in folder for a Panels workgroup to
allow users to turn in documents.
Before You Begin
You should consider taking advantage of client management if
m you want to provide users with a consistent, controlled interface while allowing them to
access their documents from any computer
m you want to control privileges for users with mobile computers
m you want to reserve certain resources for only specific groups or individuals
m you need to secure computer usage in key areas such as administrative offices,
classrooms, or open labs
Before you set up Macintosh Manager to manage users, groups, or computers, be sure to
follow these preliminary steps.
Step 1: Make sure computers meet minimum requirements
Client Computer Requirements
Software
m Mac OS 8.1 to Mac OS 9.x as the primary operating system
m Appearance control panel v. 1.0.1 or later
Note: Macintosh Manager is not used to manage Mac OS X clients.
Hardware
m Macintosh computer with a 68K processor
m 8 megabytes (MB) of physical random access memory (RAM) (not virtual memory)
m 2 MB of disk space available
Important
If you have clients using earlier versions of Macintosh Manager, be sure to
upgrade them to Macintosh Manager 2.2 before you connect them to the Mac OS X Server.