Apple Mac OS X Server (Administrator’s Guide) - Manual (Page 416)

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for the clients. The administrator computer can have access to more printers and
applications than clients but shouldn’t have access to fewer.
To set up an administrative client computer:
1 Make sure the computer meets minimum requirements.
2 Make sure the system software is either Mac OS X or Mac OS 9.2.
3 Make sure necessary applications are installed.
4 Set up printer access using either Print Center (for Mac OS X) or Desktop Printer Utility (for
Mac OS 9).
5 Install Macintosh Manager administrator and client software.
Before you use the Macintosh Manager administrator application, open the Sharing
preference in System Preferences in Mac OS X and make sure Web sharing and file sharing
are turned off. If you are using Mac OS 9, check the settings for the File Sharing and Web
Sharing control panels.
Step 3: Set up client computers
Mac OS 9 computers and Mac OS 8 computers require different setup procedures.
To set up Mac OS 9 client computers:
1 Make sure the computer meets minimum requirements.
2 Make sure the system software is Mac OS 9 (version 9.1 or later recommended).
3 Install Macintosh Manager client software, if it is not already installed.
4 Open the Multiple Users control panel.
5 Click Options, then click Other.
6 Select “Macintosh Manager account (on network).”
7 Click Save.
8 Select “On” to turn on Multiple User Accounts.
9 Close the control panel, and then choose Logout from the Special menu.
Important When you make printers available to client computers, Macintosh Manager
creates desktop printers for your Mac OS 9 clients. The Mac OS X version of the Macintosh
Manager administrator application only creates LaserWriter desktop printers. If you need to
provide access to non-LaserWriter printers, you must use the Mac OS 9 version of the
Macintosh Manager administrator application to manage clients.