Accessing a sleeping computer over a network, Scheduling automatic startup and shutdown – Apple Power Macintosh 5400 series User Manual
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Accessing a sleeping computer over a network
If your computer is being used as a server, other users can still access it over
a network while it is asleep if you set server options that prevent the hard disk
from going to sleep. (You can set server options using the Preferences menu
when the Energy Saver control panel is displayed.) The network connection
does not have to be established before the computer goes to sleep. However, if
you’ve chosen to have your computer shut itself down rather than go to sleep,
other users will not be able to access it over a network after the computer
shuts itself down.
Scheduling automatic startup and shutdown
You can set your computer to start up and shut down at specified times using
the Energy Saver control panel. For information on using the Energy Saver
control panel, see the “Saving Energy” topic area of Macintosh Guide,
available in the Guide (h) menu. If there’s an unsaved document open on
your desktop when the scheduled shutdown time occurs, it is saved
automatically for you in a folder on your startup disk. The folder is named
with the date and time of the shutdown.
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Getting Started
Click here to set
up sleep options.
Click here to set your
computer to start up
automatically. (Use
the pull-down menu
and text box to
choose frequency
and time.)
Click here to set your computer
to shut down automatically.