Apple mac os x server 10.3 手册

 Setting Up Share Points

 

You can mount share points automatically on client computers using network mounts.

You can automatically mount AFP or NFS share points. When you set a share point to 
automatically mount, a mount record is created in the Open Directory database. Be 
sure you create these records in the same shared domain in which the user and 
computer records exist.

Note:  All users have guest access to network-mounted AFP share points. Authenticated 
access is only allowed for a user’s own home directory or if you have Kerberos set up to 
support single signon.

Open Workgroup Manager and click Sharing.

Click Share Points and select the share point.

Click Network Mount (on the right).

Choose the directory domain that contains your users and computers from the Where 
pop-up menu.

If the correct directory is already chosen, click the lock to authenticate.

Choose the sharing protocol (AFP or NFS) from the Protocol pop-up menu.

Choose how you want the share point to be used and mounted on client computers.

User Home Directories:  the home directories on the share point are listed on a user’s 
computer in /Network/Servers (in Servers inside the Network globe in the Finder).

Note:  Share points used for home directories should be named using only US ASCII 
characters. Don’t use multibyte encoding or accented characters.

Shared Applications:  the share point appears on the user’s computer in 
/Network/Applications (in Applications inside the Network globe in the Finder).

Shared Library:  the share point appears in /Network/Library (in Library inside the 
Network globe in the Finder).

“Custom mount path”:  the share point appears in the directory you specify. You must 
make sure that this directory exists on the client computer before the share point can 
be mounted.

Click Save.

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