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Then change the values in Netinfo Manager; Change the Users's shell; Use netinfo manager to do this, change the shell field. See image above. Drag Utilities to Dock (optional) Finder - Applications - Utilities - Terminal; Finder - Applications - Utilities - X11; Configure 'users' group (optional) Run Netinfo and create the following entry. The folder includes the necessary files to install and uninstall the VPN client. From the terminal window, go to the vpnclient folder by changing the directory '/' folder, such as 'cd desktop/vpnclient,' and pressing Enter. Then type./vpninstall to install the VPN Client in the desired folder. Choose Applications Security Netinfo Manager. Open the NetInfo Manager utility. Click the lock in the NetInfo Manager window. Enter the name and password of an Admin user, then click OK. Choose Security - Enable Root User. If you have not previously set a root password, an alert box may appear that says 'NetInfo Error,' indicating that the password is blank. Jan 14, 2018 - This Pin was discovered by Jam Talha. Discover (and save!) your own Pins on Pinterest. Download Archive: Previous releases of NetInfo can be found here. If you are using your product with Windows 10 or Windows Server 2016 we highly recommend do not use these releases but upgrade to NetInfo's latest release.


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Well, users finally have a resource for what the 'Network' folder in the root of the HD is under OS X. How to fully utilize it seems a bit complex, but I'm starting the process of attempting to use netinfo to fully utilize it on my home network such that all computers are automatically mounted and a user's home folder is stored on the Server.
The documentation is geared toward OS X Server, so any hints or more simplified tutorials would be much appreciated..

Anyone done this w/o using OS X Server?
I know that the netinfo commands avaiable in the CLI are available, and I attempted to start. The task, however, is much more complicated once you get into it. I want to create a domain such that a user can log into it and have their user folder mounted from the Server along with shared disks from other computers. I could set up each computer's local NetInfo db to mount a share and user folder, but that would seem redundant and pointless because each new computer that is added would have to be set. With a domain, I can just join the domain (using the Directory Setup app under /Applications/Utilities), and all the services like printers, shares, user folders are automatically there for the new user.
I've almost got it figured out, but this tutorial gives some instructions for manipulating NetInfo from the CLI, but the rest is using OS X Server admin apps.
For example, once the domain is created (for a simple heirarchy, the NetInfo tag must be 'network') on the designated OS X machine - one needs to have a root user under that domain. How do you add that from the command line?
Also, there is a hint on how to automount nfs shares over the network, but what does an afp automount look like (what 'opts' are necessary?) in the NetInfo Manager?

It would be fantastic to have a tutorial how to for setting up a simple network without the OS X Server tools to share user information for username, passwords and how to log into a home or other directory. The capability is there but the specifics are not as far as I can see.

In the same spirit..

I have played with NetInfo to establish local resolves for URI domain names on the host machine (following the examples at Evolt - Setting Up Virtual Hosts under OSX), but have not been able to get this information seen by other Macs on my network.

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1. Can non-OSX Macs use information in the NetInfo database (like DNS)?

2. Can I export information from NetInfo in any format to zone files for use by BIND?

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I know that somehow NetInfo uses Lookupd to manage requests for information amongst various sources, but the only sure fire way I have found for all machines on my network to access the same DNS is to use BIND and remove the entries I made in NetInfo.

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(instructions for using BIND here )

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The link for the NetInfo documentation has changed. It can now be located here: http://www.apple.com/server/pdfs/UnderstandingUsingNetInfo.pdf