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Aug 28, 2007
I have 11 flatscreen iMacs to set up on a network that runs
the macintosh manager where students log into their account
with a password. In past years the network admin has set
these up on our network. This year I am trying to figure
out how to do it myself. Are there step by step directions
to follow? I know that I want the iMac to log into a list
of students that is already created on the server and I
want to individually administer each computer from the
computer itself. Any advice would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks, Lorraine
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There's special server and remote access software that you
need access & pass words to use.
You'll need some training as to how the network/server operates.
N.
On 8/28/07, Laura wrote:
> I have 11 flatscreen iMacs to set up on a network that runs
> the macintosh manager where ...See More