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Apple Networking Configuration, AFP Configuration Guidelines

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Apple Networking Configuration • Sun Solaris 9, 10 • SuSE Pro 9 • SuSE Linux Enterprise Server (SLES) 8.x, 9.x, 10.x To Enable NFS v4 Access to the Server To enable NFS v4, check the Enable NFS v4 check box. Note Do not uncheck the Enable NFS box when you enable NFS v4. Both check boxes must be checked for NFS v4 access. Apple Networking Configuration Apple File Protocol (AFP) settings are configured on the Network > Apple screen of the Administration Tool. The default settings provide access to AFP clients over an AppleTalk or TCP/IP network. MacOS clients connecting over AFP can log in to the server either as local users on the Snap Server or as Windows NT or Active Directory domain users (if the server belongs to a domain). For more granular control over client access for MacOS users who do not belong to a recognized Windows domain, create local user accounts. Note MacOS X users can also connect to the Snap Server using Windows networking (SMB). See "Connecting a MacOS Client Using SMB" on page 29. AFP Configuration Guidelines Consider the following when configuring access for your AFP clients. Terminology Some Snap Server terms may cause confusion for those familiar with Apple terminology. Term Share Definitions A Snap Server share appears as a Macintosh volume that can be accessed through the Chooser. Note Unlike standard AppleShare servers, Snap Servers allow nested shares (folders within folders). As a result, it is possible for some files or directories to appear in more than one share. Chapter 2 Network Access to the Server 31

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Apple Networking Configuration
Chapter 2
Network Access to the Server
31
•
Sun Solaris 9, 10
•
SuSE Pro 9
•
SuSE Linux Enterprise Server (SLES) 8.x,
9.x, 10.x
To Enable NFS v4 Access to the Server
To enable NFS v4, check the
Enable NFS v4
check box.
Note
Do not uncheck the
Enable NFS
box when you enable NFS v4. Both check
boxes must be checked for NFS v4 access.
Apple Networking Configuration
Apple File Protocol (AFP) settings are configured on the
Network > Apple
screen of
the Administration Tool. The default settings provide access to AFP clients over an
AppleTalk or TCP/IP network. MacOS clients connecting over AFP can log in to the
server either as local users on the Snap Server or as Windows NT or Active
Directory domain users (if the server belongs to a domain). For more granular
control over client access for MacOS users who do not belong to a recognized
Windows domain, create local user accounts.
Note
MacOS X users can also connect to the Snap Server using Windows
networking (SMB). See “Connecting a MacOS Client Using SMB” on page 29.
AFP Configuration Guidelines
Consider the following when configuring access for your AFP clients.
Terminology
Some Snap Server terms may cause confusion for those familiar with Apple
terminology.
Term
Definitions
Share
A Snap Server share appears as a Macintosh volume that can be accessed
through the Chooser.
Note
Unlike standard AppleShare servers, Snap Servers allow nested
shares (folders within folders). As a result, it is possible for some files or
directories to appear in more than one share.