Configuring a name service client is similar to configuring its master, except that configuration details the client receives from the master do not have to be repeated.
If the client machine was installed from a CD-ROM--you should expect to complete the configuration tasks in the following table. Depending on your site configuration, some procedures can be omitted.
Table 6-1 Task Map for Clients Installed from CD-ROM
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Covers protecting the hardware, setting up the labels, and initializing the administration tools. |
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Covers how to set up static routing. |
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Covers how to specify the hosts that are contacted during boot. |
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Covers how to connect to the name service. |
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Covers how to share the home directory and mail server. |
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Points you to auditing setup information, how to share and mount file systems, and how to delete the install user. |
If the client machine was installed over the network--you should expect to complete the configuration tasks in the following table in the appropriate role.
Table 6-2 Task Map for Clients Installed Over a Network
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Task Responsibility After Network Installation |
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secadmin role |
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"Initialize the SMC Server", then "Assign Templates to Remote Hosts" |
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"(Optional) Set Security Attributes on Mounted File Systems" |
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admin role |
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"Initialize the SMC Server", then "Add Hosts to be Contacted During Booting" |
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"Copy the SMC Name Server Toolbox Definitions to the Client" |
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If the client machine was installed using JumpStart scripts--you should expect to complete the configuration tasks in the following table in the appropriate role.
Table 6-3 Task Map for Clients Installed Using JumpStart
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Task Responsibility After Network Installation |
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secadmin role |
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admin role |
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