SimpleNetworkStarter
SimpleNetworkStarter window
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Use this window to set up a two-level networkÐwith a master NetInfo server, clone servers, and clients.

You open this window by starting up SimpleNetworkStarter. (If you're not logged in as root, the User Authentication panel appears first.)
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¬	Use section 1 of the SNS window to specify set up a client or server process on the computer 
you're logged into.

Sets up the computer as a valid resident of the network, 
without access to network file systems.

Sets up a client process to 
access exported file systems 
and other network resources. 

HOSTNAME = -AUTOMATIC-
INETADDR = -AUTOMATIC-

Sets up a server process with the 
services you specify in section 3.
HOSTNAME = name of computer
INETADDR = Internet address
NETMASTER = -YES-

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¬	Use section 2 of the SNS window to specify the name and Internet address of the computer you're logged intoÐand to set other network and server options.

If you choose "Access shared network resources as a client" 
in section 1, the host name and Internet address are filled in automatically.
HOSTNAME = -AUTOMATIC-
INETADDR = -AUTOMATIC-

If you choose "Provide the servcies specified below" 
in section 1, you must type a name and Internet address here.
HOSTNAME = name of computer
INETADDR = Internet address
NETMASTER = -YES-

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	If your network has subnets, 
	you can click here to set options 
	for communicating across network boundaries. 

	Click here to specify a clone or master server. 

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¬	Use section 3 of the SNS window to specify the services you want the computer to provide. 

Creates a clone (or master) server.

Limits access to the local subnet in 
networks with multiple subnets.

Allows users to add their own 
computers to the network.

Requires the root password or a special password 
to add computers to the network.

Sets up the computer as a clone time server.
TIME = -AUTOMATIC-

Sets up the network's e-mail service.

Sets up the computer to run the 
/usr/etc/snmpd process to collect 
network statistics.

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Creates a shared file system that contains 
home directories for network users.

Creates a shared file styem where for all the 
applications you want to make available to all network users.

Creates a shared file system for any other files 
that you want to make available to all users.