7.2 Assigning Macintosh Manager Users to workgroups

Macintosh Manager controls log-ins from Mac OS 9 clients. It also allows administrators to assign system rights to MM users & MM workgroups.

Macintosh Manager groups are called "WorkGroups" and should not be confused with the UNIX groups within Mac OS X server.

MM users can be members of one or more workgroup, and each workgroup can be assign different system rights.

Before a MM user can log in, he must be assigned to at least one workgroup.

This can done on an individual basis, or by importing the user & group information from a text file. This is explored in the section "7.3 Shell Script - Copying Mac OS X groups into Macintosh Manager"

Click on "Workgroups" tab, and then on the "Members" tab.

Select the users from the list of "Available Users".

Click on the "Add >" button.