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Hello all,
I am running OS X Server 10.2 and need to host network drives to which the client machines connect upon login. Additionally, I need to provide authentication by the same server. I have followed the example provided in the OS X Server Getting Started Guide to no avail. I keep getting a “Home folder not available” error. I also consulted the guide for setting up remote authentication on this website, but it mentions that there is some tinkering needed to get 10.1 clients to connect. Exactly what kind of tinkering is necessary? Thanks to everyone in advance for all of your help.
Blake
BlakeB395@myrealbox.comI opened up Directory Access and went to NetInfo. Then, I entered network as the domain and the server IP in the other box. I rebooted and logged back in. The login screen said “Logging In user” for a long time and then said that the home folder was not available. Also, I do not understand what you mean by I cannot use the 10.2 Server as a password server for 10.1 clients. Can they not login to it to map the home folders? Do I need another server to determine which user is logging in?
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Blake
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