Apple Training Series Mac OS X Server Essentials, Second Edition

9 Select “For selected services below” and disable any older AFP Access settings.

10 Select FTP from the list.

11 Select “Allow only users and groups below” and click the Add Group Members

(+) button.

12 Drag users Mike Rafone and Tina Bubbles from the Users and Groups drawer.

13 Click Save.

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Connect to Server via FTP

Finally, you’ll use the client computer to connect via FTP on the server.

1 Using your client computer from the Finder, choose Go > Connect to Server as warren,

using ftp://server17.pretendco.com.

You cannot connect as Warren because access has not been permitted; only Mike and

Tina have access.

2 Using your client computer, connect as tinabubbles and note which folders you have

access to in the mounted share point.

3 Unmount the FTP volume from your client computer.

4 Using your client computer, connect as Mike and note which folders you have access

to in the mounted share point.

5 Unmount the FTP volume from your client computer.

Although it can be useful to restrict connections per service group user, it will interfere

with future exercises.

6 On your Mac OS X computer, open Server Admin and authenticate if necessary.

7 Select your server (Server17) from the Computers & Services list.

Depending on how you connected to your server with Server Admin, you may see

server17.pretendco.com, Server17.local, or 10.1.17.1. Any of these will work.

8 Click Settings, then click the Access tab, and do the following:

씰 Select the “Allow all users and groups” option.

씰 Select the “For all services” option.

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