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8. Click “Ok” and “Apply” (You may receive a warning about ConsoleOne updating

the screen, don’t worry it is fine)

Creating a mounts class and configuring the attributes

We will now create a search path for mounts class for use by Mac OS X. The mounts

class basically tells Mac OS X where the mount is located (vfsopts), where to mount

the share point in the local (Mac OS X) file system (vfsdir), and how the location

string is formatted (vfstype).

1. Open ConsoleOne

2. Select your organization container or where you would like to place the mounts

class. (Tip: keep it in the same container that contains your user container)

3. Create a new Organizational Unit in your search path, and name it “mounts” (Go

to File and select “Organizational Unit”)

4. Select the “mounts” OU you just created, double click to open OU

5. Create and new Object, select “aplMounts” from the classes.

6. Name the object your server IP address or the hostname of your server, “ :/ ”

share point . Example: if my Netware server’s IP address was 192.168.1.3 and the

DNS name was homer.corp.apple.com and the share point containing the home

directories was the USR volume. I would name it either

192.168.1.3:/HOMER.USR or homer:/HOMER.USR

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