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ADMINISTRATION OF MAC OS Sayed Ahmed BSc. Eng. in Computer Science and Eng., BUET, Bangladesh MSc. in Computer Science, U of Manitoba, Canada http://www.Justetc.net http://sayed.justetc.net [email protected]

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Page 1: Sayed Ahmed BSc. Eng. in Computer Science and Eng., BUET, Bangladesh MSc. in Computer Science, U of Manitoba, Canada

ADMINISTRATION OF MAC OS

Sayed AhmedBSc. Eng. in Computer Science and Eng., BUET, BangladeshMSc. in Computer Science, U of Manitoba, Canadahttp://www.Justetc.nethttp://[email protected]

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MAC OS 10 FOR WINDOWS USERS

Learning MAC OS by Comparing with Windows Basic understanding of Mac

Basic operations in Mac Getting around Launch applications

Disk management and maintenance defragmentation

User accounts and security Local user accounts and security

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MAC OS 10 FOR WINDOWS USERS

File and application management Install and uninstall applications

Printing and peripherals Core Networking

Setup core networking features Troubleshooting – built-in

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MAC OS 10 FOR WINDOWS USERS

Network Services and Sharing Providing to the network Sharing with the network Consume network services

System preferences Configure the system

Backup and recovery Built in backup and recovery

Terminal Windows Full Unix Shell

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MAC OS 10 FOR WINDOWS USERS

Built in Apps Using Windows based Resources Ongoing maintenance Remote control

Using remote desktop Advanced integration with Windows

Mac into active directory Built in and commercial tools

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MAC OS 10 FOR WINDOWS USERS

Missing links Getting key windows features

Bootcamp Windows on a Mac

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DISK MANAGEMENT AND MAINTENANCE

Disk drives on your MAC View disk contents Format disks Defragment disks

Mac automatically does this but not 100% perfect Disk images & ISOs

Work with image files Raid (work with and create) Check disks [similar to windows check

disk/scan disk]

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DISK CONTENT VIEWING

Managing and working with image files Such as ISO image files

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DISK UTILITY

Most disk related operations can be performed using the built in Disk Utility tool

Disk utility: how to open Finder->applications->utilities->disk utility Alternative:

When Finder window is active -> then click Go menu -> Utilities-> disk utility Shortcut: Shift + command + U Or ctrl + space, then type disk utility

Disk Utility Can show all hard drives and volumes

Volumes inside hard drives Can erase, partition, restore, raid functionality (multiple drives) Run Check disk [mark bad blocks/sectors in the drive] Restore image to this drive and volume Options: First Aid, Erase, Partition, RAID, Restore First aid: check disk equivalent

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DISK UTILITY: DISK DEFRAGMENT

Mac Automatically defrags Not always, not by 100%

No built-in apple tool to defrag [that you can execute]

iDefrag – commercial defragment tool When you have multiple drives, you can

create RAID Can be useful for servers Mirrored, striped, concatenate Set block size, repair RAID

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DISK IMAGES

Disk utility [open] Create new disk image File->new->disk image Set the parameters for the disk image such as

Volume name, format, encryption, partitions, image format Double click will mount it Will be listed in list devices Need to eject

You can right clean and clean up the image After copy from/to, you need to eject Right click and eject [un-mount as a drive but still as a

drive, double click will mount]

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DISK IMAGE, PACKAGING SOFTWARE, AND FILES

Kind of zip file Distributed applications as image [.dmg] Right click and compress [installer] 10 MB, will take 10mb, zip will reduce the size Remount

Double click Then Transfer file, move around in the internet

Treat it as disk You can Erase image using the disk utility

Good way to archive files We can move to trash and clean

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DISK IMAGE AND BURN INTO CD/DVD

Mac has built in ability to burn images into cds/DVDs

Disk utility->file->new->blank disk image 660 MB cd, partition cd/dvd, dmg files take all the

space as mentioned Format and mount Images menu

Right click on dmg file Checksum match can help

Image [from disk utility] Convert to cd/dvd, extension .cdr

[CD/DVD master]

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BURN TO CDS

Not iso but cdr Can verify You can convert to .iso Un-mount the .iso .iso double click will still mount it Copy your files into the image Right click-> burn

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USER ACCOUNTS AND SECURITY

User Accounts Anti-malware Filevault Firewall Misc Security Safari Security

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USER ACCOUNTS

System Preferences -> Users Accounts Mac is not much safer than windows

[fundamentally] Though will get affected less as there are less

viruses and hackers targeting Mac platform Will get more and more virus and malware over time Virus creators want to get more exposure; so

windows has more of them If you do not have protection, you will get some in

your mac All big Anti-virus companies have Mac versions

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APPLE EXTRA SERVICES AND USER ACCOUNTS – CONFIGURE AND CREATE

When you signup for Apple Extra Services Will provide you an antivirus software as well dotMac Service: Antivirus Program

System Preferences System -> Accounts [know about mobile me service by Apple]

Configure Login Accounts Login items

Set applications to run automatically Mobile me service affects some features Click the lock to make changes in the accounts

Enable and use this Then you can add new account Set account type

Administrator, Group, sharing

Tabs in the window: Password and Login Items Add to login items

Click the + button

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USER ACCOUNTS – CONFIGURE AND CREATE

You can also set auto logins with an account Login time: only pass or user/pass

combinations What to show on the login window can be

configured somewhere from here Voice over feature at login Enable fast user switching: switch user but

keeps stuff running One user can access the programs as run by

other users

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SYSTEM PREFERENCES->PERSONAL

System preferences- > Personal -> security Tabs in the window: General, FileVault, Firewall General

Disable auto login Password requirement Log out after X minutes Use secure virtual memory Disable remote control infrared receiver

Pair to remote Disable infrared remote control

Set account type Administrator, Group, sharing

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FILEVAULT

FileVault Encrypt files in your home folder Set master password Turn on FileVault Filevault is for local, not for remote Encrypt using login password For extra security:

Master password Turn filevault on Per account basis Will take a while

Most Mac has infrared receiver Options for the infrared [remote]configuration

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FIRWALL TAB

Default firewall Default allow incoming for basic services Allow all incoming connections Allow only essential services Set access for specific services and

applications Logging option to figure out what are failing Stealth mode

Deny connection but do not tell anyone More secure but not much logging

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SAFARI SECURITY

Safari menu ->Block pop-up windows Emptying the cache, good security work Private browsing

No history No id/password saving option

Safari -> preferences Auto fill can be a security option

Give access to address book card User names and passwords Other forms What to auto fill Disabling can be more secure

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SAFARI SECURITY: ADVANCED

Develop Menu Security sensitive activity Change the user agent Make the browser behave something

differently

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SECURITY TAB FOR SAFARI

Warn when visiting fraudulent site Enable plug ins Enable java Block pop-up windows Cookies Local Database

Configure space Show databases Persist database test, persist storage Per database default

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