Titlebook: Enterprise Mac Managed Preferences; Edward Marczak,Greg Neagle,Clay Andres,Steve Angli Book 2010 Edward Marczak 2010 Mac OS X.OS X.Trouble

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Local MCX,In the previous chapter, we looked at using commonly available centralized network directories to deliver Managed Preferences data to your managed machines. But not all organizations have a centralized directory. In this chapter, we’ll show how you can manage preferences for your machines without a network directory service.

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Recipes,In this chapter, we’ll present step-by-step “recipes” for accomplishing certain common preference management tasks, and briefly discuss the rationale behind managing many of these items.

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..If you‘re a systems administrator, this book will take awa.Many systems administrators on the Mac need a way to manage machine configuration after initial setup and deployment. Apple’s Managed Preferences system (also known as MCX) is under-documented, often misunderstood, and sometimes outright u

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From Higher Spins to Strings: A Primer,ated preference files. But a desire to automate the creation of mobile accounts and the enforcement of FileVault protection for these accounts led him to implement managed preferences. This then trickled down and replaced most of the homegrown management scripts used earlier.

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