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78 Chapter 3 Administering Computers
6 Click Delete in the report window.
Alternatively, drag the items to the Trash on your desktop.
7 Click OK.
Emptying the Trash
Apple Remote Desktop allows you to empty the Trash on clients to free up disk space.
To find out how much free disk space is on a computer, create a System Overview or
Storage report using the Report menu.
If a report shows files that shouldn't be on the computer, you can delete those files
directly from the report window. See “Deleting Items” on page 77.
As a part of routine maintenance for computers, you can free disk space by emptying
the Trash. Emptying the Trash completely removes from the computer any items you’ve
previously deleted on the client. You can use the System Overview report to see how
much disk space you can recover by emptying the Trash.
To empty the Trash:
1 Select a computer list.
2 Select one or more computers in the Remote Desktop window.
3 Choose Manage > Empty Trash.
4 Click Empty.
Setting the Startup Disk
Apple Remote Desktop can set the startup disk on any client computer. You can choose
between a volume on a local hard disk, or any available NetBoot volume.
The startup disk must have a valid system installed on it. To set the startup volume for
multiple computers at once, the local volume name must be the same for all
computers.
Alternatively, you can set the startup disk to be a NetBoot volume provided by
Mac OS X Server. This allows you to start up a number of clients from a NetBoot server,
allowing for automated network installs. For some ideas on how to use this command
with NetBoot and Network Install, see “Using ARD With Mac OS X Server’s NetBoot and
Network Install” on page 61.
To set the startup disk:
1 Select a computer list.
2 Select one or more computers in the Remote Desktop window.
3 Choose Manage > Set Startup Disk.
- Apple Remote Desktop 1
- Administrator’s Guide 1
- Contents 3
- About This Book 5
- Notation Conventions 6
- Preface 7
- About This Book 7
- Using Apple Remote Desktop 9
- 10 Chapter 1 10
- Deploying Software 11
- 12 Chapter 1 12
- Chapter 1 13
- Using Apple Remote Desktop 13
- Taking Inventory 14
- 16 Chapter 1 16
- Housekeeping 17
- Supporting Users 18
- Providing Help Desk Support 19
- Interacting With Students 21
- Finding More Information 23
- Setting Up 25
- Computer 26
- Chapter 2 Setting Up 27 27
- 28 Chapter 2 Setting Up 28
- Chapter 2 Setting Up 29 29
- Chapter 2 Setting Up 31 31
- Chapter 2 Setting Up 33 33
- Chapter 2 Setting Up 35 35
- 36 Chapter 2 Setting Up 36
- Chapter 2 Setting Up 37 37
- Understanding Access Types 38
- 40 Chapter 2 Setting Up 40
- Chapter 2 Setting Up 41 41
- ARD Guest Access 42
- Command-Line ssh Access 42
- Chapter 2 Setting Up 43 43
- OpenWBEM Access 44
- Chapter 2 Setting Up 45 45
- Chapter 2 Setting Up 46 46
- Chapter 2 Setting Up 47 47
- Setting Up the Network 48
- Getting the Best Performance 49
- Maintaining Security 50
- Chapter 2 Setting Up 51 51
- 52 Chapter 2 Setting Up 52
- Administering Computers 53
- Making a New Scanner 56
- Making and Managing Lists 57
- Installing Software Using ARD 58
- • Don’t prompt 61
- Upgrading Software 62
- Copying Files 63
- Copying Using Drag and Drop 64
- Creating Reports 66
- Comparing Software 68
- Auditing Hardware 70
- • Product Name and ID 71
- • Vendor Name and ID 71
- • Device Speed 71
- • Bus Power Amps 71
- • Slot location 72
- • Size, type, and speed 72
- • Slot name 73
- • Vendor’s and device’s IDs 73
- • ROM revision 73
- Changing Report Layout 75
- Exporting Report Information 76
- Maintaining Systems 77
- Emptying the Trash 78
- Setting the Startup Disk 78
- Managing Computers 79
- Opening Files and Folders 80
- Opening Applications 80
- Putting a Computer to Sleep 81
- Waking Up a Computer 81
- Locking a Computer Screen 82
- Unlocking a Computer Screen 82
- Logging Out the Current User 83
- Restarting a Computer 83
- Automating Functions 84
- Scheduled Tasks 86
- Button Definition 87
- UNIX Shell Commands 88
- Interacting With Users 93
- Controlling 94
- Controlling ARD Clients 95
- Controlling VNC Servers 96
- Observing 97
- Forward and 98
- Back buttons 98
- Fit to Window 98
- Observing a Single Computer 99
- Observing Multiple Computers 99
- Sending Messages 100
- Sharing Screens 102
- Reference 105
- ARD Status Icons 106
- TCP and UDP Port Reference 106
- System Overview Report 107
- Storage Report 109
- Memory Report 110
- PCI Cards Report 110
- FireWire Devices Report 111
- USB Devices Report 111
- Network Interfaces Report 111
- PostgreSQL Schema Sample 114
- Appendix A Reference 115 115
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