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The macOS User Administration Guide

You're reading from   The macOS User Administration Guide A practical guide to implementing, managing, and optimizing macOS Big Sur features and tools

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Product type Paperback
Published in Apr 2021
Publisher Packt
ISBN-13 9781838643652
Length 804 pages
Edition 1st Edition
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Table of Contents (19) Chapters Close

Preface 1. Overview of the macOS System, Architecture, and Features 2. Installing and Configuring macOS FREE CHAPTER 3. The Start Up Process 4. User Accounts Management 5. Managing User Security and Privacy 6. The macOS File System: Disks, Volumes, and Partitions 7. Understanding Ownership and Permissions 8. System Resources and Shortcuts 9. Understanding Metadata and Searching 10. Managing Apps and Documents 11. Backups and Archiving 12. Networking in macOS 13. Using macOS Network Services 14. Using macOS Sharing Services 15. Managing Security in macOS 16. Using the Command Line 17. Troubleshooting Tips 18. About Packt

Using network services in macOS

In this section, you will explore what network services are in the context of macOS, the types of network services that are available, how to configure them, and how to use them.

More specifically, we will explore the following topics:

  • Understanding network services in macOS
  • Types of network services available in macOS
  • What are network services accounts?
  • How to configure network services and apps

Let's start by understanding what network services are in the context of macOS.

Understanding network services in macOS

When we mention network services, we are referring to software located in a server that provides a specific service and has a client that allows the user to interact with that service. A good example of this is a mail service/server. Communication is accomplished because both the mail client (such as Mail or Outlook) and the server where the service resides recognize the network protocols being used. In other words, clients and servers...

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