Hey all!!
I need to be able to quickly configure a number of settings on many Macs for my organisation. However, I need to be able to do this in the form of a program, script or some sort of config file as I will not be able to directly access all of the Macs physically. We've already got a config file for our VPN setup (SL only, Leopard unsupported), and it works beautifully to just get everybody's Macs set up on our IPsec VPN network, complete with all the shared secrets etc.
Now we are undertaking a project to do a similar one-click solution thing for:
WLAN configuration. (We're using WPA2 and the network SSID is hidden)
Printing
Accessing a network drive that's not immediately visible in Finder (I have to go into Finder, then Go>Connect to Server to view it)
Is this possible?
And finally when it's all done, we intend to write 1 "master" script that unifies all of these functions into 1 single script, so it facilitates 1-click configuration
Any help is truly appreciated. Don't worry if the method doesn't work on Leopard. We're only working with SL systems here
Thanks!!!
I need to be able to quickly configure a number of settings on many Macs for my organisation. However, I need to be able to do this in the form of a program, script or some sort of config file as I will not be able to directly access all of the Macs physically. We've already got a config file for our VPN setup (SL only, Leopard unsupported), and it works beautifully to just get everybody's Macs set up on our IPsec VPN network, complete with all the shared secrets etc.
Now we are undertaking a project to do a similar one-click solution thing for:
WLAN configuration. (We're using WPA2 and the network SSID is hidden)
Printing
Accessing a network drive that's not immediately visible in Finder (I have to go into Finder, then Go>Connect to Server to view it)
Is this possible?
And finally when it's all done, we intend to write 1 "master" script that unifies all of these functions into 1 single script, so it facilitates 1-click configuration
Any help is truly appreciated. Don't worry if the method doesn't work on Leopard. We're only working with SL systems here
Thanks!!!