1. Open Mac client software, you can get Mac computer name from the server item, see the next image, computer name is “DrupaMac.local”. Or you can get Mac computer name from see the next step: “terminal” utilities, A. run in “Terminal” “Go”—“Utilities” B. type uname–n, you can get computer name, see the next image, the computer is “DrupaMac.local” 2. Run ElecRoc Server, and click in the next windows, add Mac “Settings”---“Authorization”, computer name to the list. 3. In Mac client login windows, input Server computer IP in item, “Server” then click“Check”. 4. In the next windows, click it will check the result of connection with Server. “Start”, 5. If the result is ok, follow the next step to map server name to IP address, a) run “Terminal” b) type cd/ c) type cd etc d) type sudo vi hosts e) input password, then press “return” key. attention, when input input pw, nothing happen inwindow, don’t care about that, just finish and return f) there appear host database window
1. Open Mac client software, you can get Mac computer name from the server item, see the next image, computer name is “DrupaMac.local”. Or you can get Mac computer name from “terminal” utilities, see the next step: A. run “Terminal” in “Go”—“Utilities” B. type uname–n, you can get computer name, see the next image, the computer is “DrupaMac.local” 2. Run ElecRoc Server, and click “Settings”---“Authorization”, in the next windows, add Mac computer name to the list. 3. In Mac client login windows, input Server computer IP in “Server” item, then click“Check”. 4. In the next windows, click “Start”, it will check the result of connection with Server. 5. If the result is ok, follow the next step to map server name to IP address, a) run “Terminal” b) type cd/ c) type cd etc d) type sudo vi hosts e) input password, then press “return” key. attention, when input pw, nothing happen inwindow, don’t care about that, just finish input and return f) there appear host database window