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1.Launch Chooser.
2.Navigate to the PowerFile host computer and then login using an admin account for that host computer.
3.Choose the PowerFile volume from the volumes list and click ‘OK’.
Network Access from Microsoft Windows and Unix
Windows network access via SMB and Unix network access via NFS require the PowerFile host computer to be running Mac OS X Server v 10.2.5 or later.
The following is a brief description on how to share the PowerFile to Windows and Unix network clients.
The PowerFile must be recognized by the system and its Desktop icon must be present before proceeding.
1.Open Workgroup Manager and click ‘Sharing’.
2.Click the ‘Share Points’ tab then select the PowerFile share point.
3.Click the ‘General’ tab to view and modify privileges for the PowerFile share point.
4.Click the ‘Protocol’ tab to view and modify protocol settings for the PowerFile share point.
5.Once the settings have been made, click ‘Save’ and quit the Workgroup Manager.
6.From your client computer, navigate to the PowerFile host, login, and open the newly created PowerFile share point.
Contact your network administrator for further details on sharing Mac OS X Server volumes to Windows and Unix network users.
Uninstalling the MediaFinder X Software
Use the MediaFinder X Uninstaller on the Installation
The uninstaller can be used to remove only the MFX software, just the changer data or both.
An administrator name and password are required before the uninstall can occur.
1. Open the MediaFinder X Uninstaller on the Installation
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