Have to click the lock in the top left corner and enter your admin password Now, close the window but stay in Keychain Access.Ī) Click the System-this may have a closed lock next to it-if so, you will If everything goes right, you will be shown your airport network's password. Name you gave that will allow changes to the setup.Ħ) You will be asked to enter your admin password, enter it andĬlick "allow once" (anything but "deny" is OK but the "always" won't keep Please go along with me to see if I can stir your "secure OS" feelings.ġ) Be sure your are logged on as an adminstraterĢ) Open keychain access>show keychains>login (should be unlocked)ģ) Find your airport network name and highlight it. +The client app that you're talking about would allow your machine to be managed if ARD Administration were implemented in your network, and even then the client app would need to be configured.+ As I get older, I get more wary of things that seem to happen when they don't appear to have a valid reason. Look, I just don't understand why this ARD client thing is, or should, be a part of the OS.
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Why didn't Apple just send out the update so I'd be ready? But, I did have to go to every set and download the software to update/upgrade the Airport Utility for that particular set (power pc or intel). They just chugged along using my old Airport Extreme (domed with USB and antenna ports). Until I purchased my new Airport Extreme with "n" channels, all my PB's, MBP, and Power Mac never got notified by Software Update that there was a new Airport Utility version 5.2.1. So, why is the ARD client showing to be updated? If it is to "prepare" my system in the advent it is used in a managed network, then shouldn't it be as all other programs or applications are done and be physically downloaded off of the included software? Doesn't the "10" license for ARD have a disk? Shouldn't that disk be used to set up the 10 sets (or 9 if the main set is included in the 10 count).
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To me, this is like Software Update telling me I need the latest Final Cut Studio or DVD Pro update, even though I don't have the original application on my hard drive. I suppose then, that every MAC user is a "client." But if I'm not already on a "managed network" (ARD would have been used to set up my computer as a client for a network) then why would I need this update?
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