FARONICS DEEP FREEZE MAC - Adding a User Thawspace; Removing a User or Global Thawspace

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2. In the dialog that appears, select Global awSpace from the list of User Names.
3. In the Size field, enter the size of the awSpace and use the drop down menu to choose if it
is sized in MB or GB. e default size of the Global awSpace is 1 GB.
4. Click Add, or click Cancel to return to the tab without adding the awSpace.
5. In the awSpace tab, click Apply to create the new awSpace. A dialog prompts for the
administrative username and password.
AddingaUserThawSpace
To create a awSpace for a particular user on the drive, complete the following steps:
1. Click Add.
2. In the dialog that appears, select the user that the awSpace will be created for.
3. In the Size field, enter the size of the awSpace and use the drop-down menu to choose if it
is sized in MB or GB. e default size of the User awSpace is 10 MB.
4. Click Add, or click Cancel to return to the tab without adding the awSpace.
5. In the awSpace tab, click Apply to create the new awSpace. A dialog prompts for the
administrative username and password.
A Global awSpace is accessible to all users. However, the user awSpace is accessible
only to the particular user. On Mac OS X 10.4, other users’ awSpaces will not be
displayed on the Desktop. On Mac OS X 10.5 and 10.6, when a user logs in, other users’
awSpaces will be displayed on the Desktop as a folder with restricted access.
It is not possible to remove an existing awSpace and retain its contents. Removing
a awSpace that has a user mapped to it will prevent the user from logging on to the
computer. It is recommended that the user be mapped to an alternate location before
the awSpace is removed.
RemovingaUserorGlobalThawSpace
To remove a User or Global awSpace, complete the following steps:
1. Select the awSpace to be deleted and click Delete. A dialog appears, asking for confirmation
of the deletion.
2. Click Delete to permanently delete the awSpace or Cancel to return to the tab with the
awSpace retained.
3. Click Apply. A dialog prompts for the administrative username and password. e change will
take effect on the next restart.
Alternatively, Deep Freeze Mac can be uninstalled in order to remove any awSpaces.
If you unmount the awSpace virtual drive, it is restored upon log out/log in or restart.
On a Frozen workstation, if a awSpace is physically deleted, the awSpace is restored
upon restart but the contents are deleted.
Before removing a awSpace, remove its profile or folder mapping.