FARONICS DEEP FREEZE MAC - Mapping Tab

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MappingTab
e Mapping tab is used to map the user’s home folder to a specific awSpace or partition, or to map
elements of a user’s home folder to a specific awSpace or partition. is feature is only available at
the administrator level. e current logged in user can not be mapped.
To map a user’s home folder to a target destination, select the user’s account and under User Location
select one of the options available: Boot Volume, User awSpace, Partition, or Custom.
Boot Volume is option maps the user account to the volume the operating system is booted
from.
User awSpace is option maps the user account to the corresponding User awSpace created
for this user. It is not recommended that User awSpaces be renamed because a
renamed awSpace will prevent access from the original user account.
Partition e user account can be mapped to a specific partition listed in the Drives tab.
Custom is option lets certain elements (pictures, movies and, music, etc.) of a user
account be mapped to the User awSpace/Partitions. To do this, click on
the element and select the awSpace/Partition that it will be mapped to.
Custom mapped users must be located on the boot volume. Users can not
be mapped entirely to their User awSpace/any other volume and then
partially custom mapped to another location.
For bookmarks, the location must exist to be mapped; e.g. if a user has never
run Safari, it can not be mapped. Deep Freeze does not create the folders and
bookmarks for a user.
If an attempt to map to a location with insufficient space is made, the mapping action
will not take place.
e Short Name must match the Home Directory name in System Preferences >
Accounts > Account_Name > Advanced Options for mapping to work.