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9031666 E9 Setting up SpectroRx as a Multi-User System

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How to Set up SpectroRx as a Multi-User System

Procedure Summary

• Making your own private case library

Users have the option of developing their own private case library. Users

can switch back and forth between the public library and their private

library, as appropriate.

• Requesting modiﬁcations to the public case library

If a user has read-only permissions to the public library but wishes to

have a case modiﬁed or add a new case to the public library, he/she can

mail the Administrator the case, requesting the modiﬁcation. The

Administrator can review the case and make the necessary changes as

appropriate.

How to Set up SpectroRx as a Multi-User System

Procedure Summary

First, set up a directory on the Administrator's machine that will hold the

public case library. Next, the Administrator declares the directory as

shareable with other selected systems. Finally, the other systems mount the

shareable directory.

NOTES

• Although the remote clients use the public case library, the SpectroRx

features such as case retrieval consume the resources on the client

machine. Thus, the performance of the Administrator and other remote

machines is unaffected.

• If you are “mixing” Solaris machines and NT machines, then you will

need 3rd party software that allows communication between them:

- If your Administrator machine is a Solaris and you have NT client

machines, you will need NFS (Network File System) client software

(for example, PC-NFS).

- If your Administrator machine is an NT and you have Solaris clients,

you will need NFS server software (for example, Diskshare).

This software is not shipped with SpectroRx.

• You may wish to consult your Unix or NT Administrator if you are not

familiar with your computer operating systems.

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