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Volume Manager can be setup to use one global user and password for all volumes.
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Thats it To unmount, use the umount command: Editors note: This can be very useful when you connect. You could mount it anywhere, but /Volumes is the logical spot for it: then mount the volume.

First make a directory in /Volumes for the volume you wish to mount, say idisk, for example. However, for this to happen, you need to check the "Monitor this mount and keep it mounted" switch. 14,000 hints and counting This ones really handy. Volume Manager can keep an eye on a mount and if a server goes down (and the mount disappears) Volume Manager will remount the share when the server comes back online. Better still it watches and makes sure that they stay mounted if the network status changes. Volume Manager does just what its says, it holds a list of volumes (hard drives on other computers) with the necessary username and password and will automatically mount them whenever you want. If you need to mount disks from elsewhere on your network then Volume Manager can make your life easier. Laptops can use Volume Manager to automatically mount volumes at work and at home. At next session login, your preferred volumes will mount automatically on your desktop. After having created your files of script you can open 'System Preference', choose 'Login' and drag-and-drop into your 'login items' list.
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Another advantage is to be able to mount automatically your favorite volume when you open your session. If you use always the same shared volume on your desktop, AutomountMaker is more easy than the classic Connect to Server… proposed by Apple. AutoMounter is a sleek and powerful menu item designed to automatically mount your network shares.
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Developer STGA Size 13.4 MB Operating System Mac License Freeware Category Internet-Networkĭownload Links Download AutomountMaker 1.3.2ĪutomounMaker is a DONATEWARE, OS X native Universal Binary, easy tool to mount filesystems of type AFP, FTP, http, NFS, SMB.
