The following article contains a list of technical specifications and service and support information for the Apple Network Administrator Toolkit.

• Access controls for:
  - Applications
  - Documents
  - Apple Menu items
  - User's local hard disk
  - Servers
  - CD-ROM discs
  - Floppy disks
  - Printers
• User types:
  - Administrator (full privileges)
  - Teacher (full or limited privileges, as designated by the
  administrator)
  - Student (limited privileges)
• Up to 200 different setups, each of which can include any combination of students, teachers, and administrators
• Choice of interface (At Ease, restricted Finder, or full Finder) for each setup
• Centralized server-based file storage
• Configurable disk-space quotas for user documents
• Printer quotas
• Shared folders (including drop boxes for student assignments and teacher handouts)
• Interface assigned to a user name, so each user always gets the same interface no matter where he or she logs in
• Save options (as access privileges allow):
  - To the local hard disk
  - To a designated server
• - To removable-media devices (floppy disks, Zip disks, Syquest drives)
• Security options
  - Disable log in after a certain number of password attempts
  - Prevent users from changing their passwords
  - Prevent users from setting their passwords to null
  - Allow users to log in by selecting their user names from a displayed
  list, or require them to type in their user names
• Optional "Speak Buttons" command for beginning readers who may have trouble reading At Ease button names

• Determine hardware and software configurations (including version numbers)
• Check for outdated, missing, or extraneous software (applications and system extensions)
• Copy files or folders
  - Applications, system files, and documents can automatically be put in the proper folders on the destination system(s), based on their location on the originating system
  - A special broadcast protocol can copy files to multiple networked Macintosh systems in the same time it takes to copy them to a single system
• Restore a system configuration by mirroring the administrator's hard disk
• Delete files and folders
• Modify systems settings (such as sound volume or printer selection)
• Restart or shut down
• Broadcast audio messages to selected users or hold a two-way conversation with one user
• Work with users by viewing and controlling their screens
• Share an administrator's or user's screen with others in the lab
• Launch or quit applications on client systems
• Lock computer screens

• Find available network services
  - AppleShare servers
  - At Ease for Workgroups servers
  - First Class servers
• Create, delete, and modify user accounts and groups
• Copy user and group data between servers (such as between AppleShare servers, or from an AppleShare server to a First Class server)
• Consolidate user lists from multiple servers
• Import user lists from databases, text documents, and so on
• Export user lists to text files

• Apple Macintosh, PowerBook, Power Macintosh, or other Mac OS-based computer (except Mac Plus)
• 8MB of RAM
• Mac OS software version 7.1 or later
• AppleShare Client software (included with Mac OS)
• Display with at least 640- by 480-pixel resolution
• CD-ROM drive (on administration system or server)
• AppleTalk network connection (Ethernet is recommended, and required for screen-sharing functions)

• Apple Macintosh, PowerBook, Power Macintosh, or other Mac OS-based computer (except Mac Plus)
• 4MB of RAM
• Mac OS software version 7.1 or later
• AppleShare Client software (included with Mac OS) At Ease for Workgroups 4.0 server system
• AppleShare 3.0 or later software (AppleShare 4.0 or later recommended)
• AppleTalk network connection (Ethernet recommended)

• Retail Order No. 435010U
• Education Order No. 435036U
  - At Ease for Workgroups 4.0 software
  - Apple Network Assistant software
  - Apple User and Group Manager software
  - User manual