Index [SYMBOL] [A] [B] [C] [D] [E] [F] [G] [H] [I] [J] [K] [L] [M] [N] [O] [P] [Q] [R] [S] [T] [U] [V] [W] [X] [Z] MAC (Media Access Control) addresses 2nd Mac OS      booting from      Carbon and Classic applications in 2nd      in same partition as Mac OS X 2nd      limited control panel usage in 2nd      needed to run Classic applications      updates for running Classic environment 2nd      upgrading to Mac OS X from Mac OS Extended file system      about 2nd 3rd      file forks 2nd Mac OS Standard file system Mac OS X Install DVD      accessing command line from      enabling networking from      running System Profiler from      troubleshooting problems with Mac OS X Support Essentials exam Mac OS X.     access model for permissions [See installing Mac OS X, Mac OS X Install DVD]     architectural layers of [See installing Mac OS X, Mac OS X Install DVD]     commands for command-line interface [See installing Mac OS X, Mac OS X Install DVD]     installing [See installing Mac OS X, Mac OS X Install DVD]     overview of [See installing Mac OS X, Mac OS X Install DVD]     preserving users and network settings [See installing Mac OS X, Mac OS X Install DVD]     standards allowing integration [See installing Mac OS X, Mac OS X Install DVD]     types of passwords [See installing Mac OS X, Mac OS X Install DVD]     upgrading from Mac OS 9 to [See installing Mac OS X, Mac OS X Install DVD]     verifying peripherals compatible with [See installing Mac OS X, Mac OS X Install DVD] Macintosh computers      starting from Previous System folder      starting up only in Mac OS X 2nd      waking when modem detects ring Mail Connection Doctor 2nd man command 2nd 3rd 4th man pages 2nd 3rd 4th managing print queues 2nd master passwords      resetting 2nd 3rd 4th      setting 2nd Media Access Control (MAC) addresses 2nd memory      Classic environment preferences for 2nd      NVRAM      PRAM 2nd      problems during installation with      protected 2nd      virtual Memory/Versions pane of Classic preferences 2nd metadata 2nd 3rd Microsoft Windows      Active Directory 2nd      printing to shared printers from      protocol issues for Windows servers      selecting network printers using SMB protocol      service discovery with SMB      sharing files using SMB clients 2nd 3rd 4th      Windows Sharing Migration Assistant 2nd mirroring (RAID 1) 2nd mkdir command mobile user accounts 2nd modems      configuring 2nd      sharing fax/modems      troubleshooting 2nd modifying printer information 2nd monitoring      connectivity with Network Status pane 2nd      processes 2nd 3rd 4th      system usage 2nd More Printers sheet mounting      AFP volumes 2nd      disk images      FTP volumes      network volumes      NFS volumes      SMB volumes 2nd 3rd multiple user accounts, . 2nd 3rd 4th 5th [See also authentication]      local user accounts [See also authentication]      network user accounts 2nd 3rd [See also authentication]      overview 2nd [See also authentication]      static service discovery [See also authentication] mv command 2nd