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Stanford AFS Installation and Operation Guide

Learn how to install and operate Stanford AFS on Windows and Mac systems, including Kerberos, passwords, encryption, and access control lists. Follow detailed steps for installation and mounting home folders, departments, and more.

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Stanford AFS Installation and Operation Guide

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  1. Stanford AFS Clients Security Installation Operation

  2. Security • Kerberos Passwords • Encryption • Access Control Lists

  3. Installation • http://ess.stanford.edu • Mac and PC • Based on OpenAFS code (PC: OpenAFS 1.2.3, Mac: OpenAFS 1.2.9) • Download installer to the desktop • Run Installer • Will reboot after installation

  4. PC Windows 2000, and Windows XP only Requires latest version of PC-Leland (2.1.3) C:\Program Files\Stanford\PC-AFS Service: PC-AFS Client Dependencies: PC-Leland NetBIOS RPC MacLeland Mac OSX 10.2 & greater Requires latest version of MacLeland (2.1.1) /var/db/openafs Dependencies MacLeland Installation

  5. Operation - Mac • Mount Home Folder • Mounts to /afs/Users/t/o/tonysil

  6. Operation - Mac • Mount Other – Department - ITSS

  7. Operation - PC • Mount Home Folder • Mounts to /afs/Users/t/o/tonysil

  8. Operation - PC • Mount Department - ITSS

  9. Operation • Mounts • User maps to ir.stanford.edu/users/u/u/username • Group maps to ir.stanford.edu/group/groupname • Department maps to ir.stanford.edu/dept/deptname • Class maps to ir.stanford.edu/class/classname • Full Path… • Must enter the full AFS path. Example: ir.stanford.edu/dept/itss/WWW/ess

  10. Operation • Creating a shortcut (PC) • 1. Mount an AFS volume(example: user home directory) • 2. Double click on “My Computer” • 3. Note the volume name and drive letter of the mounted volume • 4. Double click on the mounted volume in My Computer, and browse to the file or document that you want to make into a shortcut (example: user public folder) • 5. Right click on the file or volume and select “Copy” from the menu

  11. Operation • Creating a shortcut (PC) • 6. Right click on the desktop and choose “Paste shortcut” • 7. Right click on the shortcut, and select “Properties” from the menu • 8. Change the drive letter (example: “X:”) , with the name of the volume noted in step #3 (preceded by “\\”) example: • Volume is called: “tonysil on PC-CANDIDE-AFS” • “Z:\public” becomes \\PC-CANDIDE-AFS\tonysil\public • 9. Unset the drive that was set in step #1

  12. Additional Resources • http://techbriefings.stanford.edu/dept/SecurePublishingAtStanford.pdf • http://afs.stanford.edu • http://pcafs.stanford.edu • MacLeland Help Menu • PC-Leland Help Menu

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