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Chapter 3 –
Initial Installation
Initial System Configuration
The next set of screens deals with configuring the just-installed operating system.
Again, instructions will only be provided for screens where specific actions should
occur to conform to this guidance.
Welcome
Personalize Your Settings
Your Apple ID
The administrative account should not be used for any purpose other than
administration; therefore, it does not require an Apple ID. To prevent an ID from
being associated with the first administrative account being created on the
system:
1. Select Don’t create an Apple ID for me.
2. Click Continue.
Registration Information
Any information entered in this screen will be stored and forwarded to Apple
when the machine is connected to the Internet. This information gathering
section of the installation process should be skipped.
To bypass this part of the process:
1. Press command-Q. This will cause the registration process to end, and the
information gathering process will be skipped.
2. In the You have not finished setting up Mac OS X dialog box, click Skip
to bypass the remaining registration and setup process.
If information had been inadvertently entered during the installation process, it
should be removed before the system is connected to a network. In Chapter 4,
“Configuring System Settings,” instructions will be given on how to delete this
information to prevent it from being automatically transmitted over a network.
Any information entered in this screen, if not deleted before the system is
connected to the Internet, will be transferred across the Internet in plaintext to
Apple. Even if the system is connected only to an internal network, and not the
Internet, registration information may be transmitted across that network in an
attempt to forward it to Apple. It is very important that no sensitive information
is entered in these screens.
Information entered during this phase of
the installation will be transmitted