Posts Tagged ‘server

 Learn how to use Mac OS X Server’s Software Update service with clients running a variety of OS versions.

 Learn how to use Mac OS X Server’s Software Update service with clients running a variety of OS versions.

Mobile users need SSH access to make use of the Server Side File Tracking for Mobile Home Sync feature in Server Admin, in Mac OS X Server v10.5 and 10.6.

Server Monitor uses Lights-Out Management (LOM) on Xserve (Late 2006 and later). This feature allows you to connect to the server even when the server is shut down.

There are three ways to configure the Lights-Out Management (LOM) port on Xserve (late 2006 and later): Using the server Setup Assistant Configuring with Server Monitor Using the command line utility ipmitool This article does not discuss the third method, ipmitool–if you would like more information, see the man page for ipmitool. The Xserve (Late 2006 and later) includes an embedded processor that is responsible for sensor monitoring and reporting. Server Monitor must be configured to use the network address associated with the LOM port for remote monitoring to work.

There are three ways to configure the Lights-Out Management (LOM) port on Xserve (late 2006 and later): Using the server Setup Assistant Configuring with Server Monitor Using the command line utility ipmitool This article does not discuss the third method, ipmitool–if you would like more information, see the man page for ipmitool. The Xserve (Late 2006 and later) includes an embedded processor that is responsible for sensor monitoring and reporting. Server Monitor must be configured to use the network address associated with the LOM port for remote monitoring to work

Mac mini (Early 2009) with Mac OS X Server comes with Apple Server Diagnostics pre-installed on the hard drive.

Mac mini (Early 2009) with Mac OS X Server comes with Apple Server Diagnostics pre-installed on the hard drive. If you erase or repartition the drive and reinstall Mac OS X Server, the diagnostics will not be installed automatically.

Retail copies of Mac OS X Server v10.4 (for PowerPC-based Macs) and Mac OS X Server v10.4.7 Universal (for PowerPC-based and Intel-based Macs) can be used to upgrade Mac OS X v10.4.x client installations to server installations. The process is a “Meta-package” upgrade and is described in this article.


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