On 10.28.09, In Tutorials, by BlueFoxLynda.com – Mac OSX Server 10.6 Snow Leopard New Features-iNKiSO | 401MbIn Mac OS X Server 10.6 Snow Leopard New Features, Apple server specialist Sean Colins shows all the enhancements and new applications of the newest server rollout from Apple. Sean shows how to set up the revised architecture with automated settings, and also covers how to set up by migrating an existing server. He highlights the new collaboration capabilities with Mail, iChat, iCal, and
Lynda.com - Mac OSX Server 10.6 Snow Leopard New Features-iNKiSO | 401Mb In Mac OS X Server 10.6 Snow Leopard New Features, Apple server specialist Sean Colins shows all the enhancements and new applications of the newest server rollout from Apple.
Filed under: Enterprise , Hardware , Peripherals , Features , Reviews , Deals , Mac OS X Server Data Robotics delivered their "super-sized" version of the Drobo earlier this year . DroboPro has 8 drive bays into which you can drop 3.5" SATA drives of almost any capacity, from the old 160 GB model you've been using to hold the backup of your iTunes library to that 2 TB Western Digital Caviar drive you just purchased. Using a proprietary storage technology called BeyondRAID, Data Ro
Sunday, August 30th, 2009 by Steven 0 Add a CommentFiled under: Analysis / Opinion, Enterprise, OS, Xserve, Mac mini, Mac OS X Server, Snow LeopardIn this morning’s rush to figure out what had changed at the Apple Store, one of our readers pointed out that Mac OS X 10.6 Snow Leopard Server (US$499 for an unlimited license) was priced lower than Leopard Server (US$999 for unlimited users). While this is nothing new — we’ve known about the price change since June — it bears repeating. For b
Filed under: Enterprise , Software , Odds and ends , Xserve , Mac OS X Server When a Leopard user wants a backup of the data on her computer, she might just attach an external hard disk to her machine and let Time Machine perform its magic. But how do you do backups for Xserves or large groups of Mac users? In many cases, you use tape libraries attached to servers, client software on the Macs that directs backup data to the server, and an application on the server to sort it all out. Man
Filed under: WWDC , iPhone , iPod touch , Mac OS X Server Seems a little redundant, doesn’t it? What else would an app named Server Admin Remote do? Well anyway, if you’re in the market for something to remotely administer your servers (to a point), particularly Mac OS X servers, this is one handy and powerful tool. View logs, enable services, even reboot the server all from your iPhone (or iPod touch). Plus, there’s support for multiple server instances, which you switch between just like in Tw
During the recent unveiling of the Apple Mac OS X Server Snow Leopard product, Small Tree’s PEG6 , a six-port Gigabit Ethernet (GbE) adapter, was recognized as a critical factor in Snow Leopard achieving SPEC benchmarking speeds twice as fast as its predecessor. Now the general public knows what an increasing number of post-production professionals across the country know – Small Tree networking and shared storage technology enables your data to move as fast as it possibly can. A key compo
Apple released an update for its remote administration tools. Server Admin Tools 10.5.6 contain remote administration tools, documentation, and utilities that you can install on a computer other than your server. This version is required to administer Mac OS X Server version 10.5.6 from a remote Mac client.