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306 Glossary
boot ROM Low-level instructions used by a computer in the first stages of starting up.
BootP An older method of allocating IP addresses to clients on a network See also
DHCP.
BSD Berkeley Software Distribution. A version of UNIX on which Mac OS X software is
based.
canonical name The “real” name of a server when you’ve given it a “nickname” or alias.
For example, mail.apple.com might have a canonical name of MailSrv473.apple.com.
certificate Sometimes called an “identity certificate” or “public key certificate.” A file in
a specific format (Mac OS X Server uses the X.509 format) that contains the public key
half of a public-private keypair, the user’s identity information such as name and
contact information, and the digital signature of either a Certificate Authority (CA) or
the key user.
Certificate Authority An authority that issues and manages digital certificates in order
to ensure secure transmission of data on a public network. See also certificate.
CGI Common Gateway Interface. A script or program that adds dynamic functions to a
website. A CGI sends information back and forth between a website and an application
that provides a service for the site.
child A computer that gets configuration information from the shared directory
domain of a parent.
client A computer (or a user of the computer) that requests data or services from
another computer, or server.
Common UNIX Printing System See CUPS.
computer account A computer account stores data that allows Mac OS X Server to
identify and manage an individual computer. You create a computer account for each
computer that you intend to add to a computer group. See also computer group.
computer group A set of computers and computer groups, which all receive the
managed preference settings defined for the group. New in Mac OS X Server version
10.5. See also computer list.
computer list A set of computers that all receive the managed preference settings
defined for the list, and that are all available to a particular set of users and groups.
A computer can be a member of only one computer list. Computer lists are created in
Mac OS X Server version 10.4 or earlier. See also computer group.
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- About This Guide 15
- Using This Guide 16
- Default Settings 17
- Viewing PDF Guides Onscreen 19
- Printing PDF Guides 19
- Getting Documentation Updates 20
- Executing Commands 21
- Specifying Files and Folders 22
- Standard Pipes 23
- Using Environment Variables 24
- Correcting Typing Errors 26
- Repeating Commands 26
- Searching for Text in a File 26
- Terminating Commands 27
- Scheduling Tasks 27
- Viewing Command Information 29
- $ hdiutil help 30
- $ dig -h 30
- $ diff --help 30
- $ sudo serveradmin 30
- Understanding SSH 31
- Updating SSH Key Fingerprints 33
- Using SSH 35
- Using Telnet 36
- Finishing Basic Setup 39
- $ ssh root@ 40
- Automating Server Setup 42
- Creating a Configuration File 43
- Changing Server Settings 49
- Using the serveradmin Tool 50
- Updating Server Software 52
- Moving a Server 53
- Computer 55
- Shutting Down a Computer 56
- Folder Usage 57
- Setting General System 59
- Preferences 59
- Setting Network Preferences 65
- Managing TCP/IP Settings 67
- Enabling TCP/IP 71
- $ ifconfig 73
- bondev 73
- Managing AppleTalk Settings 74
- Managing SNMP Settings 75
- Starting SNMP 76
- Configuring SNMP 76
- Managing Proxy Settings 78
- Managing AirPort Settings 80
- Hostname 81
- Bonjour Name 81
- Changing Network Locations 83
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- Displaying Disk Information 86
- Monitoring Disk Space 87
- Using the diskutil Tool 89
- Partitioning a Disk 91
- Labeling a Disk 92
- Formatting a Disk 92
- Troubleshooting Disk Problems 93
- Managing Disk Journaling 93
- Disabling Journaling 94
- Performing Spotlight Searches 95
- Managing RAID Volumes 97
- Managing User and Group 99
- Accounts 99
- Retrieving a User’s GUID 105
- Removing a User Account 106
- Modifying a User Account 108
- Managing Home Folders 109
- Administering Group Accounts 110
- Creating a Group Account 111
- Removing a Group Account 112
- Adding a User to a Group 113
- Removing a User from a Group 114
- ajohnson 115
- Editing Group Records 117
- Creating a Group Folder 117
- Using MCX Extensions 118
- Importing Users and Groups 122
- DSNodePath 123
- StandardUserRecord 124
- StandardGroupRecord 124
- Exporting Users and Groups 127
- Setting Permissions 127
- Viewing Permissions 128
- Value Permission Level 129
- Changing Permissions 130
- Changing the Owner 130
- Securing System Accounts 131
- Securing Single-User Boot 133
- Setting Password Policy 134
- Working with File Services 137
- Listing Share Points 138
- Creating a Share Point 138
- Modifying a Share Point 140
- Disabling a Share Point 140
- Setting Disk Quotas 140
- Managing AFP Service 141
- Changing AFP Settings 142
- Available AFP Settings 142
- Viewing Connected Users 146
- Disconnecting AFP Users 147
- Canceling a User Disconnect 148
- Viewing AFP Log Files 149
- Managing NFS Service 151
- Managing FTP Service 152
- Changing FTP Service Settings 153
- Viewing the FTP Transfer Log 155
- Managing SMB Service 156
- Changing SMB Service Settings 157
- Viewing SMB User Information 160
- Disconnecting SMB Users 161
- Managing ACLs 162
- Using chmod to Modify ACLs 163
- Parameter Description 164
- The path to the volume 164
- ProcessVolume: processing / 165
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- Managing Print Service 172
- Listing Queues 173
- Pausing and Releasing a Queue 173
- Holding and Releasing a Job 174
- Viewing Cover Pages 175
- Working with NetBoot Service 177
- Viewing NetBoot Settings 178
- Changing NetBoot Settings 178
- The Storage Record Array 179
- The Filters Record Array 180
- The Image Record Array 180
- The Port Record Array 181
- Working with System Images 182
- <compressedimage> 184
- <configuration.plist> 184
- Managing Mail Service 185
- /var/spool/imap/ 186
- Mail Service Settings 188
- Mail serveradmin Commands 200
- Viewing Mail Service Logs 201
- Backing Up Mail Files 202
- Obtaining an SSL Certificate 205
- Accessing Server Certificates 206
- Creating a Password File 206
- Configuring Mailboxes 207
- Enabling Sieve Scripting 208
- Sieve Scripting Resources 210
- Configuring and Managing Web 211
- Technologies 211
- Managing Web Service 212
- Changing Web Settings 213
- Viewing Service Statistics 214
- Web serveradmin Commands 214
- Listing Hosted Sites 214
- To view samples: 215
- Tuning Server Performance 217
- Apache Tomcat 218
- The MySQL Database 218
- Configuring and Managing 221
- Network Services 221
- Managing DHCP Service 222
- DHCP Service Settings 223
- DHCP Subnet Settings Array 224
- Adding a DHCP Subnet 226
- Adding a DHCP Static Map 227
- Managing DNS Service 228
- Viewing DNS Service Settings 229
- Changing DNS Service Settings 229
- DNS Service Settings 229
- Configuring IP Forwarding 230
- Managing Firewall Service 231
- Defining Firewall Rules 233
- A unique rule number 235
- Array” on page 236 235
- The ipfilter Rules Array 236
- Firewall serveradmin Commands 236
- Managing NAT Service 237
- Viewing NAT Service Settings 238
- Changing NAT Service Settings 238
- NAT Service Settings 238
- NAT serveradmin Commands 239
- Port Mapping 239
- Managing VPN Service 240
- Viewing VPN Service Settings 241
- Changing VPN Service Settings 241
- Site-to-Site VPN 245
- Configuring Site-to-Site VPN 246
- Setting Up IP Failover 247
- IP Failover Operation 248
- Enabling IP Failover 248
- Configuring IP Failover 249
- Enabling PPP Dial-In 251
- Directory 253
- Using General Directory Tools 254
- Managing OpenLDAP 255
- Idle Rebinding Options 257
- Searching the LDAP Server 257
- Using LDIF Files 260
- /path/to/secure/backup 262
- Using Directory Service Tools 264
- Configuring the RADIUS Server 266
- QuickTime Streaming Server 269
- Performing QTSS Tasks 270
- Changing QTSS Settings 271
- Available QTSS Parameters 271
- Managing QTSS 274
- Viewing QTSS Connections 275
- Viewing QTSS Statistics 275
- Creating an Access File 279
- Accessing Protected Media 280
- Adding or Deleting Groups 281
- Creating Reference Movies 282
- Controlling Podcast Capture 283
- Viewing Cameras and Workflows 284
- Viewing and Clearing Uploads 284
- Binding and Unbinding Cameras 285
- Controlling Cameras 285
- Configuring Workflows 286
- Configuring Cameras 286
- Configuring Properties 287
- Viewing Status Information 287
- Processing Submitted Content 288
- Repository Description 289
- Copy Upload 292
- FTP Upload 293
- HTTPS CGI POST Upload 293
- Service and iChat Service 295
- Configuring iChat Service 296
- System Logging 297
- Local Logging 298
- Remote Logging 299
- PCI RAID Card Command 301
- Reference 301
- Glossary 305
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