Apple Mac OS X Server v10.2 User Manual

Getting Started WithMac OS X ServerIncludes installation and setup informationfor Mac OS X Server version 10.2034-2128.S4-GSCover 6/28/02 4:32 PM P

10 Chapter 1 What You Need to Know Before you run the Server Assistant, gather the following information. m The serial number (license key) for yo

Setting Up Your Server 11 2 Follow the onscreen instructions.If you don’t complete the setup immediately after restarting the remote server, you ca

12 Chapter 1 m PowerBookm iBookm iMacm eMacAn administrator computer must havem Mac OS X 10.2 or Mac OS X Server version 10.2m at least 128 MB of RA

Setting Up Your Server 13For more information on setting up user and group accounts, see Chapter 3, “Users and Groups,” in the Mac OS X Server Admin

14 Chapter 1 If you have a USB PostScript printer attached to the server, it is ready to use. To add a network printer, continue with the next step.

Setting Up Your Server 15If you don’t have your own HTML files yet, you can still turn on the Web service to see how it works using the default start

16 Chapter 1 m To work with share points, click the Sharing icon in the toolbar. See Chapter 4, “Sharing,” in the Mac OS X Server Administrator’s Gu

Setting Up Your Server 17m To add a server to the Devices & Services list, choose the Connect command from the Server menu and log in to the ser

18 Chapter 1 m Server Monitor keeps logs of Server Monitor activity for each server. You can also use Server Monitor to get an Apple System Profiler

19CHAPTER22 Setup ExampleIf you’re not sure how to set up your server, you might find it useful to review the simple setup example in this chapter. M

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20 Chapter 2 m Student computers, the teacher’s computer, the shared printer, and the server are connected to a single hub or switch.m There are no

Setup Example 212 When the installer is finished and you restart the server, the Server Assistant opens. On the assistant’s Administrator pane, enter

22 Chapter 2 2 Click Sharing in the upper-left corner of the window, then select the Users folder in the list of share points.3 Click the lock in th

Setup Example 23Step 7: Set up shared foldersBecause you turned on Apple file service in the Server Assistant, the teacher and students can already u

24 Chapter 2 Step 10: Set up the student computersOn each student computer:1 Open System Preferences, click Network, and choose Built-in Ethernet fr

3 Contents Preface Getting Started 5 Setup Overview 5For More Information 5 1 Setting Up Your Server 7 Server System Requirements

4 Contents Setting Up User Work Environments 15Setting Up Operating System Images for Client Computers 15Managing Your Server 15Workgro

5 PREFACE Getting Started Welcome to Mac OS X Server version 10.2. This guide will help you install the software and get your server up and running

6 Preface m Mac OS X Server Administrator’s Guide: Provides detailed instructions for setting up and using Mac OS X Server and its services. A P

7 CHAPTER 1 1 Setting Up Your Server Follow the instructions in this chapter to install the Mac OS X Server software, configure your server using th

8 Chapter 1 m If the server has no display or keyboard, you can use an administrator computer to install and set up the server remotely. You can a

Setting Up Your Server 9To install Mac OS X Server remotely: 1 Insert the Mac OS X Server Installation CD into the server computer and start up the