The MacEnterprise.org (formerly MacOSXLabs.org) group will be presenting an Apple Remote Desktop 2 In-Depth Webcast on Tuesday, November 16 at 1:00 pm EDT. Nader Nafissi, Server Software Product Manager at Apple, will be presenting on recent changes to ARD 2 available in the most recent update, 2.1.
Allow each of your users to have unique spam settings using Amavis and LDAP.
Who needs Exchange? With MRBS you can do your resource scheduling for less. A walk-through of how to set up and configure an interesting open source meeting room, or other resource, web-based scheduling solution.
Updated PHP and GD install instruction Dale Walsh has submitted updated installation info which includes PHP5 and a more informative gd_info() routine.UPDATED 12/05/2004
Running a large network of macs in a secure environment leads to regular password changes on the local administrator account. Doing this in a 10.3 environment is quite a simple endeavor, but for those with some older 10.2.x machines around, it can be quite frustrating.
A quick and dirty guide to setting up a Mac OS X Server and MCX This guide to deploying your server for the first time includes setting up managed preferences and working a bit with Mac Manager.
Is there a way to add your own time server to the pop-up menu in the Date & Time preference pane? I've tried entering the IP or DNS name into the preference pane, but it won't remember it in the menu (when you select a different server it forgets the name of my own server).
From the Terminal, type: defaults write com.apple.Terminal FocusFollowsMouse -string YES Quit and restart the Terminal and enjoy! This change is only for your account - and is not machine wide - so if you're using someone else's machine with a networked home directory, this preference should follow you.
Get your server to deliver mail to local accounts without running an SMTP server. If you're used to previous version of OSX, you might be dismayed when 10.3 server doesn't act like you thought it should.
The MacEnterprise.org (formerly MacOSXLabs.org) group will be presenting a Wireless Security Webcast on Tuesday, October 26 at 1:00 pm EDT. Tommy Hann, a Senior Consulting Engineer at Apple, will be presenting on wireless security standards and how to leverage them in Panther.
