We all know about those little tear-off things in the bottom right hand corner of Server Admin, right? They're a very handy way of backing up your config before making a change. Just drag it off to your desktop, make your changes and if it all goes pear-shaped, just drag it back and sanity is restored.
In a small rev., Apple today announced support for 750GB drives in the Xserve RAID - now giving it a massive 10.5 TB capacity. Along with that also came a price drop.
Quicktime Streaming Server is not often talked about as one of the *big* features of OS X Server, but if you need to stream audio or video content it's hard to beat.
Well, it was going to be a big shoot-out with all the big names in OSXS Mail solutions, but trawling through them all would have taken far too long and got far too boring. So imagine that the preliminary rounds took place behind close doors and you're here for the final.
The first Apple announcement at NAB 2006 is the release of Xsan 1.3 - the biggest improvement being the ability to use LUNs greater than 2TB, removing the need to slice your 7TB RAIDs.
Yes, it's here! With new features including remote Spotlight searches, remote drag and drop, shared clipboards, curtain mode, Automator actions, a task server and smart computer lists there's a veritable feast of stuff to get excited about.
So, it's not exactly server related, but it's worth mentioning. Today Apple have released the public beta of Boot Camp - a piece of software to simplify the install of Windows XP SP2 on your Intel-based Mac.
Yes, the pressure got too much - we're proud to announce the opening of the AFP548 Xsan Forum. Get posting!
Yes, we're sure the questions will start flooding in so we've opened... the iPod FM Tuner Forum...OK, so it's not that, it's the x86 Forum - for discussing all those issues specifically relating to the new machines and the ongoing transition to an all Intel-based product line.
So, what's the deal with 10.4.4? Well for a start it's the OS for the new Intel chip machines - everything from the OS to all included applications run natively - no rosetta required. But what else?
