If you are getting an error "Can't assign requested address" you may have a problem with the mysql port. I had just moved my server to a MacMini running Mac OS X 10.6 and mysql_connect was giving this error. Going into the /etc/php.ini file and setting the default port number to 3306 fixed the problem.
I may have found a temporary solution to allow the Apple Software Update Service (ASUS) to work through a corporate proxy server.
Apple has made documentation available for 10.6, which is available here..http://www.apple.com/server/macosx/resources/documentation.html At first glance, it appears to be a vast improvement from the documentation of…
Ed. Note: This is a fairly common question that we get. Sizing is always a pain, especially when you're moving into a new setup. So if you have any wisdom on the matter, please post in the comments.
Aqua Connect is giving away a 20-user license of their server and 20 thin client workstations to an educational institution in order to promote more green computing.
I had a hard time finding a step-by-step procedure for setting up OS X Server Wiki with Active Directory Integration (aside from just setting authentication to plain text on the Apple site) so, I wrote the following procedure.
This may work on Leopard Server as well, but I haven't tested it. There are several brute-force VPN protocol attacks rampant on the internet, and they may leave your VPN service in an unusable state by flooding it with connection requests.
I've been doing some pretty intensive research down here with iSCSI setups of various kinds. This market segment was a little rough a year ago...but it's much better now.
I have to set up the IT infrastructure for a company that has 4 different offices. Two of the sites have Apple based clients and the other two have windows based clients. All of the servers are Xserves.
If you've ever tried using the command line to change the defult NetBoot image on your OS X Server, you know that it can be a pain in the butt and have probably resigned yourself to just using the GUI -- even though it…
