Sponsored by IronGate Server Management & Consulting, in association with Digital Transitions the next OS X Integrators Birds of a Feather gathering is taking place at MaRS Discovery District on College St. at University Ave., Toronto, Canada on Tuesday March 20th from 6:30PM-8:30PM.
I've been dealing with a rack-mount KVM that refuses to sync properly with any generation of Xserve on reboot. While reboots aren't a common occurrence, I had a request to from The Powers That Be to "fix this". Since a regular display will sync correctly every time, I do blame the KVM.
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.
I wrote this script for a client for whom I had set up an iChat server last spring. They asked if it would be possible for the server, in addition to its standard functions, to also maintain a buddy group containing all their local accounts (a feature my wife calls a "persistent buddy list").
The Problem:While you can bind OS X computers to a Windows Domain, getting access to single sign on AD services in the process, there remains a weak link in that the CUPS smbspool process does not support Kerberos.
These are the slides from Andrina and Nigel's presentation on "Optimizing Mac OS X Server File Services" at MacWorld 2007. As we promised the attendees... up within the hour! :) For the new readers from the site who weren't familiar with the site, welcome!
HOWTO: Mac OS X BSDP Service using a GNU/Linux ServerThis article describes how to setup a Linux machine to provide BSDP services to Apple Macintosh machines. Read on for the whole recipe...
Syslog-ng can be used as a replacent for Apple's syslog. It gives the ability to filter logs on criterias others than just 'facility' as for example : name or IP address of the source machine.Ed. Note: It's not really syslog that Apple includes in Tiger, but the Apple System Log, ASL.
The next macenterprise.org webcast, Apple's new Intel Xserve, will take place on Thursday, November 30th 2006. Join Alex Grossman, Sr. Director Server and Storage Hardware at Apple. He will lead a discussion about the new 64-bit Intel Xeon-based Apple Xserve.
After a six month testing program, PaperCut Software have released their final version of PaperCut NG for Mac OS X Server. The Mac version has all the functionally of the popular Windows edition including, print quota, print monitoring, shared accounts, release station and rule based filtering of print jobs.
