time since Iāve posted any photography pictures as lately Iāve been traveling without my DSLR. These photos were taken with my iPhone 4s because they were completely unique I HAD to pull over and snap a couple of pictures. [ Read More... ]
Iāve posted several docs already on what I see as big changes from a Server Admin point of view which includes moving the rest of the supported applications from Server Admin to Server.app. With that now complete, Server Admin and Workgroup Manager (among all the other Server Admin Tools) have now been removed. If you update your Lion OS (Server or client) it will search for /Applications/Server folder and remove everythingā¦ just in case you didnāt get the point from all the rumor sites. [ Read More... ]
Websites (f.k.a Web) and Wiki have already been moved to Server.app when Lion Server was released, so I didnāt expect much to change, but upon review there is a twinkle of Advanced option for Mac Administrators in terms of these two Services. [ Read More... ]
In the beginning of Mt Lion, there was a large scare that Apple was going to remove the current process of Software Updates (where in an enterprise environment has control of which update is made available to clients) and force people to use the Mac App Store for software updates. Well fear not, Apple has move Software Updates over from Server Admin to Server.app. [ Read More... ]
The concepts for installing Open Directory is exactly the same as previous versions of OS X Server. Select whichever you want (Master or Replica) and walk through the assistant to get your ODM/ODR running. Screenshots of this process are below with quick comments. The glaring item is that the true functionality of Open Directory is now LDAP, Kerberos, and PasswordServer; and nothing more. Workgroup Manager used to store its values within the ODMās Apple LDAP schema, but WGM does not exist anymore (thatās what you get for writing before things are releasedā¦ WGM does exist!). The transition to using Configuration Profiles is now complete from Appleās point of view, which is just like the transition to do everything via Server.app. [ Read More... ]
