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Configuring NAT Service
Setting Up Mac OS X Server for the First Time
Changing the Default Filter
To enable backup or redundant mail servers
Changing Subnet Settings in DHCP Service
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How to
What is
Precautions
Mac OS X Server Network Services Administration
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Mac OS X Server
Network Services
Administration
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Contents
For Version 10.3 or Later
Mac OS X Server Network Services Administration
2003 Apple Computer, Inc. All rights reserved
Apple Computer, Inc
034-2351/9-20-03
How to Use This Guide
Contents
Using This Guide
Setting Up Mac OS X Server for the First Time
Configuring NAT Service
NAT Service
Monitoring NAT Service
VPN Service
Using This Guide
How to Use This Guide
What’s Included in This Guide
Preface
Getting Help for Everyday Management Tasks
Setting Up Mac OS X Server for the First Time
Getting Additional Information
Before You Set Up DHCP Service
DHCP Service
Creating Subnets
Using Static IP Addresses
Assigning IP Addresses Dynamically
Locating the DHCP Server
Using Multiple DHCP Servers on a Network
Setting Up DHCP Service for the First Time
Interacting With Other DHCP Servers
Assigning Reserved IP Addresses
Starting and Stopping DHCP Service
Managing DHCP Service
Creating Subnets in DHCP Service
Step 2 Set up logs for DHCP service
To change subnet settings
Changing Subnet Settings in DHCP Service
Setting the DNS Server for a DHCP Subnet
Deleting Subnets From DHCP Service
Changing IP Address Lease Times for a Subnet
To delete subnets or address ranges
Setting WINS Options for a Subnet
Setting LDAP Options for a Subnet
To set LDAP options for a subnet
To disable a subnet
Monitoring DHCP Service
Disabling Subnets Temporarily
Viewing the DHCP Status Overview
To set up the log detail level
Setting the Log Detail Level for DHCP Service
Viewing DHCP Log Entries
Viewing the DHCP Client List
Where to Find More Information
DNS Service
Setting Up DNS Service for the First Time
Before You Set Up DNS Service
Setting Up Multiple Name Servers
DNS and BIND
Step 2 Learn and plan
Step 6 Set up a mail exchange MX record optional
Step 3 Configure basic DNS settings
Step 8 Start DNS service
Step 4 Create a DNS Zone
Starting and Stopping DNS Service
Managing DNS Service
To start or stop DNS service
To enable or disable zone transfer
Managing Zones
To enable or disable recursion
Adding a Master Zone
Master
To add a master zone
Adding a Slave Zone
To add a slave zone
Duplicating a Zone
Adding a Forward Zone
To add a forward zone
To duplicate a zone
Modifying a Zone
Managing Records
Deleting a Zone
To modify a zone
To add a record
Adding a Record to a Zone
Deleting a Record From a Zone
Modifying a Record in a Zone
To modify a record
To delete a record
Viewing DNS Service Activity
Viewing DNS Service Status
To view DNS service status
To view DNS service activity
Viewing DNS Usage Statistics
Changing DNS Log File Location
To change the log detail level
To change the log detail level
DNS Spoofing
Securing the DNS Server
Server Mining
To see DNS usage statistics
Denial-of-ServiceDoS
DNS Service Profiling
To specify zone transfer IP addresses
To alter BIND’s version response
options
Service Piggybacking
allow-recursion 127.0.0.0/8
Setting Up MX Records
To enable MX records
Configuring DNS for Mail Service
Enabling Redundant Mail Servers
To enable backup or redundant mail servers
Setting Up Namespace Behind a NAT Router
Network Load Distribution aka Round Robin
Setting Up a Private TCP/IP Network
What Is BIND?
Configuring BIND Using the Command Line
BIND on Mac OS X Server
BIND Configuration File
Practical Example
Zone Data Files
To set up the sample files
Setting Up Sample Configuration Files
Configuring Clients
Check Your Configuration
Using DNS With Dynamically Assigned IP Addresses
Where to Find More Information
Request For Comment Documents
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IP Firewall Service
Chapter 3 IP Firewall Service
Understanding Firewall Filters
What is a Filter?
IP Address
Subnet Mask
Number of addresses
Chapter 3 IP Firewall Service
CIDR
Corresponds to Netmask
Rule Mechanism and Precedence
Using Address Ranges
Multiple IP Addresses
Sample
Step 2 Start firewall service
Setting Up Firewall Service for the First Time
Step 1 Learn and plan
Step 4 Add filters to the IP filter list
Starting and Stopping Firewall Service
Managing Firewall Service
Opening the Firewall for Standard Services
Step 5 Save firewall service changes
Creating an Address Group
To open the firewall for standard services
To create an address group
Duplicating an Address Group
Editing or Deleting an Address Group
Creating an Advanced IP Filter for TCP ports
To edit or delete an address group
To create an IP filter for TCP ports
Creating an Advanced IP Filter for UDP Ports
To create an IP filter for UDP ports
To change the Default setting
Changing the Default Filter
Editing Advanced IP Filters
To edit advanced IP filters
Setting Up Logs for Firewall Service
Monitoring Firewall Service
To set up logs
To view the log for firewall service
Viewing Packets Logged by Filter Rules
Viewing Denied Packets
Log Example
To view denied packets
Practical Examples
Block Access to Internet Users
Block Junk Mail
To do this
To do this
Allow a Customer to Access the Apple File Server
To do this
To prevent ping denial-of-serviceattacks
Preventing Denial-of-ServiceDoS Attacks
Controlling or Enabling Peer-to-PeerNetwork Usage
Controlling or Enabling Network Game Usage
Advanced Configuration
Background
Creating IP Filter Rules Using ipfw
Precautions
Creating IP Filter Rules
Reviewing IP Filter Rules
Chapter 3 IP Firewall Service
Rule number
Deleting IP Filter Rules
Port Reference
TCP port
Chapter 3 IP Firewall Service
Used for
Reference
TCP port
Chapter 3 IP Firewall Service
Used for
Reference
Where to Find More Information
For more information about ipfw
Request For Comment Documents
man ipfw
Starting and Stopping NAT Service
NAT Service
To start NAT service
Monitoring NAT Service
Configuring NAT Service
To configure NAT service
Viewing the NAT Status Overview
For more information about natd
To view the NAT divert log
Where to Find More Information
Request For Comment Documents
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VPN Service
VPN and Security
Authentication Method
Transport Protocols
Point to Point Tunneling Protocol PPTP
Managing VPN Service
Before You Set Up VPN Service
Starting or Stopping VPN Service
Enabling and Configuring L2TP Transport Protocol
To enable L2TP
Enabling and Configuring PPTP Transport Protocol
To enable PPTP
To configure addition network settings
Configuring VPN Network Routing Definitions
To set routing definitions
Setting the Log Detail Level for VPN Service
Monitoring VPN Service
Setting the VPN Log Archive Interval
To set up the log archive interval
Viewing VPN Client Connections
Viewing the VPN Log
To view the log
To view client connections
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How NTP Works
NTP Service
Setting Up NTP Service
Using NTP on Your Network
To set up NTP service
To configure NTP on clients
Configuring NTP on Clients
Where to Find More Information
Request For Comment Documents
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IPv6 Support
IPv6 Addresses in the Server Admin
IPv6 Enabled Services
IPv6 Addresses
Notation
IPv6 Addressing Model
IPv6 Reserved Addresses
IPv6 Address Types
Request For Comment Documents
Where to Find More Information
Glossary
Glossary
Glossary
LDAP Lightweight Directory Access Protocol A standard client-serverprotocol for accessing a directory domain
name server See DNS Domain Name System
search path See search policy
UCE unsolicited commercial email See spam
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