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Directory Access | Configure access to data in | page 50 |
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Workgroup Manager | Administer user, group, and | page 51 |
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Server Admin | Configure and monitor services | page 55 |
| Set up and manage QuickTime | page 59 |
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System image tools | Manage NetBoot and Network | page 58 |
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Server Monitor | Monitor Xserve hardware | page 58 |
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Apple Remote Desktop | Monitor and control other | page 59 |
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Macintosh Manager | Administer client management | page 60 |
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The next section describes how to set up a computer on which you can use these applications and tools.
Computers You Can Use to Administer a Server
When you want to administer a local server using the graphical administration applications (they’re in /Applications/Server/), log in to the server as an administrator and open them. To administer a remote server, open the applications on an administrator
You can run
Chapter 3 Server Administration