Apple 10.3 manual Computers You Can Use to Administer a Server

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Application or tool	Use to	For more information, see
Directory Access	Configure access to data in	page 50
	directories, define a search
	policy, and enable service
	discovery protocols
Workgroup Manager	Administer user, group, and	page 51
	computer accounts; manage
	share points; and administer
	client management for
	Mac OS X users
Server Admin	Configure and monitor services	page 55
	Set up and manage QuickTime	page 59
	media streaming
System image tools	Manage NetBoot and Network	page 58
	Install disk images
Server Monitor	Monitor Xserve hardware	page 58
Apple Remote Desktop	Monitor and control other	page 59
	Macintosh computers
Command-line tools	Administer a server using a UNIX	page 60
	command shell
Macintosh Manager	Administer client management	page 60
	for Mac OS 9 users

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 computer—any Mac OS X Server or Mac OS X version 10.3 or later computer onto which they’ve been installed.

You can run command-line tools from the Terminal Application (it’s in /Applications/Utilities/) on any Mac OS X Server or Mac OS X computer. You can also run command-line tools from a UNIX workstation.

Chapter 3 Server Administration