Document Road Map
Mac OS X Server v10.6 has a suite of guides which can cover management of individual services. Each service may be dependent on other services for maximum utility. The road map below shows some related documentation that you may need to fully configure your desired service to your specifications. You can get these guides in PDF format from the Mac OS X Server documentation website:
www.apple.com/server/documentation
Getting Started
Covers basic
installation, setup, and management of mail service using
InformationServer Preferences.
Technologies
Dictionary
Provides onscreen |
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definitions of server |
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and mail service |
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terminology. |
| Advanced Server | |
| Mail Server | ||
| Administration | ||
| Administration | ||
| Describes using Server Admin | ||
Introduction to | Describes advanced | ||
to install, configure, and | |||
options for setting | |||
administer server software | |||
Administration | up, configuring, | ||
and services. Includes best | |||
Explains how to use | and managing | ||
practices and advice for system | |||
mail service. | |||
UNIX shell commands to | planning, security, backing up, | ||
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configure and manage |
| and monitoring. | |
servers and services. |
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Network Services | User Management | |
Administration | Explains how to | |
Explains how to | ||
give each user a | ||
set up DNS, VPN, | mail service account | |
and firewall for use | and add users to | |
with mail service. | directory services. |
Open Directory
Administration
Explains how to set up
Open Directory to authenticate users of mail service.
Preface About This Guide
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