A reader reports that Mac OS X Server 10 does not support Gigabit Ethernet on the new QuickSilver machines. Michael Boyle writes: "While I haven't gotten an official response from Apple yet, it ...

Regarding the release of Mac OS X Server (announced yesterday at the WWDC): Mac OS X Server Migration Guide is an Adobe Acrobat pdf document. Read the Mac OS X Server Migration Guide to learn about ...

Apple has revealed further details of the new Mac OS X Server software, adding support for a new file system and collaboration tools designed for businesses looking to use the iPhone as a client ...

A change to the licensing agreement for Apple’s OS X Leopard Server operating system software will allow users to run virtual machines on Apple hardware. Before Mac OS X Leopard shipped, the license ...

Apple Inc. has relaxed the licensing of its server software and will now allow users to run it in virtual machines, a sign that the company may focus more attention on the business market, said one of ...

Hi <BR>has anybody experience with Mac OS X Server as mailserver?<BR>We have problems with our Netscape mailserver.<BR>How could we migrate? We currently are using the IMAP protocol.<BR>What about the ...

One of the features that tends to impress me about Mac OS X Server is the client management capability built into it. Using Workgroup Manager, you can manage just about every aspect of the Mac OS X ...

Though Mac OS X 10.6.8 brought a number of fixes and enhancements to Snow Leopard, owners of Apple's now-discontinued Xserve hardware have reported performance issues from the software update. A ...

Regardless of whether you're a beginner or experienced Mac OS X Server user, there are still a number of key messages you can take away from this download. We uncover the crucial security features of ...

The first app made for Lion to hit the App Store is a real eye-opener: Mac OS X Lion Server, costing $49, a tiny fraction of Snow Leopard Server’s $499 price tag. With that, Mac OS X Server as we knew ...

First of all, if this is the wrong place to discuss this subject, please let me know. I work for a small engineering research and development firm. We've got about 30 people here. No full-time IT ...