Using Mac OS X Lion Server by Edge, Charles -- Read -- Imperial Library of Trantor

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Using Mac OS X Lion Server SPECIAL OFFER: Upgrade this ebook with O’Reilly Preface

Audience Organization and Structure Conventions Used in This Book Using Code Examples Safari® Books Online How to Contact Us Acknowledgements

1. Planning

The Minimum

Server Allocation Service Allocation

Choosing the Right Hardware

Storage System Resources Backup Power

Planning Your Server’s Network Configuration

Determining the IP Address, Subnet Mask, and Gateway Configuring DHCP Finding the Subnet Mask and Gateway

What’s In a Name?: DNS Link Aggregation Using Multiple IP Addresses Accessing the Server from Outside the Network

Port Forwarding Accessing the Server Using DNS

Configuring DNS Setting up Dynamic DNS Configuring iCloud for Back to My Mac

Conclusion

2. Installation

Base OS Installation

Making a Lion Recovery Disk Configuring the Network Verifying Hostnames

Configuring Energy Saver Installing the Server Software

Completing Installation Tasks

Checking the Hostname (Again) Setting up SSL

Setting Date and Time

Creating Users

Creating Groups Adding Users to Groups

Setting Up Open Directory

Open Directory Replicas Binding to Open Directory Switching Between Directory Domains

Using Workgroup Manager Conclusion

3. Sharing and Backing Up Files

Managing File and Folder Access with Permissions

POSIX ACLs

Enabling Sharing Connecting from Clients

Configuring AFP Connections from Mac OS X Connecting from Windows Configuring WebDAV Connections from iOS Logging in Remotely

Backing Up

Backing Up the Server Backing Up Open Directory Backing Up Server Configurations

Backing Up Client Workstations

Setting Up Time Machine Server Setting Up Time Machine Server Clients Backing Up with Other Solutions

Conclusion

4. Sharing Address Books, Calendars, and iChat

Sharing Address Books

The Directory Personal Address Books Configuring Address Book to Connect

Sharing Calendars

Publishing Calendars Configuring iCal Server Locations and Resources Configuring iCal Clients

Delegated Calendars In the Web Portal Configuring the Client in iOS

Setting Up a Private iChat Server

Configuring iChat Server Federation Saving a Copy of Each Chat Setting Up the Clients

Conclusion

5. Wikis, Webs, and Blogs

Setting Up a Website

Accessing the Web Portal Uploading Your Own Site Setting Up More Sites

Setting Up a Wiki

Deciding on a Structure Creating a Wiki Collaborating with Others Customizing the Wiki

Blogs

Creating a User Blog Editing the Blog Accessing Content

Site Redirection Conclusion

6. Building a Mail Server

Before You Install

Registering a Domain Name Configuring DNS Reverse DNS Making Sure the IP Isn’t Blacklisted

Installing the Mail Service

Enabling Services Configuring Options Configuring Users

Installing Clients

Setting up iOS Clients Configuring Lion Mail Clients Leveraging Push Notifications

Protecting Mail: Message Hygiene

Spam Filtering via MX Records Clam Up Viruses and Send Assassins After Spam

Configuring WebMail Using WebMail Conclusion

7. Building Your Own Podcasting Server

Before You Begin Building Podcast Producer Podcasting

Making Your First Podcast with Podcast Publisher

Accessing Content

Viewing Content Restricting Access to Podcasts Connecting with iTunes

Customizing Workflows

Creating Workflows with Podcast Composer Securing Workflows Podcast Capture

Remote Recording Conclusion

8. Managing Apple Computers and iOS Devices

Profile Manager

Setting Up Profiles

Restricting Login Times Pushing Out Printers Pushing Out New Dock Items Setting Up Mail, Contacts and Calendars

Distributing Profiles

Managed Preferences Software Update Services

Installing Software Update Server Choosing Which Updates to Release Configuring Clients

Conclusion

9. Network Services

When to Use Apple’s Network Services Setting Up a VPN Server

Configuring the Network Setting Up the L2TP Clients

Connecting iOS-Based Devices Connecting Mac OS X-Based Devices

Sharing IP Addresses Using NAT Hosting Your Own DNS Configuring Wireless Access with RADIUS

Setting Up the AirPort Setting Up AirPort Clients

Managing the Adaptive Firewall Conclusion

10. Deploying Mac OS X Computers

The Basics of Imaging Mac OS X Imaging with Disk Utility Using NetBoot

Building a NetBoot Set Hosting a NetBoot Set Using a NetBoot Client

Using NetInstall

Building a NetInstall Image

Deploying Computers with NetRestore Conclusion

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