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OSXFAQ Seminars
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OSXFAQ Seminars - Taming Jaguar
Understanding & Administrating Mac OS X Server 10.2
Overview
This two-day demonstration-lecture based seminar focuses on
understanding how to setup, manage, and use Mac OS X Server 10.2. This
is an intense seminar and does not cover the basics of Mac OS X but
builds on that foundation. If you are looking for a seminar on Mac OS X,
please check our Taming Jaguar Client Seminar.
Moving to Mac OS X Server requires knowledge of how to setup and
maintain the various built-in services. Attendees will learn how to
manage an upgrade from AppleShareIP to Mac OS X Server, installation
options, networking setup including security settings and DHCP setup.
Wešll also cover how to create network directories to better manage
user, groups, and computer lists and what is needed to setup and
maintain print queues and web servers. Day two covers the setup of
sharing directories over multiple protocols so both Mac, Windows, and
UNIX clients can retrieve files and folders from Mac OS X Server and the
setup and management of the mail server. We conclude day two with
preference management and a look at Macintosh Manager, NetBoot and
Network installations, and how to accurately monitor your server and
clone your database for redundancy and security.
You will learn
- How to create and mange User and Groups and what options are available for Administrators.
- How to setup the Firewall to protect your users and your Mac OS X Server.
- Tips on creating network directories to better manage many users.
- Printer management including Printer quotas enabling you to save on printer wear and tear.
- Managing computer lists for restricting access and increasing security
- Web server setup and security including proxies and WebDAV implementation.
- Sharing with older Macs and current Macs
- Sharing with Windows clients and other UNIX boxes.
- LDAP connectivity to authorize users from an LDAP server.
- Proper Server monitoring tools and techniques.
- Database backup and cloning for peace of mind.
- NetBoot and Network Installations to help automate processes.
- Workgroup Manager and Macintosh Manager usage.
Who should attend ?
- Users and Administrators looking to understand how to use Mac OS X Server.
- The Taming Jaguar - Understanding and Administrating Mac OS X Server
10.2 seminar is also available to companies, user groups, schools and
other organizations. It's a cost-effective solution to the Mac OS X
Server security training dilemma and content for custom seminars can
easily be modified to suit your organization's training needs.
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Our no BS money-back guarantee
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If you don't feel this seminar is worth every penny you paid, just inform us anytime prior to the morning break on the first day and we'll cheerfully refund your money.
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Training Customized Exclusively for Your Organization
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But what makes the course even more exciting is the customizing OSXFAQ does
for each "in-house" seminar. OSXFAQ determines the desires and needs of each
company and then designs the course specifically to those needs. OSXFAQ can customize
this seminar for you.
OSXFAQ's in-house training also saves your organization travel costs and lost work hours.
For more information about our on-site services please conrtact us at: events@osxfaq.com
When, Where, Pricing and Registration:
OSXFAQ Seminars - Taming Jaguar
Understanding & Administrating Mac OS X Server 10.2
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