Mac OS X Server v10.6 Snow Leopard - Unlimited Client License
Apple Mac OS X Server v10.6 Snow Leopard Unlimited Client License. Mac OS X Server v10.6
Snow Leopard is a powerful 64-bit server operating system with new features and applications that
make it easier for everyone in your organization to collaborate, communicate, and share information.
Its simple to set up and manage, and its up to twice as fast as its predecessor, improving performance
for file sharing, mail, web hosting, and more.Snow Leopard Server is now available in an
unlimited-client edition that's more affordable than ever.Features:* Simplified Administration Updated:
Snow Leopard Server gives you total control over your network and makes it easier than ever to
manage.* iCal Server 2 New: Share calendars, coordinate events, and schedule meetings within a
work group, a small business, or a large corporation.* Address Book Server New: Address Book
Server is based on CardDAV, the new protocol standard for exchanging contact information.* Podcast
Producer 2 New: Capture, encode, publish, and distribute podcasts with ease perfect for employee
training, university lectures, presentations, and more.* Wiki Server 2 New: Use your own wiki-powered
website to easily collaborate and communicate within your group.
Powerful yet streamlined, Snow Leopard Server makes it easier than ever for the people in your
organization to collaborate, communicate, and share information. And because it's so simple to deploy
and manage, Snow Leopard Server is perfect both for people who never thought they could run a
server and for overtaxed IT departments.Powerful yet streamlined, Snow Leopard Server makes
it easier than ever for the people in your organization to collaborate, communicate, and share
information.The simple way to bring more power to your business.
More powerful--and simpler--than ever.
Thanks to the legendary simplicity and unrivaled power of the Mac, a network server isn't just for big
companies with large IT departments and huge budgets. Small studios, retail shops, even home-based
businesses can all benefit. With Mac OS X Server as the operating system, you can make it easier for
your employees to collaborate on projects and share files, automatically back up important data, host
your own website and mail servers, and much more. Cost-effective. Client-friendly.
Having a server is also more affordable than ever. Snow Leopard Server costs just $499 for an
unlimited number of clients, a fraction of what other server operating systems cost. Best of all, you
don't need expensive hardware to run it--you can use an Xserve, of course, but you can also use a
Mac Pro, an iMac, or even a Mac mini. With Mac OS X Server, you can deploy the server that's right
for you. Let Server Assistant be your guide.
Like everything else about the Mac, setting up your server is incredibly simple. After installing the Mac
OS X Server software on your server, Server Assistant walks you through the configuration process,
whether you're setting up a small business network or connecting into your company's existing
network. Server Assistant uses easy-to-understand language, so it makes sense to both technical and
nontechnical users. It's streamlined, so it asks only the questions that apply to your situation, such as
whether you want to set up mail, calendaring, and other services. And anytime during the process, you
can get context-sensitive online help with a single click. Next step: management.
Once the Server Assistant process is complete, you're ready for the next stage: managing your server.
Mac OS X Server makes that easy, too, with simple, innovative tools. The Server Preferences
application lets you quickly manage users and groups on the server and, if you haven't already done
so, set up all your key services. And to help you keep an eye on things, a Server Status Dashboard
widget gives you at-a-glance information on the status of essential services such as mail, file sharing,
your website, and more. Now use your server.
Once server setup is complete, your organization's users are ready to take advantage of all the
services Snow Leopard Server has to offer. Before you know it, they'll be collaborating on projects and
working more closely than ever. They can exchange files with each other, synchronize and share their
contact information and calendars, schedule events, send secure instant messages, conduct live video
conferences, send and receive email, contribute to and comment in wikis, publish a companywide blog,
produce and distribute podcasts, and set up websites. And whether they're working onsite or remotely,
they can do it all without jeopardizing the confidentiality of the information they share.Advanced
features so you can have total control over your network. Click to enlarge.Simple
administration. Efficiency expert.
If you think it takes a dedicated IT department to run a server, think again. Snow Leopard Server is
designed so people of all technical levels can easily manage servers. And it provides advanced
features so you can have total control over your network. Keeping it simple.
Once you've set up your server, the Server Preferences application in Snow Leopard Server becomes
your new best friend. With it, you can quickly manage users and groups on the server and, if you
haven't already done so, set up key services such as file sharing, calendaring, instant messaging, mail,
websites with wikis and blogs, virtual private networking for remote access, and backup settings for
network clients. Status reports.
To help you keep an eye on things, a Server Status Dashboard widget provides a fast and easy way
to monitor your server. You'll get at-a-glance information on the status of essential services such as
mail, file and printer sharing, iChat, and more. The end of manual labor.
Adding clients to the network is quick and easy. In fact, it requires almost no effort. When you connect
your Mac to the business network, it automatically detects and signs on to the server. After
authenticating, the new computer is configured to use the services offered by your server, and your
applications, such as Mail, iChat, and iCal, are configured and ready to use. Disk space monitoring.
Running out of disk space can reduce the reliability of your server. Mac OS X Server includes tools
that monitor disk space and proactively free up space by deleting or backing up noncritical logs and
utilities.With iCal Server 2, it's easy to share calendars, schedule meetings, and coordinate
events within a workgroup, a small business, or a large corporation. Click to enlarge.iCal
Server 2. Push your agenda.
With iCal Server 2, it's easy to share calendars, schedule meetings, and coordinate events within a
workgroup, a small business, or a large corporation. Built on open standard protocols, iCal Server
integrates with leading calendaring programs. Thanks to push technology, you can notify everyone
about changes instantly. And unlike other calendaring solutions, iCal Server doesn't impose a per-user
license, so you don't have to pay for additional licenses as your business grows. An easy schedule.
Does it sometimes seem like scheduling a meeting is harder than actually getting through the
meeting? Using iCal Server, colleagues can propose and set up meetings, book conference rooms,
and more, quickly and easily. iCal Server is a full-featured, standards-based calendaring solution
designed to make your life easier. Think of it as a one-stop shop for setting up calendar activities. Will
everyone be free for a Monday morning meeting? Search for attendee availability and see just who is
booked up. Need to reserve a projector, a particular conference room, or even a car? iCal Server can
take care of that as well. Once the location and the time are set, iCal Server invites the right people
and lets you include information such as agendas or to-do lists with the invitation. A new web
interface and push notifications.
iCal Server 2 includes a new web-based calendar client, allowing users to view their schedule, set up
meetings, and view the availability of others in their organization. The web-based calendar can be used
with modern web browsers including Safari 3 and 4, Firefox 3, and Internet Explorer 7 and 8. In
addition, iCal Server 2 offers push notifications, so you and your colleagues will know immediately
when there's a new invitation or a change to an existing invitation. Real-time calendar access from
your iPhone.
iCal Server 2 provides access to calendars from anywhere. iPhone users can securely access their
calendar over the air, see calendar events, view notes, and see who has accepted or declined
invitations. No syncing required. Works well with others.
iCal Server uses open calendaring protocols for integrating with leading calendar programs, including
iCal in Mac OS X and popular CalDAV clients from Mozilla, Open Source Application Foundation, and
others. These open standard protocols include CalDAV--a set of extensions to WebDAV--and
interchange formats such as iCalendar, iMIP, and iTIP. For colleagues outside your organization who
don't use iCal, you can now invite them to meetings over email. They'll receive a message with an
attachment that, when opened, will add the meeting to their calendar, whether they use a Mac or a PC.
Apple is a member of the CalConnect Consortium and is committed to open, standards-based
calendaring and scheduling protocols. To further the widespread adoption and deployment of these
standards, Apple has made the complete source code for iCal Server 2 available through the
macosforge.org website.With the new Address Book Server in Snow Leopard Server, it's
incredibly easy to access and synchronize contacts across multiple computers and the devices
you own. Click to enlarge.Address Book Server. Good with people.
With the new Address Book Server in Snow Leopard Server, it's incredibly easy to access and
synchronize contacts across multiple computers and the devices you own. Introducing Address
Book Server.
While most companies store contact information in centralized LDAP directories, IT administrators
usually prevent users from modifying or adding their own contacts to the directory. This makes it hard
for users to maintain a centralized list of contacts and access those contacts on multiple computers
and devices they own. The new Address Book Server in Snow Leopard Server solves this problem.
Not only does it store contacts on the server, but it allows you to access and use those contacts on
each of your Mac computers. With Address Book, you can even synchronize contacts to your iPhone
for accessing your contacts on the go. How it works.
Address Book Server uses CardDAV--the new protocol standard for exchange of contact information.
With Address Book Server, contacts are stored as standard vCard files on the server, outside the
LDAP directory. This allows users to easily modify contact information and add new contact fields,
such as URLs for Twitter or Facebook accounts, without having to modify LDAP schema or get write
access to the corporate directory server. Users can access contacts directly in the Address Book
application in Snow Leopard. To add a new contact, simply open Address Book and add a new card to
the Address Book Server group. New contacts are accessible on all of your Mac computers and are
immediately available to applications such as Mail, iChat, and more. Simplified directory access.
Address Book Server not only lets users search their personal contacts but acts as a gateway to let
them search for contacts within the organization's directory service (sometimes called a Global
Address List). When searched, Address Book Server delivers real-time results from personal address
books as well as contacts stored in LDAP directories.Podcast Producer 2 is a complete,
end-to-end solution for encoding, publishing, and distributing high-quality podcasts. Click to
enlarge.Podcast Producer 2. Office broadcasting.
Podcast Producer 2 is a complete, end-to-end solution for encoding, publishing, and distributing
high-quality podcasts--ideal for employee training, university lectures, presentations, and more. New
features in Podcast Producer 2 offer more options for capturing, creating, and publishing podcasts,
making it even easier to share critical content around your organization. What is Podcast Producer
2?
Podcasts are ideal for distributing university lectures, training a sales force, delivering product demos,
or simply keeping employees, students, and customers up to date. Podcast Producer 2 simplifies the
process of capturing, editing, and publishing them, letting your organization produce more podcasts
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