In-depth guide to all aspects of handling Apple's newest big catWhether you manage a large enterprise server or your own Macs at home or in a small office, this book has what you need to understand Apple's new Mac OS X Snow Leopard Server inside and out. Crammed with information, this detailed guide presents best practices and insights that have been field-tested by author Daniel Dilger, a professional administrator and Apple developer. You'll soon learn to deploy, administer, and update Apple's powerful new cat.Get to know Mac OS X Snow Leopard Server, Apple's scalable, 64-bit UNIX-based operating system, and the most powerful Mac OS X version yetExplains all aspects, both hardware and softwareShows how to host Web 2.0 applications, crunch tons of data, or centralize the day-to-day... Less

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Beginning Mac OS X Snow Leopard Server: From Solo Install to Enterprise Integration has everything IT administrators need to install and run Apple's newest Snow Leopard Server software. Along with the explosion of iPhones and increasing popularity of Mac OS X as a business client, IT departments from largest enterprises to one-man installations, Apple's fastest growing server segment, are installing and integrating Mac OS X Servers into their data centers and networks.