The server snow leopard is different as far as file sharing goes. You can
implement more strict permissions on the server that you can't implement on the
regular mac OS X.
On 2011-02-22, at 9:00 AM, Rose Morales wrote:
> Really? What about hitting command-k and launching your Windows drives that
Hi.
I don't use servers at home. For my storage needs I use a netgear readynas duo
and it works perfect both on mac and windowsenvironment. To get best
performance with the mac you need to turn on AFP sharing protocol. You can also
install a addon on the readynas and a little program on your com
Really? What about hitting command-k and launching your Windows drives that
way? That's what I do on regular OS X. I also have my drives from my Windows
box set to run on startup. I did this through System preferences, Accounts,
Login Items.
On Feb 22, 2011, at 8:09 AM, Matthew Campbell wrote:
Hello Stuart.
I'm using a mac mini with snow leopard server and it works amazingly well.
I've got all of my drives shared on the network and am able to access any of my
files and folders that I might need on my macbook or my windows 7 netbook.
One thing that you will need to do is to make sure all
Stewart,
Run OS X Server on a Mac Mini. It is VO compatible for sure. Not sure about
running home automation software.
Kevin
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Hi all
I'm thinking of getting a mac server for my home to host all of my
shared media that i have in itunes, how well does mac OSX server work?
as i have some windows computers and they will need to share the
content as well. also this server will maybe used for some home
automation as well d
