Regarding the release of Mac OS X Server (announced yesterday at the WWDC): Mac OS X Server Migration Guide is an Adobe Acrobat pdf document. Read the Mac OS X Server Migration Guide to learn about ...

Regarding the newly released to the Mac OS X Server 10.1.3 update: OS X Server version scheme explained Previously we reported a user's observation that the version number for the OS X server may have ...

Mac OS X Server 10.5 Leopard allows users to run it in virtual machines, which many take as a sign that Apple wants to make strides in the business market Apple has relaxed the licensing of its server ...

Not only will Mac OS X v10.1 be in stores this Saturday, Apple has announced the availability of Mac OS X Server v. 10.1, the first major upgrade to the company’s industrial-strength, UNIX-based ...

With the release of Mac OS X Lion Apple is changing the way it handles pricing and distribution of Mac OS X Server. Rather than issuing a separate release priced at $499 or more, Server will now be a ...

The client version of OS X 10.5 won’t be the only version of Leopard to spring into action on October 26. Apple also plans to release Mac OS X Leopard Server, potentially the biggest update ever to ...

Apple's expanded support for ZFS will premiere in Snow Leopard Server before trickling down to the desktop version, according to sources familiar with the company's plans. Read-only support for the ...

What's the EMC SAN device, and is there a Powerpath driver for OS X? If so, that's your best bet for multipathing on EMC gear. So Apple is at least proactive on making multipathing work on OS X Server ...

Want to get a handle on Apple OS X Mavericks Server? Then this course from the team at InfiniteSkills.com is for you. In this OS X Mavericks Server training video course, featuring over 10 hours of ...

Apple Computer is giving buyers of its Mac OS X Server the option of signing on for three years of unlimited access to software upgrades for the same price it charges for a single, onetime upgrade.

First of all, if this is the wrong place to discuss this subject, please let me know. I work for a small engineering research and development firm. We've got about 30 people here. No full-time IT ...