Apple 10.6 Server User Manual


 
Chapter 5 Installation and Deployment 83
Mac OS X Server Install Disc
The Install Disc has a Documentation folder with Getting Started, Installation & Setup
Worksheet, and a Read Me le. It also contains an Other Installs folder, which has the
following installer packages:
ServerAdministrationSoftware.mpkg Â
Use this package to install the administration tools on a computer running
Mac OS X v10.6 to make it an administrator computer.
iPhoneCongurationUtility.pkg Â
Use this package to install software that makes and distributes iPhone conguration
les.
X11User.pkg Â
Use this package to install software to allow the server to function as an X
Windowing System display server.
Xcode.mpkg Â
Use this package to install the free development tools for Mac OS X. This includes
system administration utilities like PackageMaker and Property List Editor.
Administration Tools CD
In addition to the installation disc, Mac OS X Server includes the Administration
Tools CD. You use this disc to set up an administrator computer. This disc has a
Documentation folder with Getting Started, Installation & Setup Worksheet, and an
acknowledgments page. It also contains:
ServerAdministrationSoftware.mpkg Â
Use this package to install the administration tools on a computer running
Mac OS X Snow Leopard to make it an administrator computer.
iPhoneCongurationUtility.pkg Â
Use this package to install software that makes and distributes iPhone conguration
les.
Two developer tools: PackageMaker and Property List Editor Â
Preparing an Administrator Computer
You can use an administrator computer to install, set up, and administer
Mac OS X Server on another computer. An administrator computer is a computer with
Mac OS X Server v10.6 or Mac OS X v10.6 that you use to manage remote servers.
You cannot run the server administration tools from a Leopard or Leopard Server
computer.