
Explore managing a macOS server with command line tools, analyze plain text and ex-MIL configuration files, and use Finder and Terminal integration with plutil, system profiler, and diskutil.
Exporting users and groups using directory service utilities in server wrap, switching from workgroup manager to ds export, with terminal commands, building an export file on desktop.
Set up and verify Open Directory replicas on Rock 1 and Rock 2, ensure certificates and DNS health, and learn the replica hierarchy for redundancy and load balancing.
learn how to enroll and deploy a profile to an apple tv using apple configurator, importing trust and wifi profiles, and configuring device group settings in the profile manager.
This course, taught by expert author Chris Tarnowieckyi, teaches you everything you need to know about the OS X Yosemite Server. Designed for beginner and intermediate users, Chris will teach you how to install, upgrade, and configure a Yosemite server.
Traditional Mac users learning server administration, or experienced system administrators, will find this course valuable. The lessons included will work on building knowledge from basic server installation and administration, to much more challenging subjects such as DNS, security certificates, and Directory Services.
Other useful topics in this course include:
- mobile device management
- infrastructure services (DHCP, DNS, VPN)
- traditional server services (file sharing, web server, mail server)
- troubleshooting examples and tips
- NetInstall and Time Machine
It is recommended that students have some experience with Mac OS X, as well as experience with the command line interface.