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Chapter 2 Before You Begin 41

Identifying the Servers You’ll Need to Set Up

Conduct a server inventory:

Â How many servers do you currently have?

Â How are they used?

Â How can you streamline the use of servers you want to keep?

Â Are there any existing servers that need to be retired? Which ones can Mac OS X

Server replace?

Â Which non-Apple servers will Mac OS X Server need to be integrated with? Why?

Â Do you have any Mac OS X Server computers that need to be upgraded to

version 10.4?

Â How many new Mac OS X Server computers will you need to set up?

Determining Services to Host on Each Server

Identify which services you want to host on each Mac OS X Server and non-Apple

server you decide to use.

How you distribute services among servers requires an understanding of both users

and services. Here are a few examples of how service options and hardware and

software requirements can influence what you put on individual servers:

Â Directory services implementations can range from using directories and Kerberos

authentication hosted by non-Apple servers to setting up Open Directory directories

on servers distributed throughout the world. Directory services require thoughtful

analysis and planning. The Open Directory administration guide can help you

understand the options and opportunities.

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