Airport Os X Server

Hi, I have joined the Mac world by getting an iBook. I got an airport for the convenience. ...

I work in an office with about 14 macs from beige g3's to brand new iMac's and all the systems now have OS 10.1.5 installed on them. ...

running OS X server... ...

Mac OS X Server, the ability to enter an IP address, and the included 20 client licenses. ...

OK- this was originally posted under Rumors but if Apple reads it... 1- license the Danger hiptop softphone/PDA, give it iPod styling and add 3 key features - 1) AirPort (or 2.4GHz wireless) 2) FireWire and 3) SIP protocol support. SIP (Session Initiation Protocol) is really important. That and H.323 support are is the key for enabling voice applications on desktops and...

The trouble comes when I let it choose automatically. It gives me various error messages including DNS lookup and server not found. When I uncheck all of the active ports except for the one I know it SHOULD be using, then things seem to work fine. ...

I'm wondering whether it's possible to set up a server on my customer version of MacOS X. ...

for the Airport basestation Ethernet Interface connected to my local LAN, to map to the IP address of my MACs airport card, but no go. ...

try to telnet to port 5901 at the AirPort Base Station's IP address. If you don't get a connection and some odd characters, the port mapping isn't working. ...

tax and now own 2 fully licensed copies of OS X for my 1 TiG4 PowerBook. ...