Airport Os X Server

I'd guess the Airport would be more compatable with the Macs though... ...

They have a network of 1200 Macs linking up all the schools on the island. We're talking about iBooks, iMacs, Airport networking, etc... ...

As a neophyte OS 10.4 admin, I have been scouring the net for a "how to" document to set up a simple DNS configuration for an OS 10.4 server running AFP,DNS,MAIL,HTTP behind a NAT router OR using the server as a gateway with two NIC cards, Either config will be satisfactory. ...

a program designed to keep your OS up-and-running reports the following things need to be installed: It's not a flame, I'm just admining my first OS X Server box after many years of other unix-based operating systems, and I find it funny.

ireless network and the connection doesn't seem to exist when I'm at the login screen. The only way to use the windows account is to first log in locally to the OS X client and then log off and the airport connection is there and I can login fine. ...

And, other than the iMac they are all AirPort equipped. This has allowed us to get very cozy with our Macs, using them throughout the house. ...

I forgot to post this log-- I don't know what it means, but maybe someone can tell me if it's normal. Why are there 4 lo0? What is gif0*? Why are there 2 en0? Backing up NetInfo data Checking subsystem status: disks: Filesystem 1K-blocks Used Avail Capacity Mounted on /dev/disk0s2 77814832 61512884 16045948 79% /

For the home users, I find my Airport Extreme with AirDisk is great! Haven't had any problems in the 4 months of using it. ...

I have an APX base station. My network currently has a linux box serving a few shares via samba to linux, winXP and OS X clients. ...

I am having a strange issue connecting to a Cisco meeting place server with all of my MAC OS X 10.4 systems. ...