Server Assistant

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Server Assistant
Developer(s)	Apple Computer
Stable release	10.4.5
Operating system	Mac OS X & Mac OS X Server
Website	Apple.com/server/

Server Assistant is the first program that is run after an install of Mac OS X Server. It can be run again to execute further configuration on a remote or local server. It is also capable of executing remote installation of software onto the server as well.

Server Assistant is a software wizard that guides the administrator through setting up functions of Mac OS X Server.

It is accessible from Finder > Applications > Server > Server Assistant

OS X

Versions

Applications

Automator Calculator Calendar Chess Contacts Dashboard Dictionary DVD Player FaceTime Finder Game Center Grapher iTunes (version history) Mac App Store Mail Messages Notes Notification Center Photo Booth Preview QuickTime Reminders Safari (version history) Stickies TextEdit

Discontinued	Front Row iChat iSync Sherlock

Utilities

Activity Monitor AirPort Utility AppleScript Editor Archive Utility Audio MIDI Setup Bluetooth File Exchange ColorSync Configurator Console Crash Reporter DigitalColor Meter Directory Utility DiskImageMounter Disk Utility Font Book Grab Help Viewer Image Capture Installer Keychain Access Migration Assistant Network Utility ODBC Administrator Screen Sharing System Preferences System Information Terminal Universal Access VoiceOver

Discontinued	Software Update Remote Install Mac OS X XQuartz

Technology and user interface

AirDrop Command key Option key Apple menu Apple Push Notification Service AppleScript Aqua Audio Units Bonjour Boot Camp Cocoa ColorSync Core Animation Core Audio Core Data Core Foundation Core Image Core OpenGL Core Text Core Video CUPS Cover Flow Darwin Dock FileVault Gatekeeper Grand Central Dispatch icns Inkwell I/O Kit Kernel panic Keychain launchd Launchpad Mach-O MacRuby Menu extra Mission Control OpenCL Preference Pane Property list Quartz QuickTime Quick Look Smart Folders Speakable items Spotlight Stacks Time Machine Uniform Type Identifier Universal binary WebKit XNU

Deprecated	Carbon

Discontinued	BootX Brushed metal Classic Environment Rosetta Spaces Xgrid

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