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2 Before You Begin

Before installing and setting up Mac OS X Server, take the time

to do a little planning.

The major goals of the planning phase are to make sure that:

Â Server user and administrator needs are addressed by the servers you deploy

Â Server and service prerequisites that affect installation and initial setup are identified

Installation planning is especially important if you’re integrating Mac OS X Server into

an existing network, migrating from earlier versions of Mac OS X Server, or preparing to

set up multiple servers. But even single-server environments can benefit from a brief

assessment of the needs you want a server to address.

Use this chapter to stimulate your thinking. It doesn’t present a rigorous planning

algorithm. Nor does it provide the details you’ll need to determine whether to

implement a particular service and assess its resource requirements. Instead, view this

chapter as an opportunity to pause and think about how to maximize the benefits of

Mac OS X Server in your environment.

Planning, like design, isn’t necessarily a linear process. The sections in this chapter, for

example, had to be in some particular order, but the order doesn’t imply a mandatory

sequence. Different sections in this chapter present suggestions that could be

implemented simultaneously or iteratively.

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