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42 Chapter 2 Getting Ready for Mac OS X Server

Deciding Which Basic Services to Provide

During the initial setup of Mac OS X Server, you can select which basic services your

server will initially provide to users: address book, iCal, le sharing, iChat, mail, and web.

For information to help you decide which of these services to provide, see the next six

topics.

You’ll congure basic services after initial setup, along with other services, if during

initial server setup you choose to congure manually, don’t connect to a directory

server, and don’t create an Open Directory master.

For information about the services you can congure after initial setup, see “Providing

More Services” on page 46.

Address Book Service Overview

The address book service for Mac OS X Server, Address Book Server, allows users to nd

contact information in a server-based address book across multiple computers without

the schema limitations and security issues associated with LDAP. Users can view and

add contact information in a server-based address book by using the Address Book

application on any Mac with Snow Leopard. Address Book Server can also allow Snow

Leopard users to nd public contact information in directory servers that your server is

connected to. Users of other computers can access address books on your server using

third-party applications that are compatible with the CardDAV open standard.

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