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OS X Server

Product Overview

Standards-Based File Services

OS X Server makes it easy for you to set up central network storage that’s accessible to

clients throughout your organization. Using native protocols, OS X Server delivers le

services to all the clients on your network: AFP for Mac, SMB/CIFS for PC, NFS for UNIX

and Linux, WebDAV for iPad, and FTP for Internet clients. These exible, cross-platform

le services enable groups to work more eciently when sharing resources, archiving

projects, and backing up important documents.

Flexible File Permissions

OS X Server supports both traditional UNIX le permissions and access control lists

(ACLs), oering administrators an unprecedented level of control over le and folder

permissions. With le system ACLs, any le object can be assigned multiple users and

groups, including groups within groups. Each le object can also be assigned both

allow and deny permissions, as well as a granular set of permissions for administrative

control, read, write, and delete operations.

Spotlight Searching

Designed for workgroups with shared documents, projects, and les, the built-in

Spotlight Server delivers lightning-fast search results for content stored on the server.

Powerful search options such as Boolean logic, quoted phrase searching, category

labels, and range support make it easy to locate content in a ash. Content indexing

occurs on the server—automatically and transparently—keeping search results up-to-

the-moment accurate.

To safeguard your organization’s data, Spotlight searching works with access controls

in OS X Server, so users see only the search results they have permission to view. This

makes it easy for everyone in a group to store les in a single shared location while

protecting condential information from unauthorized access.

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