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Sep 19, 2012 11:09 AM in response to don montalvoby jerrythea,I am in a transition process to completely give up on Mac OS X as a server environment.
I moved all my email over to a linux box.
I will move named and dhcp over there soon.
I will keep the OS X server for a little while for AFP and mobile sync. Of course, if I ever upgrade my macbook to ML, mobile sync will die. At that point, I will probably just use smb or nfs for files and forget about mobile sync altogether. Mobil sync was a bear to setup in the first place, and is useless except for documents. I tried sync my photo library, and any change to iPhoto required the whole library to be synced!
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Sep 19, 2012 1:10 PM in response to jerrytheaby JaimeMagiera,To add to what Don said, ISC DHCP is also easy to manage (and they have a bootp add-on). I've been running ISC DHCP on my OS X Servers for about 9 years.
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Sep 20, 2012 4:41 PM in response to mountainman95by Joe Husk,New server update released just today adds back support for managing DHCP though the Server app. Now if Apple would just admit their mistake and cave on Firewall as well I'll be set.