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I have a mix of Leopard, Snow Leopard, and Lion servers that I need to administer. Unfortunately, it appears that using a single server admin application to manage multiple, older OS X Server installations is not supported after Lion.
What is the recommended way of administering a Snow Leopard server from a Mac running OS X 10.8? Is there any way to run the older admin tools?
Use screen share and remotely manage it. Apple does not have unified tools to span versions. Or create a few VMs and place version specific management tools in each VM to match the server version.
This will only get more disjointed with ML.
Or look at Lithium. http://lithium5.com
Managing older OS X Server Installations from (Mountain) Lion
