Can i still purchase Lion Server 10.7?

That version of server does not appear available via the App store unless you had purchased it in the past with your Apple ID you can redownload your past purchases.

You can Buy OS X Lion(10.7.x):

http://www.apple.com/shop/product/D6106Z/A/os-x-lion

You can Buy OS X Mountain Lion (10.8.x):

http://www.apple.com/shop/product/D6377Z/A/os-x-mountain-lion

Mavericks (10.9.x), Yosemite(10.10.x), El Capitan(10.11.x)

Were free upgrades, however if you did not download or add them to your purchase history when they were originally released they are not available.

Sierra(10.12.x)

Is available on the Mac App Store as a free download as it is the current release at this time. I would suggest adding it to your purchase history even if you do not plan on installing it.

Upgrade and migrate data on your macOS Server - Apple Support

I did notice I can download an older version of Server on my 10.10.5 Machine and I can upgrade to the latest release but any versions before that I have not seen the ability to do so.

Went to that link and found https://developer.apple.com/download/more/ which lists what downloads they have accessible. However I do not see OS X 10.7 version of server.

If you had previously purchased it, you can re-download it. But it is no longer available for purchase in the App Store.

I have the same wish as rogerattack.

My MacPro1.1 doesn't do Mountain Lion. So I'd like to turn in into a server.

Now it is obvious that OS X Server 10.7 is not availible in the app-store. That's why we came here I suppose.

So is there realy no way to get a previous version of systemsoftware from apple? That's kinda weird and not very user friendly on apples part...

Can anybody offer some insight or help?

Thanks in advance!

Sign up for the Mac Developer Program for $99 (http://developer.apple.com/mac). You'll get a year of access to downloadable images for all released versions of OS X and OS X Server.

Wow. I am suprised as well, seeing as how this would be a revenue stream for Apple. I am sure everyone that is in the position of not being able to upgrade a mac to Mountain Lion would consider it if it were available. Does Apple still support Lion server? Why not make it available to the public so we can get more use out of our older macs?

Just my two cents.

Tc

We also got an older Mac 1,1 planing on making a File Server out of it.

Would be very helpful if there is a way getting Lion Server! 😠

I am starting to archive software from Apple onto thumb drives.

I do a clean install from the latest and version of an OS then mirror it onto the thumb drive.

I am still waiting to 10.7.5 to ship so I can file it away into the archives!

I want to do the same thing.. First for no real reason Apple has blocked being able to install Mountain Lion on my Mac Pro and now I cant install Lion Server .. ***.

Sign up for the Mac Developer Program for $99 (http://developer.apple.com/mac). You'll get a year of access to downloadable images for all released versions of OS X and OS X Server.

Can anyone confirm that this will work? Also if it does, do you then own the image or does it have a time stamped certificate that expires at years end?

So I have to pay $100 instead of $20 to get the same thing..

adamfilipo wrote:

So I have to pay $100 instead of $20 to get the same thing..

Just spoke to Enterprise support and they directed me to telephone sales (spoke to an 'Expert'). There is a phsyical copy of 10.7 server for sale as an add on to 10.7 Lion. It costs $20+tax and they will ship it to you.

Just ordered mine. And FWIW Mountain Lion server started the trend of $20 server add-ons, I believe the add on for Lion was originally $70-$80 through the app store. I for one am happy to keep the $50+ in my pocket and get access to server from my Mac Pro 1,1. Just kind of a pain in the butt to figure out how to get it.

I just did the same thing. I've gotten confirmation of order via email. I'll post back once I have the prodct.

So I have since received the product. The one ambiguous part which the expert misled me on was actually getting the server app on physical media.

In reality it is just an app store redemption code that is sent via email once your order gets processed. This then links you to download the file's download page in the Mac app store.

Hope this helps to provide some clarity, since the 'expert' I ordered from on the phone told me I would be receiving a disk via snail mail..

So I finally realised it is very simple! You just call Apple (I pressed the button for technical support, from some tips I read about the sales department not having a clue), and you just ask them to buy Lion (or server). They will accept your credit card, and send a download code. It costed around $20. Good luck to you all!