Join Sean Colins for an in-depth discussion in this video Using Profile Manager to create your first profile for Mac or iOS device management, part of Mac OS X Lion Server Essential Training.
In this movie we are going to configure our first simple profile.…We are going to do so by opening the Profile Manager with the link here in the Server App.…Remember, you can always get to this by typing your fully qualified domain name…followed by profilemanager here.…So we are going to go into Device Groups.…I've already got a Macs group and an iOS group.…In the Macs group, I'm going to create some extra profile settings just for the…Macs that are going to be members of this group.…Now, nobody is a member of the group yet so this won't apply to anyone.…
Clicking Edit I am going to select Automatic Push that will make sure that these…things get pushed using the Push services, we worked so hard to get set up and…then we are going to type a Description.…Baseline Mac Settings is what I am going to put in and I'm going to allow people…to remove this as long as they have authorization to do so.…So that's going to be our first setting.…We are going to skip past all of these iOS Restrictions and other settings that…
Author
Sean Colins
Released
10/7/2011- Understanding installation requirements
- Setting up AirPort Extreme using the AirPort Utility and server setup assistant
- Enabling and using AirPlay
- Upgrading to Lion Server from Snow Leopard Server
- Properly setting SSL to protect data from thieves
- Preparing storage for use on a server
- Wiping, locking, and configuring iOS devices remotely
- Backing up the server
- Configuring Lion Server as a VPN server
- Understanding logging in and privileges
- Hosting an email server in an office or home
- Connecting with Mac OS X Server Mail
- Accessing Lion Server from client computers
- Troubleshooting using the command line
Skill Level Beginner
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Introduction
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Welcome1m 2s
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1. Preparing for Lion Server
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Planning for your server4m 18s
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Downloading Lion Server3m 16s
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2. Preparing Your Network and the World
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Installing and using AirPlay5m 30s
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Sharing your name with the world10m 28s
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3. Laying the Proper Foundations During Setup
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Upgrading a client2m 19s
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Starting up for the first time13m 45s
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Introducing Server App6m 22s
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Getting an Apple ID5m 27s
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Remote control2m 37s
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4. Connecting Storage to Your Server
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Choosing external storage2m 17s
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5. Managing Macs and iOS Devices
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6. Protecting Your Information with a Backup
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Backing up your server3m 3s
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7. Setting Up Software Update Server
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8. Teleporting Through VPN
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Understanding encryption1m 40s
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9. File Sharing
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What is file sharing?1m 57s
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10. Authorizing the Use of Services
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Understanding authorization1m 33s
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11. Collaborating with Calendars, Contacts, and iChat
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Collaborating in a group2m 45s
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Enabling iChat Server3m 34s
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12. Wiki Server 3 and Web Service
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Navigating the Wiki2m 50s
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Editing the home page4m 5s
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Creating a new wiki3m 8s
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Creating a personal blog2m 55s
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Using the web calendar3m 55s
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Enabling the web service7m 35s
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13. Mail
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Enabling mail service3m 10s
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14. Podcasting
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15. Image Deployment
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16. Using Lion Server Services with iOS Devices
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File sharing in Pages3m 39s
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Browsing a wiki2m 50s
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17. Accessing Your Lion Server from Other Devices
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18. Troubleshooting
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Troubleshooting file sharing4m 42s
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Conclusion
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A fond farewell2m 37s
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