Leopard
Using Boot Camp to run XP and MacOS on the same computer
Boot Camp is software included with Mac OS X 10.5 Leopard that lets you run compatible versions of Microsoft Windows on an Intel-based Mac.I will be guiding you guys through how to setup Boot Camp in Mac OS X Leopard or Snow Leopard. Boot Camp is a utility that comes with every new Macintosh and can run on any Intel Macintosh. It allows you to natively boot and run Windows XP (SP2 or later), Vista or Windows 7 (Not officially supported yet). Here goes the tutorial:Step 1: Navigate to Applications>Utilities>Boot Camp Assistant and open it. Read the introduction and click continueStep 2: Pick a partition size and select “Partition”. Allow the assistant to partition your hard drive for you.Step 3: Follow the rest of the Boot Camp Assistant instructions, ending with inserting your Windows Installation DVD/CD.Step 4: For the rest of the steps in setting up and installing Windows on to your Mac, follow this Apple Boot Camp tutorial: http://manuals.info.apple.com/en_US/Boot_Camp_Install-Setup.pdf
How to share an Internet via Mac OS Leopard to other computers
If your Mac computer has an Internet from Chello, the only way to share it is the following steps: 1. Go to Control Panel (you find it in your Finder) 2. From the menu Internet and Network choose Sharing 3. After this step, you see on your Control Panel, a list of computer's sharing possibilities (File sharing, Web sharing, Screen Sharing and so on....) 4. Choose an Internet sharing 5. Define how to use an Internet together (through Ethernet in this case) 6. Define how the other computers get your Internet (throhgh Airport in this case) 7. Further more you could define a password in order to protect your connection from unknown users, or just leave without password if you dont mind that other unknown users use your Internet. That are probably all steps!!! And it should definitely work, if you follow this instruction clearly.
How to share an Internet via Mac OS Leopard to other computers
If your Mac computer has an Internet from Chello, the only way to share it is the following steps: 1. Go to Control Panel (you find it in your Finder) 2. From the menu Internet and Network choose Sharing 3. After this step you can see on your Control Panel a list of computer's sharing possibilities (File sharing, Web sharing, Screen Sharing and so on....) 4. Choose an Internet sharing 5. Define how to use an Internet together (through Ethernet in this case) 6. Define how the other computers get your Internet (throhgh Airport in this case) 7. Further more you could define a password in order to protect your connection from unknown users, or just leave without password if you dont mind that other unknown users use your Internet. That is probably all steps!!! And it should definitely work, if you follow this instruction clearly.
Installing and using iCal Server
- When configuring Mac OS X Leopard Server, three options are available: standard, workgroup and advanced configuration. Advanced is to be used if an iCal Server shall be hosted
- A correct defined DNS is necessary.
- In the program ServerAdmin select the service DNS
- In the program ServerAdmin in the DNS part add a new primary zone (e.g. techscreen.at)
- Add a record for the computer hosting the iCal server (e.g. server results in the fully qualified name of "server.techscreen.at"
- Users have to defined in Open Directory (a kind of LDAP server) that can access the iCal server.
- In the program ServerAdmin select the service Open Directory
- In the program ServerAdmin in the Open Directory create a master directory
- A kerberos server for authorization will be created if Open Directory is started. The Kerberos realm in our example is "SERVER.TECHSCREEN.AT"
- If the state of Kerberos is "not working" after start of Open Directory then the DNS was not configured correctly
- Add a user
- In the program workgroup manager add a user that may have access to the iCal server (e.g. student with password "Reine")
- In the Advanced tab enable calendaring for this user
- In the settings of the programm ServerAdmin select the service iCal
- In the programm ServerAdmin in the iCal part select a domain name such as "server.techscreen.at"
- Do not select SSL unless you have a real certificate, otherwise no access to the server is possible
- In the program Directory Service add the name of the server (i.e. server.techscreen.at)
- In the iCal program select settings|accounts and add user (e.g. student) and the password
- Now a calendar is shown in iCal. The name of the calendar can be changed and new events can be entered. Every other user that knows about the user name and the password can now access this calendar. This should be also possible fro other programs supporting iCal and CalDAV
