Configuring the Services on a Network
As you learned in Table 25.1, Mac OS X supports a large number of network services. To access these services, you must configure each machine that will be using them. This configuration involves configuring the particular machine that will be providing those services (the server), and then enabling access to those services on various machines on the network that will be accessing those services (the clients).
Explaining how to configure each of the services that are possible is beyond the scope of this book. However, learning about some examples of services you are likely to use will enable you to configure the others.
Some services of which you will want to take advantage on most networks are the following: ...
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