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The complete guide

to Mac OS X administration

Enterprise Mac

Charles S. Edge Jr | Beau Hunter | Zack Smith

Administrator’s Guide

Books for professionals By professionals ®

sure your users—and your organization—get the most out of their Macs.

We’ve compiled the best practices for you as a Mac administrator, introducing

you to the common issues you’ll face, and helping you build the best possible

environment for a large-scale Mac os X implementation.

But wait—in today’s design-centric universe, your users want more. With the

Mac’s strong presence in enterprises everywhere, your users expect a richer

end-user experience and to be treated as irst-class citizens on the network. in

this book we show you how you can deliver that ideal environment using Mac

os X, one your users will certainly appreciate.

in the diverse world of today’s enterprise, some of those users may need to

run Windows or linux applications, so we also show you how to deploy and

integrate Windows virtual machines on top of the Mac os. at the end of the

day, it comes down to making sure your users have the right tools at their

disposal so they can get their jobs done.

Whether you’re an iTil-practicing institution or simply looking for help in

managing your Mac os X leet, seamless integration is the goal—and we give

you the know-how to achieve it. Many of the best practices we share with you

are a combination of the norms that have emerged in the community and the

fundamentals of enterprise computing. By merging these two worlds, we give

you the tools to not only facilitate integration but also make sure your deploy-

ments go smoothly and result in happy users.

in this book, we help you go a step further and innovate the way you do busi-

ness. Whether you’re talking about how to package up a piece of software for

deployment or how to manage a preference, we’ll help you bridge the gap

between the existing enterprise and the enterprise of the future. Just imagine

an environment where users can choose whatever platform they want to sit

on their desks—and even seamlessly transition between them. We’ll take that

journey with you from initial imaging, to directory services integration, to the

long-term management issues you’ll encounter. With this book as your guide,

you’ll build and support that ideal enterprise environment!

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Zach Smith

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