Chapter 6. Network Configuration Options

What network-related services does Mac OS X Server offer, and how do you go about managing these services? Often, you'll want your Mac OS X Server to do double duty as a router, DHCP server, or DNS server, or do Network Address Translation (NAT). Perhaps you're replacing an older Windows NT server or upgrading an AppleShareIP server. Each of these services extends the functionality of your server. This chapter looks at setting up some of these services and discusses how they will benefit you.