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Create a transparent local software update server
Very usefull hint for our repair center, but I'm using Mac OS 10.5 Server and with this hint, the Software Update Service won't work anymore because it asks to the same server as clients and the DNS redirect the requests to the server himself. The workaround is again a Web redirection for the server requests. The idea is to redirect the server request to the official Apple Software Server with its IP adress. So, you just have to add those RedirectMatch to your default Web site as you did in the first post :
/content/meta/mirror-config-1.plist to http://17.250.248.95/content/meta/mirror-config-1.plist /content/catalogs/index.sucatalog to http://17.250.248.95/content/catalogs/index.sucatalog /content/catalogs/others/index-windows-1.sucatalog to http://17.250.248.95/content/catalogs/others/index-windows-1.sucatalog Now, your server is downloading the updates from Apple and the clients are updating them transparently with the joy of speed!
Create a transparent local software update server
Hi el doctor
Create a transparent local software update server
i've just run DNS on the same server. or you could put external DNS in your TCP/IP config |
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