How does Mac OS X Server differ from AppleShare IP?
A. The two servers offer different types of services. AppleShare IP is a general-purpose server that includes a fully integrated set of services based on the familiar Mac OS 8.5 operating system, delivering high performance and exceptional ease of use. Some key services are unique to AppleShare IP, such as mail servers, SMB support, and firewalls. Mac OS X Server provides innovative services such as an Apache Web server, WebObjects network application services, and the revolutionary new NetBoot server software for easily managing numerous Mac systems. Mac OS X Server provides these services through a powerful core operating system, which features advanced capabilities such as preemptive multitasking and protected memory for incredible stability and scalability. Q.