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Chapter 7 About Software Update Administration 69
Staying Up To Date with the Apple Server
In order to keep your service synchronized with the most current information, your
Software Update Server must always remain in contact with the Apple server. The
Software Update service regularly checks-in with Apple’s Software Update servers to
update usage information and send lists of newly available software to your updates
catalog on your server as they become available. Apple’s Software Update server uses a
synchronization daemon, swupd_syncd that determines the time period between
updates to your server to ensure the latest update packages are available to you.
Limiting User Bandwidth
The Software Update service in Mac OS X Server lets you limit the bandwidth that
client computers may use when downloading software updates from your Software
Update server. Setting a limit on the bandwidth allows you to control traffic on your
network and prevents Software Update clients from slowing down the network.
For example, if you limit the bandwidth to 56 Kbps, each software update client will
download updates at 56 Kbps. If five clients connect simultaneously to the server, the
total bandwidth used by the clients will be 280 Kbps (56 Kbps x 5).
Revoked Files
On a rare occasion that Apple provides a software update and should want to remove
the package from circulation, Apple can revoke the update package and remove it
from your stored packages. When building the list of files available to users, any
revoked packages are not listed.
Software Update Package Format
You can’t make your own Software Update packages. For security considerations and to
protect attackers from faking packages, the Software Update package installer won’t
install a package unless its signed by Apple. In addition, Software Update service will
work only with the new package format supported in Mac OS X Server v10.4 or later.
Log Files
The log file for the Software Update Server is located at:
/Library/Logs/SoftwareUpdateServer.log
What Information Gets Collected
Apple’s Software Update server collects the following information from client Software
Update servers:
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- Mac OS X Server 1
- Contents 3
- About This Guide 7
- What’s in This Guide 8
- Using Onscreen Help 8
- The Mac OS X Server Suite 9
- Getting Documentation Updates 10
- Part I: System Imaging 13
- Administration 13
- About System Imaging 15
- Inside NetBoot 16
- Client Information File 17
- Shadow Files 17
- NetBoot Image Folder 18
- Property List File 19
- BootP Server 20
- Boot Files 20
- Network Install Images 21
- Before You Set Up NetBoot 21
- What You Need to Know 22
- Client Computer Requirements 22
- Network Hardware Requirements 23
- Network Service Requirements 24
- Capacity Planning 24
- Setup Overview — NetBoot 25
- Creating Mac OS X Boot Images 29
- Creating an OS Install Image 35
- About Packages 38
- Creating Packages 38
- Automating Image Installation 40
- Installing Mac OS Updates 41
- Setting Up NetBoot Service 43
- Enabling Images 45
- Deleting Images 47
- Editing Images 48
- Specifying the Default Image 48
- Setting Up Diskless Clients 51
- Starting Up Using the N Key 52
- Managing NetBoot Service 53
- Boot Images 55
- Balancing Boot Image Access 56
- Advanced NetBoot Tuning 57
- Solving Problems with System 59
- NetBoot Client 60
- Part II: Software Update 65
- About Software Update 67
- Overview 68
- Catalogs 68
- Install Packages 68
- Limiting User Bandwidth 69
- Revoked Files 69
- Log Files 69
- Setup Overview 71
- Setting Up Software Update 73
- Managing Software Update 77
- Update Service 79
- Glossary 81
- 82 Glossary 82
- Glossary 83 83
- 84 Glossary 84
- Glossary 85 85
- 86 Glossary 86
- 87 87
- 88 Index 88
- Index 89 89
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