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I need more help than that. &nbsp;You want to use the G5 as a file server? &nbsp;Or other serving? &nbsp;What are the workstations, what will they be doing with the server?<br />
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I need more help than that.  You want to use the G5 as a file server?  Or other serving?  What are the workstations, what will they be doing with the server?

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thanks d,<br />
ok, yeah, I need to have the G5 run as a server where by workstations can run off it completely-boot up and all. They will be working on a intranet system-browser based mostly.<br />
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thanks d,
ok, yeah, I need to have the G5 run as a server where by workstations can run off it completely-boot up and all. They will be working on a intranet system-browser based mostly.



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Yes I want to do Netboot. but, what would the minimum requirement for the workstations be??<br />

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Yes I want to do Netboot. but, what would the minimum requirement for the workstations be??


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The workstations only have to support OS X if thats what youll be booting.
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The workstations only have to support OS X if thats what youll be booting.

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so at least G3 with how much memory???<br />

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Hi experts.<br />
i recently got a mac G5. <br />
I have a network set up and would like to run several workstations off the one server. What do I need to do??<br />
Thanks.
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Hi experts.
i recently got a mac G5. 
I have a network set up and would like to run several workstations off the one server. What do I need to do??
Thanks.

slaves off the main server

Apple devices including Macs, iPhones, iPods and iPad support standard wired and wireless networking technologies, but they also utilize custom applications and some special techniques for networking with each other and with non-Apple devices. Apple manufacturers the AirPort line of wireless networking products, and has its own networking protocols, AppleTalk and AFP (Apple Filing Protocol).