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Thankyou this really helped.
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from this I feel more confortable with windows environment, great experts advice....again
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from this I feel more confortable with windows environment, great experts advice....again

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Hi Experts, we have a client that currently has 6 mac machines &amp;&nbsp;2 windows pcs connected to a linux fileserver.They have hosted exchange emails.<br />
They want to chop that out that server and get something newer and more universally supported. I am guessing a windows domain server wont be the way to go and wondered what we could look into ?<br />
Would a Mac server allow roaming profiles and secure logins?<br />
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Thanks.
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Hi Experts, we have a client that currently has 6 mac machines & 2 windows pcs connected to a linux fileserver.They have hosted exchange emails.
They want to chop that out that server and get something newer and more universally supported. I am guessing a windows domain server wont be the way to go and wondered what we could look into ?
Would a Mac server allow roaming profiles and secure logins?

Thanks.

Apple workstations and domain

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