Several months ago, I heard about Server Tools not working on Mac OS X Server. The excuse then was because 10.7 was still in beta.
When 10.7 first became available on the App Store, I quickly purchased and downloaded it. However, when I ran Workgroup Manager, it would not connect to our older 10.5 servers.
I'd put in the server's address and login info, hit connect, then watched as the connection window faded and just sat... and sat...
After several minutes, I'd get an error message ("An error of type -14910 occurred."). I figured it was because 10.7 was too new.
Well, 10.7.1 came out, and nothing changed. 10.7.2 then came out, and still nothing has changed. The same bugs and issues Server Tools had when 10.7 was in beta earlier this year still happen today. We're heading into November now, and 10.7 has been out for months.
Has Apple just given up on the Server Tools?
Right now, as a work-around, I remote into 10.5 and 10.6 systems, and run their Server Tools.
When 10.7 first became available on the App Store, I quickly purchased and downloaded it. However, when I ran Workgroup Manager, it would not connect to our older 10.5 servers.
I'd put in the server's address and login info, hit connect, then watched as the connection window faded and just sat... and sat...
After several minutes, I'd get an error message ("An error of type -14910 occurred."). I figured it was because 10.7 was too new.
Well, 10.7.1 came out, and nothing changed. 10.7.2 then came out, and still nothing has changed. The same bugs and issues Server Tools had when 10.7 was in beta earlier this year still happen today. We're heading into November now, and 10.7 has been out for months.
Has Apple just given up on the Server Tools?
Right now, as a work-around, I remote into 10.5 and 10.6 systems, and run their Server Tools.
