Leopard  Server Install Instructions

NOTE: if installing on older hardware onto a RAID, be sure the RAID version is version 2, not version 1 prior to installing the OS.

#Install Panther Server off the CDs
#  - boot normally and select the install CD from the StartupDisk Preference Pane
#  - once the installer appears, run Disk Utility from the Installer pull-down
#    menu if you need to modify any RAID configurations before the install
# CLI for partitioning 1 drive:  diskutil partitionDisk /dev/disk1 2 GPTFormat "Journaled HFS+" OSDisk 20G "Journaled HFS+" DataDisk 1G
#  - After selecting the drive to install, hit the 'Options' button, and select
#    'Erase and Install' not upgrade.
#  - On the next screen, hit the 'Customize' button, and remove any foreign
#      language and printer components
#  - Begin the install

#Once the install is complete, the following will appear:

For Xserves without video, you can either try the offline configuration method
that uses the Auto Server Setup feature,
or
Find the machine with ARD to get the IP
ssh root@the.ip.add.ress
/System/Library/CoreServices/RemoteManagement/ARDAgent.app/Contents/Resources/kickstart -configure -access -on -privs -all -users root
Then you can finish configuring the machine through ARD using root and the
serial number password.

Welcome:  click continue
Server Configuration: Advanced
Keyboard: select US
Serial Number: enter the serial number for this installation of OSX Server
Register the server as LSA / University of Michigan
Administrator Account:
  Name: macroot
  Short Name: macroot
  Password: (not included in this document)
  Verify: retype the same password
#Network Names:
#  Host Name: Type the fully-qualified host name (foo.lsa.umich.edu)
#  Computer Name: Type the same fully-qualified host name
#  Rendezvous Name: Type the same fully-qualified host name.  It probably
#     will autofill this with a hyphen-separated name instead of period
#     separated - this is OK.
Network Interfaces:
  The only box that should remain checked is TCP/IP for Built-in Ethernet
TCP/IP Connection:
  Configure: Manually
  IP Address: (set appropriately)
  Subnet Mask: (set appropriately)
  Router: (set appropriately)
  DNS Servers: 141.211.211.180
               141.211.144.17
               141.211.125.17
  Search Domains: (leave blank)
Directory Usage: Standalone Server
Leave the box checked to allow Remote Management
Confirm Settings: (click Apply)
...wait for the server while it's being configured
Restart when prompted

If this machine will have the ARD admin util on it, install it now.

Perform a software update and reboot

Perform another software update and reboot (if needed)

CLI METHOD:
ssh macroot@newservername
# Install all required software updates
softwareupdate -i -r
reboot
ssh macroot@newservername

KERBEROS SECURITY SETTING:
If you want to require a password to ssh to the server even if Kerberos
is configured and a host principal is present, you must add the following
lines to the /etc/sshd_config file:
# Disable automatic login if you have a kerberos ticket
GssapiAuthentication no


ENABLE OUTGOING MAIL
We want hardware warnings to be able to get off the box, so we need to
enable outgoing mail.
In 'Server Admin.app', select Mail, then Settings
In the 'General' pane, have ONLY 'Enable SMTP' checked
In the 'Relay' pane, only accept SMTP relays from 127.0.0.1/32
Click 'Save', and 'Start Mail'

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Install K2Client.mpkg   (for software and hardware inventory purposes)
Install Kerberos.pkg
Install Kerberized-Console-10.5.pkg
Install LDAPumich-Leopard.pkg
Install date.pkg
reboot
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System Preferences > Security:
  Check Require password to wake
  Uncheck Disable mouse when locked
System Preferences > Energy Saver:
  Be sure 'restart after system freeze/power failure' is checked
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Reset the root password.
By default the root password is set the same as the first account.