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About This Blog
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Far Away Mac is a weblog by Macminicolo.net
about using your Mac as a server. We offer tips, application reviews and
tutorials on setup. Let us know if we can be of any help.
Used Mac minis
- Our current inventory of used Mac minis.
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One of the more popular uses for the Mac minis in our data center is to run a web server. The minis have incredible performance for this service. At one point, I was serving 3.5 million hits per month off of one G4 server. The Intel minis are naturally much better with more RAM allowed.
Mac OS X makes it easier to get a web site up and running. In this video, I show you how to enable the service, where to change web site documents, and how to test that it’s working.
In the video, I mention a few links. I’ll list them here:
DNSMadeEasy.com – a great service for DNS
More Info on Apache
And now a link to the video: Enable the Web Server (option+click to download)
If you have questions or comments on the video, you can send them via twitter (@macminicolo) or using our contact page.
