OS X Server 5.0 beta 3( build 15S2175)

Installing OS X Server beta 2 can be made for the following models:
• iMac (Mid 2007 or newer)
• MacBook (Late 2008 Aluminum, or Early 2009 or newer)
• MacBook Pro (Mid / Late 2007 or newer)
• MacBook Air (Late 2008 or newer)
• Mac Mini (Early 2009 or newer)
• Mac Pro (Early 2008 or newer)
• Xserve (Early 2009),Mac, your computer must meet the following requirements:
• OS X 10.10.4 Yosemite or OS X v10.11 beta 3
• 4 GB of RAM or higher
• 10 GB and / or more free space
(requires 50 GB of space for use as Caching Server)

Application Server
• OS X Server 5.0 features A cleaner, more consistent User interface.
• OS X Server 5.0 is now independent Operating system version. Same version of the
Server CAN be USED on Macs running OS X 10.10.4 Yosemite pre-Release and OS X
v10.11 Beta.
• OS X Server Perform CAN network diagnostic Tests to Verify your Server is accessible
from the Internet. New diagnostic Tests include the ability to Verify When specific
websites are no longer reachable, and When DNS MX Records are Configured incorrectly
or missing.
Caching Server
Caching Server CAN • Accelerate the download of Personalized Data stored in iCloud,
Including photos and iCloud Drive. Enabling iCloud Acceleration Reduces the amount
of iCloud Data That Needs to be downloaded When users have Multiple Devices on the
Same network.
File Sharing
• iOS 9 Beta users now CAN Easily access and store Documents on OS X Server 5.0
Beta. A share once Created Point is, it CAN be Shared to iOS Devices, and
Made available Via Apps That support Document Provider API. This Allows users to
Open, edit and save Documents from 9 Both iOS beta and OS X v10.11 beta. iOS 9 Beta
users CAN Discover and Connect to OS X Server 5.0 Beta using Bonjour, A configuration
Profile or by manual Entering A Server's address.
Profile Manager
• Profile Manager Supports new MDM commands and queries as well as Configuration
Profile payloads and settings Introduced in iOS Beta 9 and OS X v10.11 Beta.
iOS and OS X
• Device-based app VPP assignment -You CAN Assign VPP Apps to Devices INSTEAD
of A User's Apple ID. This Allows for the installation of VPP Apps on iOS Devices and
Mac Computers without Configuring an Apple ID or Sending an Invitation.
• VPP Managed Distribution migration-You CAN migrate Apps Already installed on A
device from assignment to A User's Apple ID to assignment to That device without
deleting the app or User Data.
9 iOS
App installation • Improvements App-Store Apps CAN be installed even if the App
Store is disabled. This includes newly Assigned Apps and app updates.
• Single Sign-On-Apps Configured to use Kerberos automatically Will Launch PerApp
VPN When User A logs into That app.
• Skip steps in Setup Devices Assistant- Enrolled in the Device Enrollment
Program CAN be Configured Remove to Move from the new Android option from the
Setup pane in Setup Assistant.
• Update to latest iOS-You CAN Update DEP-Enrolled supervised Devices to the
latest iOS.
• Network-Network Usage rules Usage rules allow Organizations to Specify how
Managed Apps Networks use, such as Cellular Data Networks, such as restricting the
app's ability to Connect over Cellular or When Roaming on Other Networks. These rules
only apply to Managed Apps.
• New restrictions to device: Prevent Mail Drop; Prevent the use of Air Drop When the
app is Managed.
• New restrictions for supervised Devices: Prevent changing the Wallpaper; Prevent
changing the device name; Prevent modification of the Trust Enterprise app settings;
Prevent iCloud Photo Library; Prevent keyboard shortcuts; Prevent Pairing with
Apple Watch; Prevent A Passcode setting.
OS X
administrator • Hidden Account - Automatically create an administrator Account
DURING initial system Setup. The Presence of this CAN be Hidden Account from
standard users.
• A standard Create Account or Skip Account Setup DURING DEP enrollment -
Configure the OS X Setup Assistant to create A new standard (non-admin) Account
or Account Skip creation Entirely DURING DEP enrollment .