Hi David-
I'm getting a return: serversetup Not Found does this mean the
install wasn't complete? or is this an Administration Tool that can be
installed after the fact?
Alnisa
On 11/8/07, David Haines <email@hidden> wrote:
>
> On Nov 8, 2007, at 8:13 PM, Alnisa Allgood wrote:
>
> > Hi All-
> >
> > I'm having a major issue right now. I have a server located in
> > California, I'm in Wisconsin. Another consultant installed Mac OS X
> > Tiger Server on a new Mac mini for me. I'm not certain what happen
> > during the install, but when I connect using Server Admin, the
> > 'Settings' tab/button does not display. Additionally, all the data
> > such as: system version, server version, computer name, license type,
> > etc.—all state 'Not Available'.
> >
> > Is there anyway, anyway to re-activate the server install, without
> > re-installing Mac OS X Server? Or if not, is there anyway to install
> > Mac OS X Server remotely? I normally use Timbuktu and the various
> > server tools to administer remotely, but obviously Timbuktu would be
> > wiped. I'm open to a number of ideas. I need to have the server ready
> > to serve websites after a DNS transition which is scheduled for
> > tomorrow. But the consultant who installed it originally, won't have
> > time until Tuesday.
> >
> > Any ideas? Pretty please!!
>
>
> Since it sounds like you do have remote access of some kind at this
> point (Timbuktu I guess),
> you might try (via the Terminal)
>
> sudo serversetup -verifyServerSerialNumber
> and if need be
>
> sudo serversetup -setServerSerialNumber
>
>
>
>
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