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SEPT 09 2005 AGENDA

This meeting will be a very TECHNICAL presentation by Apple Engineer David Staton.

NOTE: Usually meetings are held in Gambrell Computer Center the third monday of the month and no registration is required for MUG meetings. This is a special Apple Technical Presentation that will be held in the Carolina Colliseum on the corner of Blossom and Assembly Streets in Columbia, SC. See below for map and parking information.

Questions? mac@sc.edu

 

OS X LAB IMAGING MEETING DETAILS

Apple Computer and the University of South Carolina's School of Journalism are sponsoring a free seminar on the Imaging and Cloning of Mac OS X Systems.  The seminar will be held on:

MEETING will be Friday, September 9 from 9:00 AM to noon

in the CEO Conference Room at the Journalism School in the old Coliseum building, which on the corner of Blossom and Assembly Streets in Columbia, SC.

This lecture and demonstration seminar will consist of the following topics:

- Deploying NetInstall to install Tiger via the NetBoot technology from a Mac OS X Tiger Server,

- Using Mike Bombich's NBAS to NetBoot Across Subnets to deploy NetInstall,

- Deploying Apple Software Restore Multicasting with Apple Remote Desktop and NetBoot to image and clone Mac Systems,

- Using Mike Bombich's NetRestore 3.0 with ASR Multicasting to image and clone Mac Systems

- Imaging and cloning Mac systems with Tiger Install CD's and a client Tiger Macintosh. Seating is limited; so register early.  

- Visitor parking meters are available along Blossom Street as well in the parking lot across the street from Coliseum between the Strom Thurmond Wellness and Fitness Center and the Greek Village.  The cost is $1.00 per hour and must be paid in coins. Parking is also available in the Bull Street Parking Lot at the corner of Bull Street and Blossom Street. A map of campus can be found at

http://www.sc.edu/vmps/maps/full.htm

 

 

 

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