Apple Mac OS X Server (Administrator’s Guide) - Manual (Page 565)

Tools for Advanced Users 565
m To turn AppleTalk on, type “networksetup -setappletalk on”.
m To turn passive FTP on, type “networksetup -setpassiveftp on”.
m To set the order in which network services are contacted on a particular port, type
“networksetup -ordernetworkservices [...]”.
Designating Proxy Servers
You can use networksetup to designate servers to be used as proxies for some services:
m To set up proxy servers, use these networksetup commands:
-setftpproxy
-setwebproxy
-setsecurewebproxy
-setstreamingproxy
-setgopherproxy
-setsocksfirewallproxy
m To enable or disable the proxy settings, use these networksetup commands:
-setftpproxystate
-setwebproxystate
-setsecurewebproxystate
-setstreamingproxystate
-setgopherproxystate
-setsocksfirewallproxystate
m To designate bypass domains that you want to use for a network service, type
“networksetup -setproxybypassdomains
[...]”. To clear all bypass domain entries for the network service, type “empty” in place of a
domain name.
MySQL Manager
You use MySQL Manager to manage the version of MySQL that is installed with Mac OS X
Server. MySQL provides a relational database management system for hosting information
you want to make available and manage using a Web site.
It lets you
m initialize the MySQL database
m start the MySQL process and make sure it starts automatically when the server restarts
m shut down the MySQL process and keep it from starting when the server restarts
You’ll find MySQL Manager in /Applications/Utilities/MySQL Manager.app.