Apple Workgroup Server 6150/66 - Manual (Page 12)

Who should read this guide
This guide is intended for the person who sets up the server and connects it to
an existing network. You should be familiar with basic Macintosh terms,
concepts, and techniques. If you’re new to the Macintosh environment, see
Appendix B, “Getting Help,” after setting up your server system. You also
need to know some details of your existing network to choose the appropriate
procedures for connecting the server to your network.
What this guide contains
Here’s a brief summary of what you’ll find in this guide:
m Chapter 1, “Setting Up Your Server,” explains how to connect the monitor,
keyboard, and mouse, and how to start up your server for the first time.
m Chapter 2, “Connecting to the Network,” describes how to connect the
server to an Ethernet or LocalTalk network.
m Chapter 3, “Expanding Your Server and Connecting Other Equipment,”
describes how to install an expansion card, add memory to the server, and
connect additional internal and external devices.
m Chapter 4, “Using Software With Your Server,” discusses running Power
Macintosh software and server application programs (including network
services).
m Chapter 5, “Troubleshooting,” helps you solve problems with the server.
This chapter also explains how to reinstall system software.
m Appendix A, “Safety, Maintenance, and Health Information,” suggests how
you can create a healthful and safe server environment and keep your server
equipment in good working order.
m Appendix B, “Getting Help,” describes how to use the various kinds of on-
screen help available in the Guide menu.
m Appendix C, “Special Keys on Your Keyboard,” describes the uses of unique
keys as shortcuts for menu commands and alternatives to using the mouse.
m Appendix D, “Using Stereo Audio,” explains how to use your server’s
stereo audio capabilities.
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