The main reason why I bought OS X server 3 years a go and (have kept on upgrading) was to be able to use the QuickTime streaming server. I use it in conjunction with Apache to stream QuickTime movies embedded in web pages all from the same server.
You can now use the free Darwin streaming server on different platforms. By now I am used to using OS X server.
The remote GUI admin tools are nice and now I use it for MySQL/ Apache/PHP (slightly older version pre installed), and file sharing between win2k and mac workstations.
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The main reason why I bought OS X server 3 years a go and (have kept on upgrading) was to be able to use the QuickTime streaming server. I use it in conjunction with Apache to stream QuickTime movies embedded in web pages all from the same server.
You can now use the free Darwin streaming server on different platforms. By now I am used to using OS X server.
The remote GUI admin tools are nice and now I use it for MySQL/ Apache/PHP (slightly older version pre installed), and file sharing between win2k and mac workstations.