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Apple Mac OS X Server 1.2 PLUS NetBoot Server 1.2 + Apple WebObjects 
4.0.1 Developer + Apple Third-Party Solutions CD!! You are sure to 
ALWAYS have a great Server on classic hardware with this Server 
Operating System!!

NO RESERVE PRICE!!!

Thank you for examining this super item! Successful high bidder gets 
these original, official, rare Apple Mac OS X Server 1.2 (which includes 
Mac OS Compatibility MacOS.app) for Mac PowerPC 603, 604 & 750 (G3) & G4 
chip computers, PLUS NetBoot Server 1.2 PLUS Apple WebObjects 4.0.1 
Developer, intended for PowerPC Mac OS X Server 1.x PLUS Apple's 
Third-Party Solutions CD! Y2K compliant!!

Run Mac OS X Server 1.2 (aka Rhapsody) on your older, 603, 604, & 750 
(G3) PowerPC chip Macs, and is optimized/supported on G3/G4s. Mac OS X 
Server 1.2 requires 64+MB of RAM, 1+GB hard drive and a CD-ROM drive. 
New Operating System, with Mac� OS 8.x support, Mach 2.5 Kernel, 
OpenBSD, Adobe Display Postscript, Apache�, and Network Assistant 4 
software and other specific features for G3/G4 Servers, with QuickTime 
Streaming Server software support. Originally sold for $499 new! Get it 
as a collectors item, or for real use today!

The user interface looks very similar to Rhapsody-see screenshots and 
see what 3rd Party Developers said about this release and available software

Mac OS X Server is built on a modern, high-performance and reliable 
operating system foundation and includes powerful services designed for 
Apple�s Internet development, design and publishing, and education 
customers. Mac OS X Server is also faster than Windows NT Server in high 
bandwidth file throughput tests.

Other key Mac OS X Server features include: A modern foundation, based 
on Mach and BSD 4.4, which provides performance and stability through 
full preemptive multitasking, protected memory and advanced virtual 
memory. Apache 1.3.4, the HTTP server used by over half the web sites on 
the Internet, which scales from workgroups to Internet sites capable of 
handling millions of hits per day. Apache leverages the power of Open 
Source development to deliver a feature-rich web serving solution.

NetBoot, a new feature which allows a network of Macs to be booted and 
configured from a single server, making network administration as easy 
as running a single Mac. With NetBoot, all Macs on a network share the 
same base system and applications stored on the server. NetBoot enables 
full control of user access, allowing users to securely access their own 
applications, documents and personal desktop preferences from any 
Macintosh on the network. Scalable Apple file services, capable of 
supporting over 1,000 users and thousands of open files. Users can 
access files from any AppleShare client over TCP/IP or AppleTalk network 
protocols. Additionally, all file server operations may be managed 
remotely using web-based remote administration tools.

Apple�s market-leading application server platform for development and 
deployment of high-performance, large-scale Internet and intranet 
applications. With major advances in ease of application development, 
performance and Java functionality, WebObjects 4 is a milestone release, 
and it is also available for Windows and UNIX variants.

Get it as a collectors item, or for real use today! WebObjects 
originally sold new for over $600!

WebObjects is architected to allow users to create Web pages that change 
on the fly without data and applications having to be rewritten, and 
works with any browser on top of Mac OS X, Windows NT and Unix Servers 
and enables users to build interactive Web-based applications at the 
server level.
WebObjects Enterprise1.0 had garnered more than US$2.5 million in sales, 
clients implemented WebObjects on their Web sites include Motorola, 
Disney, Reebok and the Sharper Image... And THIS is WebObjects version 
4.0.1! Just imagine what you can do NOW!

Development efforts aimed at the burgeoning World Wide Web are shifting 
from the user interface to the server, according to Steve Jobs, chairman 
and CEO of Next Software Inc.
Act one of the Web focused on enhancing the user interface and expanding 
the capabilities of Web browsing software, Jobs said in his keynote 
address here yesterday. "But the server will be the epicenter of act two."

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