Software

Apple Remote Desktop: Configuring remotely via command line (kickstart)

Apple Remote Desktop includes the “kickstart” command line utility. It allows you to install, uninstall, activate, configure, and restart components of Apple Remote Desktop without restarting the computer.

OS X Mavericks: Apple Remote Desktop 3 stops responding

Learn what to do if Apple Remote Desktop 3 stops responding.

OS X Server (Mavericks): Xcode and Wiki web-based services take precedence over Websites

After turning on the Website or Wiki service for a site, the Xcode Service remains the default service.

Installing Apple Remote Desktop 3.3 in OS X Lion or later

You can use the steps in this article to install Apple Remote Desktop Admin when the installer reports that it requires Mac OS X v10.6.

About Apple Remote Desktop 3.7.1

Learn about Apple Remote Desktop 3.7.1.

About Apple Remote Desktop 3.3

This article describes Apple Remote Desktop version 3.3.

About Apple Remote Desktop Admin 3.5.3

Learn about the Apple Remote Desktop Admin v3.5.3 update.

Xserve: How to remove or install memory

Learn how to install additional memory or replace the memory in your Xserve.

iCloud: Email is delayed or returns to sender with 452 alert message

Delivery of an email message to your inbox is delayed or returned to the sender with a “452″ alert.

Pages for iCloud release notes

We’re constantly updating Pages for iCloud beta. Updates are cumulative, so when you open Pages on iCloud.com, it has all the latest features. You can see all the features included with each release below.