Title: Like a haystack full of needles
Product review: The index of this book is very inadequate. It's the size of my Subaru yet the index is very short and has no references to things like routing, routers etc. The index for NetInfo Manager which is central to the control of OSX refers to two pages that only refer to it as a method of enabling the root password. If you have to leaf through the entire 1400 pages to find what your looking for you will run out of time very quickly. For my part, anything with a menu is self evident, anything complicated tells you to read the man pages, which, anyone with any salts has already done. Like almost every technical reference relating to Macs and their OS, this book contains a lot of restatements of the obvious with glowing superlatives. For those of us trying to implement Mac OS X and OS X Server in a complex network environment, I'm afraid we are still on our own.
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