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How do I install SysAid on Mac OS X? The Mac agent is available as of the SysAid 4.5 release. However, we have not yet tested and approved the agent for all versions of Mac. The current agent should function on Mac OS X 10.4 and 10.5. In order to install the SysAid agent on a MAC OS X, please follow the instructions below: • Download SysAid Agent for Macintosh OS X.

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• Run the setup wizard. • If you wish to have an easy access to SysAid, please copy the SysAid Agent icon from the Applications folder to your Dock panel. This step is optional.

• Click on the SysAid Agent icon. On the first run, the configuration page will appear. • Enter your Server URL, Account ID and serial key. These details can be found in the Downloads page in SysAid. SysAid will then validate the information.

• Once the validation is complete, the SysAid daemon will start running, and your inventory information will be updated. You will also be able to access the End User Portal with the SysAid Agent icon. Note: The following folders are added during installation: /Library/SysAid - Configuration files / Log files / Programs /Library/StartupItems/sysaid - Daemon to start / stop scripts /Application/SysAidAgent - The SysAid icon to access the end user portal.

I installed JaS and it goes to the setup and everything. It says 'Server Assistant is collecting system information.' And gives me the spinny progress bar, but it doesn't ever stop and the 'continue' option is available, so I just click that. It asks me about my keyboard layout, etc. And then I get to the 'Serial Number' screen. I have tried several serials, but what looks to be the best one--[removed]--is what I have been using lately, though they all give me the same problem. Side note: I had to reset the date on my clock to one year earlier, otherwise it gave me the 'your serial number has expired' error when I used that serial.

No matter what I do: change the Registered to/Organization fields, have the internet plugged in or not, use different serials I even left it OVERNIGHT but it simply won't finish this process. It just gives me that stupid little spinning thing and says 'Validating Serial Number' forever. I have tried bypassing it with Command + Q and this worked once, but I didn't get very far because I couldn't login or do anything until I entered a serial. But now it doesn't even give me the option, just 'Shut Down' or 'Continue' ('Continue' being try the serial again) when I do Command + Q. PLEASE HELP!!! Okay, well I had found a few instances of the same problem, but no one else had found a solution either.

Finally, after a lot of searching through Apple's online guide, I finally figured it out and now I feel really stupid. I was trying to set it up as an 'Advanced' server and then (if possible) setting up an Active Directory on it, but setting up an 'Advanced' or 'Workstation' server requires an AD to already exist on the network! All I need to do is set it up as a 'Standard' server.

Of course, there are no drivers for my integrated network interface, and setting up a Standard server requires an active internet connection, but I'm going to run out and get a supported card tomorrow. So now that the solution is out there, hopefully no one else will run into this problem. I purchased a copy of OSX 10.5 server off ebay for $185 dollars, and am trying to install on JAS 10.5.4 on an old laptop, I have spent two days trying to get it to go past the swirling 'validating serial number'.