With ExtremeZ-IP, the proven standard for file sharing between Mac desktops and Windows servers has taken compatibility without compromise to an even higher level of performance. In its new release, ExtremeZ-IP combines previous File and Print Server capabilities into a single powerful integrated solution.

What's new in ExtremeZ-IP

Version 8.1:

Note: The ExtremeZ-IP 8.1 release MUST be installed if your server is configured with Time Machine volumes and you have OS X 10.9 clients backing up with Time Machine.

Enhancements:

ExtremeZ-IP is compatible with OS X 10.9. [US2741]
ExtremeZ-IP now logs when the root of a Spotlight search enabled volume is not being indexed by the Windows Search backend. [US5770]

Bug fixes:

Spotlight searching is now supported on Network Reshare volumes where the UNC path is a FQDN. [US5750]
Fixed a bug where folders would flash and redraw on OS X 10.8 and later. [DE9063]
Fixed a bug where enumerating folders could lead to excessive memory usage. [US7319]

We have been using ExtremeZ-IP for years to provide AFP3 which Windows server does not offer (only offers AFP2). AFP3 fully supports OSX (AFP2 does not). It's simple and easy to install. Install, turn off SFM, done, no reboot of Win server needed. The importance of ExtremeZ-IP is even greater given the fact Microsoft removed SFM (which includes AFP2) from Windows Server 2008. If your mixed platform environment is forced to use Windows server on the back end, do yourself and your company a favor, get ExtremeZ-IP (SMB is not any better than AFP2) so your MacOS users are fully supported. PS, The "Auto-reconnect" feature alone is worth the price of ExtremeZ-IP Don

Guest

Jun 15 2004

3.1.1

0.0

Jun 15 2004

0.0

Version: 3.1.1

very good exelent