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Business solutions to meet your needs and your budget. Introducing the new AirPort Extreme Base Station. Blazingly fast and secure, the 802.11n Wi-Fi base station offers the perfect wireless solution for home, school, and business. Supporting Mac computers, PCs, and your other Wi-Fi devices such as iPhone and Apple TV, it lets you easily share your broadband Internet connection, printer, hard drive, and more. Calendar Server AirPort Express is a compact 802.11n Wi-Fi base station that lets you enjoy your iTunes music library in almost any room in your house, share a single broadband Internet connection, share a USB printer, and create an instant network on the go–wirelessly. Chat Server Ever wish you could talk to someone clear to the other side of the office? Keep everyone connected with iChat Server 2, it works with iChat AV 4 in Leopard to bring easy-to-use secure multi-user chat, file transfers, audio, video conferencing, and screen sharing to workgroups, small businesses, and large corporations.   File Print Server Provide important data to everyone in your office with ease. Share files and network resources locally and over the Internet using native file protocols, including AFP, SMB and NFS, to provide out-of-the-box support for heterogeneous environments.   Back-Up Server Backup your entire office with one single solution, set up your xServe raid to keep everyone’s data safe.   Open Directory Server Imagine if all your network passwords were handled in one place. Open Directory 4 includes cross-domain authorization, augment records, cascading replication, replica sets and RADIUS authentication for AirPort base stations. With Augment Records, schema extensions are no longer required in Active Directory to support Mac OS X features such as collaboration, calendaring and managed preferences.   Web Server Host your websites and files from your office server. Leopard Server offers experienced webmasters support for using either Apache 2.2 and Apache 1.3 from within the Server Admin application. Apache 2.2 is now the default web server, and upgrading users are offered the flexibility of continuing to use Apache 1.3 or migrating their website and configuration files to Apache 2.2.