Switch to use http/http so from SMB

tcandela
Valued Contributor II

Currently I use SMB but want to switch to http/https. I am using a Mac running 10.10

Do I have to switch off the SMB shares on the 10.10?

What settings do need setup on the 10.10 to be ready for this?

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davidacland
Honored Contributor II
Honored Contributor II

You still need to leave the SMB settings there to use Casper Imaging and Casper Admin but if you've added in the http details you can use them in policies.

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davidacland
Honored Contributor II
Honored Contributor II

You still need to leave the SMB settings there to use Casper Imaging and Casper Admin but if you've added in the http details you can use them in policies.

tcandela
Valued Contributor II

When a policy runs, how does it choose http over SMB?

apizz
Valued Contributor

@tcandela, as long as HTTP or HTTPS is configured on your distribution point(s), you shouldn't have to do anything to the policy to choose it over SMB/AFP. You'd have to specify in the policy if you wanted to force SMB/AFP mounting instead of HTTP.

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tcandela
Valued Contributor II

Oh I see, just select the checkbox 'force file sharing over afp/SMB' to use instead Of http.

Now do I have to configure Apache to get this working?

I see these two tutorials

https://discussions.apple.com/docs/DOC-3083

http://ole.michelsen.dk/blog/setup-local-web-server-apache-php-osx-yosemite.html

bentoms
Release Candidate Programs Tester

@tcandela This is OSX server right?

Those two guides seem to be for client.

tcandela
Valued Contributor II

No , straight up 10.10.5 Yosemite, no server version.

Would the two articles help me?

On the second article I simply did the

Sudo apachectl start

Http://localhost

And I got the 'It Works' page

bentoms
Release Candidate Programs Tester

@tcandela maybe.. I've always spent the £30 for Server.app... I have about 25 or so OSX servers running NetBoot, AFP, HTTP & Caching.

If NetBoot or Caching server are of interest/use too, it'll be worse the cost.