Server Admin Remote Reviews – Page 5
4/5 rating based on 50 reviews. Read all reviews for Server Admin Remote for iPhone.
Server Admin Remote is paid iOS app published by Quartett mobile GmbH
Useless with OS X Server 10.9 or later
popnfresh
Once upon a time, Server Admin Remote was a handy app for OS X sever admins to use for monitoring their servers. Then something happened in mid-2013. The developer abandoned it. So now if you happen to have a Mac server running 10.9 or later, this app is completely useless. It's a pity, too, because once it was pretty good.
Don't buy!
IslandLife
Was great when it lasted ... Hasn't been updated to work with last two OS X versions.
Need an update, will not work with OSX 10.10
HM3E46
The app need to be updated to support OSX 10.10, don't buy it if you are running 10.9 or higher
Doesn't work
Trssho91
I wasted $10 on an app this developer is still selling, but not updating to still work
ABANDONED - DO NOT BUY!!
hzink
** ABANDONWARE ** DO NOT DOWNLOAD - THIS HAS BEEN ABANDONED BY THE DEVELOPER AINCE 2013 I suggest you do the same with the developer, and any other products he might work on. --------- Really, no one has reviewed this???? This is a great and convenient app for remote administration of XServe (or, since those are dead) any OS X server environment. Please update workgroup manager likewise.
DOES WORK with El Cap Server!
Leo of BORG
Happy to say that I "believed" the screenshots of the Devs (running 10.11.x) and was pleasantly surprised that the previous "DO NOT BUY" reviews are obsolete. Yes, it DOES WORK with El Cap (5.2) server, and I hope that the Devs revise it so it works in the Fall with *COUGH*. EASILY found both of my El Cap servers on my LAN, plugged in credentials, and after a brief hiccup with self-signed certs both machines were good. If you need to start/stop services, view logs and see sparklines you'll be very happy. For anything more complex um.... you should use Server.app on your DT. Four thumbs up for handy onboarding & help ("Make sure your server is accessable [screenshot]"). Minus one for MAYBE a minor bug with self signed certs that I'll be emailing the Devs with WHEN I can regress. Bad Uncle Leo says this is well worth the $9.99. Buy these guys a beer or three.
Finally...
Nai-De
...with the latest release which fixes the SSL issue, I have finally a solution better than SSH for routine system monitoring etc. One only asks oneself: why does a third party have to reverse engineer such a thing, instead of Apple providing such a solution from day one?