Export settings within Server Admin doesn't really

So I've had a whootin good time with a migration. Situation was a dual g4 died on me, right after I'd imaged it to a mac mini. I have another mac mini that I wanted to setup as a backup machine/tester. I tried one time to export all the server settings and admin settings and that didn't work at all, so I decided to export say...just my firewall settings, then import just the firewall settings back in. That worked, but didn't have all my firewall settings (ended up having to copy ipfw.conf.apple over). I then tried the same with just dns settings, but that didn't work..I'd import in, the zones would flash up on the zone list, then vanish. Has anyone ever successfully exported and imported settings? So far it's seemed like kind of a waste of time if it's not gonna copy everything over. I dunno...maybe it's the g4 imaged to the macmini that I'm exporting from. All of these are on 10.5.6 using the latest build of Server Admin

Have a look at the following:
http://support.apple.com/kb/TS3960

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Your question here appears related to or a continuation of this previous question — is this the case?
Based on the previous posting, whatever information you're receiving from the vendor support folks appears rather garbled or confused, particularly based on that "The vendor mentioned that we need to route the DNS and get it working (forwarded) on port 80 and I'd tend to avoid them." comment over there.
I'd ask the vendor for documentation and details (as on its face, a requirement for this proxy seems, well, somewhat questionable), but yes, you're probably in the Apache config files here, and probably using overrides and .htaccess if the site is low-volume, as that'll keep the changes isolated for testing.
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Message was edited by: jamespsullivan

MAC address filtering at the server level works, just not filtering at the image level. Depending on exactly what you are trying to achieve, this might help. But, I'm not clear on exactly what you are trying to achieve with the filtering.
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@Jared - Was that information missing in your file? I thought when you elected to use this file that it was automatically populated with all available settings. And unfortunately (IMNSHO) the settings don't immediately reflect the settings in the dialog. (I think they should, as a starting point. At least, that's the behavior *I* expected the first time I played with the feature. I was admittedly taken aback when it didn't work that way.)
Assuming the setting was missing, how did you manage to sort what setting should be added?
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Server Admin cannot update any mail settings on nearly fresh 10.4 server

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I'm having the same problem (and updating to 10.4.5 did not fix it either).
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