Searching volume on server from client for content in file

We have 9 macs networked to a mac G4 server running server software for 10.3.9. All macs are running 10.4.9. Is there a way to search from a network client for a the content of a file located on the server, to which the client has access privileges.

Since the server is running 10.3.9, it won't be indexed through Spotlight..
You might try using EasyFind.
Just be aware that every time you do a content search, it has to read through the files on the server, rather than relying on a pre-built index, so search times may be a lot longer than a comparable Spotlight search. You can mediate that to a degree by narrowing the range of the search. (Searching a particular folder instead of the whole volume)

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