If you want to follow along with this tutorial but you don't have FileMaker Server you can always go to the Support section on the FileMaker website right here in the Downloads and if you scroll down a bit you'll be able to download the trial software. Keep in mind that FileMaker Server also runs on Windows 2003 and OS X 10.4, so if you are running on either of those older platforms there might be subtle changes in what you see and what tools are available, but for the most part everything will be the same. For this tutorial we will be working with FileMaker Server Advanced 11, running on Windows Server 2008 that I'm showing here through the Mac Remote Desktop client and also FileMaker Server running this Mac OS X 10.5 Leopards. So let's set the stage for what we are going to do. NET or DBC that you can use to consume FileMaker data through the Web and from other Desktop applications, all of that through either regular FileMaker Server or FileMaker Server Advanced. And to wrap things up in this tutorial we will talk about non-FileMaker technologies such as PHP and. An important section of this tutorial will be about strategies for troubleshooting when things go wrong.

Plus also detailed information on how to put together the best possible deployment so that once you have all of this configured it will keep on running with the best possible up time. In this tutorial you will get an in depth look at what FileMaker Server is and how you configure it. And welcome to the VTC tutorial on FileMaker Server.

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