XRD is a graphical user interface designed for Apple's Xserve Remote Diagnostics tool. It enables users to monitor and troubleshoot their server hardware remotely.
If you're managing Apple's Xserve Remote Diagnostics, you may be interested in the XRD graphical user interface. This console provides an easy-to-use wrapper for the xrdiags executable that can make your work smoother and more efficient.
One advantage of XRD is that it has been thoroughly tested with version 1.0.4 of the Xserve Remote Diagnostics. This means you can rely on it for accurate and reliable results.
However, it's worth noting that XRD doesn't eliminate the need for a working netboot server to use xrdiags. You'll still need to set that up in order to use the diagnostic tools provided by Apple.
If you're curious about how to create an xrdiags bootable diagnostic CD, XRD can point you in the right direction. Simply follow the link provided in the software's documentation.
Before installing and using XRD, be sure to have the Xserve Remote Diagnostics 1.0.4 or later version available. It's a requirement for this software to work effectively.
One advantage of XRD is that it has been thoroughly tested with version 1.0.4 of the Xserve Remote Diagnostics. This means you can rely on it for accurate and reliable results.
However, it's worth noting that XRD doesn't eliminate the need for a working netboot server to use xrdiags. You'll still need to set that up in order to use the diagnostic tools provided by Apple.
If you're curious about how to create an xrdiags bootable diagnostic CD, XRD can point you in the right direction. Simply follow the link provided in the software's documentation.
Before installing and using XRD, be sure to have the Xserve Remote Diagnostics 1.0.4 or later version available. It's a requirement for this software to work effectively.
What's New
Version 1.0b: N/A