It includes a networking program that will run pings, whois, traceroutes and more. Since it is based on BSD, it does come with Apache web server and FTP and telnet hosts built-in. They are extremely easy to configure and are very stable. Users that you allow to login to the machine get FTP and telnet access automatically if you enable it. The GUI is very intuitive and the graphics are smooth and breathtaking.
Configuration is ultra-simple and can be done mostly in one window.
Options are password protected by the machine's administrator, so no one can change the settings on your computer besides you. If you make logins for other people, the settings they make will only go under their account and won't affect yours. We think Apple has a definite winner with this one. You can order Apple OS X here . Windows NT .