Get the IT department-level support you need when deploying macOS, macOS Server, iOS or iPadOS in your organization. AppleCare OS Support delivers phone and email support for integration, migration, and advanced server operation issues.

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To see if your product is compatible with Mac OS X, please click on the + below next to your model series. Visit our Self-Help Center landing page for other OS-compatibility information for your product. Older models that are not listed are not supported with the operating systems listed below. Download Wineskin 2. Buy Windows Copy of the Game: 3. Install Like in the Video 4. Subscribe: https://goo. In 1984, Apple debuted the operating system that is now known as the 'Classic' Mac OS with its release of the original Macintosh System Software.The system, rebranded 'Mac OS' in 1996, was preinstalled on every Macintosh until 2002 and offered on Macintosh clones for a short time in the 1990s. The history of macOS, Apple's current Mac operating system originally named Mac OS X until 2012 and then OS X until 2016, began with the company's project to replace its 'classic' Mac OS.That system, up to and including its final release Mac OS 9, was a direct descendant of the operating system Apple had used in its Macintosh computers since their introduction in 1984.

Whether you have occasional questions or you need assistance on a regular basis, Apple has a plan to fit your requirements. Each plan provides one year of coverage.

AppleCare OS Support plans provide enterprise-level incident support — defined as support for integration into heterogeneous environments; system components; network configuration and administration; professional software applications; web applications and services; and technical issues requiring the use of the command-line tools for resolution.¹

Every AppleCare OS Support plan includes AppleCare Help Desk Support, an annual technical support plan that covers an unlimited number of support incidents for software installation, launch, and use; hardware and software diagnosis and troubleshooting; and issue isolation for Apple-based solutions.

Products covered under AppleCare Help Desk Support include:

• Apple hardware²
• Current versions of iOS, iPadOS, macOS, and macOS Server
• Most Apple tools and applications, including Apple Configurator, Apple Remote Desktop, Classroom, Compressor, Final Cut Pro, GarageBand, iMovie, Keynote, Logic Pro, MainStage, Motion, Music Memos, Numbers, and Pages¹

Choose an AppleCare OS Support plan to suit your business needs.

Select

Covers up to 10 enterprise‑level incidents and provides four-hour response for high-priority issues (server down), 12 hours a day, 7 days a week (12/7).³ Unused incident support expires after one year.

Preferred

Covers an unlimited number of enterprise-level incidents, provides two-hour response for high-priority issues, 12/7, and assigns an AppleCare account manager to your organization.³

Alliance

Covers an unlimited number of enterprise-level incidents across multiple locations and provides one-hour response for high-priority issues, 24/7.³ This plan includes an onsite review by an Apple technical support engineer.

Scope of support

Operating System

• Select
• iOS, iPadOS, macOS, and macOS Server using graphical user interface
• IncidentmacOS and macOS Server using command-line interface
• IncidentTroubleshooting automated administrative tasks and scripts
• IncidentTroubleshooting cross-platform integration (security, file, and print services)
• IncidentTroubleshooting directory service integration and profile management
• IncidentTroubleshooting Active Directory integration
• File system and RAID configuration

• Preferred
• iOS, iPadOS, macOS, and macOS Server using graphical user interface
• macOS and macOS Server using command-line interface
• Troubleshooting automated administrative tasks and scripts
• Troubleshooting cross-platform integration (security, file, and print services)
• Troubleshooting directory service integration and profile management
• Troubleshooting Active Directory integration
• File system and RAID configuration

• Alliance
• iOS, iPadOS, macOS, and macOS Server using graphical user interface
• macOS and macOS Server using command-line interface
• Troubleshooting automated administrative tasks and scripts
• Troubleshooting cross-platform integration (security, file, and print services)
• Troubleshooting directory service integration and profile management
• Troubleshooting Active Directory integration
• File system and RAID configuration

• Operating System

  SelectPreferredAlliance
• iOS, iPadOS, macOS, and macOS Server using graphical user interface
• macOS and macOS Server using command-line interfaceIncident
• Troubleshooting automated administrative tasks and scriptsIncident
• Troubleshooting cross-platform integration (security, file, and print services)Incident
• Troubleshooting directory service integration and profile managementIncident
• Troubleshooting Active Directory integrationIncident
• File system and RAID configuration

iPhone, iPad, and iPod touch Integration

• Select
• Apple Configurator installation and use
• Profile deployment using graphical user interface
• Configuring iOS and iPadOS to work with existing enterprise-grade networks
• IncidentTroubleshooting third-party network settings to work with iOS and iPadOS

• Preferred
• Apple Configurator installation and use
• Profile deployment using graphical user interface
• Configuring iOS and iPadOS to work with existing enterprise-grade networks
• Troubleshooting third-party network settings to work with iOS and iPadOS

• Alliance
• Apple Configurator installation and use
• Profile deployment using graphical user interface
• Configuring iOS and iPadOS to work with existing enterprise-grade networks
• Troubleshooting third-party network settings to work with iOS and iPadOS

• iPhone, iPad, and iPod touch Integration

  SelectPreferredAlliance
• Apple Configurator installation and use
• Profile deployment using graphical user interface
• Configuring iOS and iPadOS to work with existing enterprise-grade networks
• Troubleshooting third-party network settings to work with iOS and iPadOSIncident

Consumer Software

• Select
• Apple consumer application support (Keynote, Numbers, Pages, GarageBand, Music Memos)

• Preferred
• Apple consumer application support (Keynote, Numbers, Pages, GarageBand, Music Memos)

• Alliance
• Apple consumer application support (Keynote, Numbers, Pages, GarageBand, Music Memos)

• Consumer Software

  SelectPreferredAlliance
• Apple consumer application support (Keynote, Numbers, Pages, GarageBand, Music Memos)

Professional Video Software

• Select
• Final Cut Pro, Compressor, and Motion
• Custom workflow design (as for digital post-production)

• Preferred
• Final Cut Pro, Compressor, and Motion
• Custom workflow design (as for digital post-production)

• Alliance
• Final Cut Pro, Compressor, and Motion
• Custom workflow design (as for digital post-production)

• Professional Video Software

  SelectPreferredAlliance
• Final Cut Pro, Compressor, and Motion
• Custom workflow design (as for digital post-production)

Professional Audio Software

• Select
• Logic Pro and MainStage

• Preferred
• Logic Pro and MainStage

• Alliance
• Logic Pro and MainStage

• Professional Audio Software

  SelectPreferredAlliance
• Logic Pro and MainStage

Remote Management Software

• Select
• Apple Remote Desktop support

• Preferred
• Apple Remote Desktop support

• Alliance
• Apple Remote Desktop support

• Remote Management Software

  SelectPreferredAlliance
• Apple Remote Desktop support

SAN Software

• Select
• IncidentXsan support

• Preferred
• Xsan support

• Alliance
• Xsan support

• SAN Software

  SelectPreferredAlliance
• Xsan supportIncident

Hardware Support²

• Select
• iPad, iPhone, iPod, Apple Watch, Apple TV, and Mac troubleshooting

• Preferred
• iPad, iPhone, iPod, Apple Watch, Apple TV, and Mac troubleshooting

• Alliance
• iPad, iPhone, iPod, Apple Watch, Apple TV, and Mac troubleshooting

• Hardware Support²

  SelectPreferredAlliance
• iPad, iPhone, iPod, Apple Watch, Apple TV, and Mac troubleshooting

Support plans at a glance

Customer Contacts

• Select
• 2Technical contacts
• 0Management contacts
• 1Number of supported locations

Battle Wing Alliance Mac Os X

• Preferred
• 2Technical contacts
• 1Management contacts
• 1Number of supported locations

• Alliance
• 6Technical contacts
• 1Management contacts
• MultipleNumber of supported locations

• Customer Contacts

  SelectPreferredAlliance
• Technical contacts226
• Management contacts011
• Number of supported locations11Multiple

Incidents

• Select
• UnlimitedHelp desk-level support (submitted via telephone, web, email)
• 10Enterprise-level support (submitted via telephone, web, email)

• Preferred
• UnlimitedHelp desk-level support (submitted via telephone, web, email)
• UnlimitedEnterprise-level support (submitted via telephone, web, email)

• Alliance
• UnlimitedHelp desk-level support (submitted via telephone, web, email)
• UnlimitedEnterprise-level support (submitted via telephone, web, email)

• Incidents

  SelectPreferredAlliance
• Help desk-level support (submitted via telephone, web, email)UnlimitedUnlimitedUnlimited
• Enterprise-level support (submitted via telephone, web, email)10UnlimitedUnlimited

Hours

• Select
• 12/7Standard support availability⁴
• 12/7Priority 1 (system or service down) support

• Preferred
• 12/7Standard support availability⁴
• 12/7Priority 1 (system or service down) support

Battle Wing Alliance Mac Os 8

• Alliance
• 12/7Standard support availability⁴
• 24/7Priority 1 (system or service down) support

• Hours

  SelectPreferredAlliance
• Standard support availability⁴12/712/712/7
• Priority 1 (system or service down) support12/712/724/7

Initial Response Times⁵

• Select
• 4 hoursSystem / service down (high-priority)
• 48 hoursPerformance problem (medium-priority)
• 72 hoursOther question or issue (low-priority)

• Preferred
• 2 hoursSystem / service down (high-priority)
• 24 hoursPerformance problem (medium-priority)
• 48 hoursOther question or issue (low-priority)

• Alliance
• 1 hourSystem / service down (high-priority)
• 4 hoursPerformance problem (medium-priority)
• 24 hoursOther question or issue (low-priority)

• Initial Response Times⁵

  SelectPreferredAlliance
• System / service down (high-priority)4 hours2 hours1 hour
• Performance problem (medium-priority)48 hours24 hours4 hours
• Other question or issue (low-priority)72 hours48 hours24 hours

Account Management

• Select
• AppleCare account-management services
• Quarterly activity review
• Monthly activity review

• Preferred
• AppleCare account-management services
• Quarterly activity review
• Monthly activity review

• Alliance
• AppleCare account-management services
• Quarterly activity review
• Monthly activity review

• Account Management

  SelectPreferredAlliance
• AppleCare account-management services
• Quarterly activity review
• Monthly activity review

Customer Site Visits

• Select
• One scheduled kickoff/business review
• One scheduled technical analysis (up to two days)

• Preferred
• One scheduled kickoff/business review
• One scheduled technical analysis (up to two days)

• Alliance
• One scheduled kickoff/business review
• One scheduled technical analysis (up to two days)

• Customer Site Visits

  SelectPreferredAlliance
• One scheduled kickoff/business review
• One scheduled technical analysis (up to two days)

Reporting

• Select
• Incident status report (web based)

• Preferred
• Incident status report (web based)

• Alliance
• Incident status report (web based)

• Reporting

  SelectPreferredAlliance
• Incident status report (web based)

In the charts above, a green checkmark indicates an unlimited number of support incidents. Select support provides a total of 10 enterprise-level incidents in the areas indicated. Some issues may require the use of multiple support incidents to resolve.

Sep 29, 2015 9:30 PM

For anyone, for whom working with Logic is important... and who is thinking about updating their current version of OS X....

Don't!!!!

At least not until it has been fully tested with different hardware/software/drivers etc.... and after ensuring that your current hardware is compatible with the version of OS X that you wish to upgrade to.. and has the appropriate drivers, where applicable.. that work and have been fully tested with that new version of OS X

If you really want to try out a new version of OS X then install that OS X version on to an external Hard Drive, install Logic Pro on that drive along with any drivers/plugins etc... and then boot to that. and test thoroughly.... leaving your current configuration alone and working...

or...

Make a full clone backup of your current system drive using something like Carbon Copy Cloner or SuperDuper! (My personal choice) to an external drive before you update to Yosemite and then if things don't work out you can quickly and easily revert back to your current config with ease..

Note: The sole use of Time Machine as a clone backup is not recommended as not all files will be restored correctly and you may find you have to do a great deal of manual tweaking/fixing/re-registering to get everything back to normal. TM is great for individual file restoration but for full cloned restores, not so good!

Based on past experiences.. as seen by the many 100s of posts made in the Logic Pro forum after the release of Lion, Mountain Lion, Mavericks and Yosemite...there could well be incompatibility issues that will rear their ugly heads upon the launch of the next new OS X version... so be warned!

So again... as always when OS X or Logic Pro is updated... Take your time and let others find the bugs/issues etc before you install it yourself.. or if you insist on doing so.. make proper clone backups first... to save a lot of wasted time and effort later.

Sep 29, 2015 9:30 PM