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Old December 30th, 2008, 09:41 AM
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Are you going to be using those services, or are you going to be managing a network of computers that are going to be using those services via your Mac OS X Server computer?

If the former, you don't need to enable those services to use things like iChat. Enabling those services allows you to manage those services for computers on your network. They are not needed, for example, if you just want to use iChat on the PowerBook.
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