Index
""(quotation marks)
in SET commands, 494
in WRITE command, 498
@ command, 496
* command, 499
# command, 496
1–3AM Group WAN traffic policies, 187
7AM–6PM WAN traffic policies, 187
< (is less than) operator, 492
< (does not equal) operator, 491
<= (is less than or equal to) operator, 492
> (is greater than) operator, 491
>= (is greater than or equal to)
operator, 492
= (equals) operator, 491
A
-A switch (DSRepair), 526
ABEND.LOG, 138
ABENDs (Abnormal ENDs), 131
iManager, 374–375
iPrint, 372–375
Access Control file system right, 241
access control lists, 230–232
access logs, 437
ACCESS_SERVER identifier variable, 502
ACU (Automatic Client Upgrade), 64–66
Additional Document Directories page (Apache Manager, Content Management), 438
Address Restrictions page (iManager), 227
Administration Utility (eGuide), 475–477
ADMINSERV.CONF file, 418
ADMINSRV directory, 315
Advanced Login page (Novell Client properties), 69
Advanced Menu Settings page (Novell Client properties), 70
Advanced Settings page (Novell Client properties), 70
Advanced Technical Training (ATT), 535
AFP (AppleTalk Filing Protocol), configuring access, 79–80
Alert cluster resource state, 291
Allocated Memory option (DSTrace), 510
AM_PM identifier variable, 500
anonymous bind, 194
Anonymous mode (Apache Web Server), 429
Apache Manager, 418
additional document directories, creating, 422
Content Management, 437–438
Directory mode, 420–421
document root directory, changing, 421–422
File mode, 419
Server Logs, 437
Server Preferences, 433–437
user home directories, creating, 423–424
virtual servers, setting up, 425
Apache Web Server for NetWare, 416–417
adding website content, 427
admin server instance, loading/unloading, 418
CGI interpreters, configuring, 438
configuration options, 433
content management, 437–438
server logs, 437
server settings, 433–437
default port assignment, 432
hosting multiple websites, 424–426
HTTPD.CONF configuration, 418–421
installing, 417–418
loading, 418
modules, 426
OES platform support, 6
publishing website content, 427–428
securing web content, 429–432
storing web content, 421–424
unloading, 418
APACHE2 directory, 315
AppleTalk Filing Protocol (AFP), configuring access, 79–80
application containers (Nsure Audit), 257
application objects (Nsure Audit), 257
AppNotes, 531
Archive needed attribute, 244
asterisk (*) login script command, 499
asymmetric encryption, 250
ATT (Advanced Technical Training), 535
ATTACH command, 487
attribute mappings (Identity Manager), 296–297
attributes
eliminating, 504
Audit NCP option (DSTrace), 510
Audit option (DSTrace), 510
Audit Skulk option (DSTrace), 510
Authenticated mode (Apache Web Server), 429–430
authentication, 215
Apache Web Server, 429
eDirectory login controls, 222–223
address restrictions, 227
intruder lockout configuration, 228–229
login restrictions, 225–226
password restrictions, 223–225
time restrictions, 226–227
FTP server settings, configuring, 408–409
graded, 218
NetIdentity-based single sign-on, 71–72
NMAS, 215
graded authentication, 216–217
installation, 217–219
login factors, 215–216
login methods, 216
login sequences, 216
phases of operation, 215
QuickFinder site settings, 472–473
universal passwords, 219–220
enabling, 222
preparing environment, 220
SDI domain configuration, 220–222
Authentication option (DSTrace), 510
authorization, 229–230
access control lists, 230–232
Apache Web Server, 429–430
effective rights, 237–239
explicit rights, 234–235
inheritance, 232–233
IRF (Inherited Rights Filter), 233–234
role-based administration, 239
security equivalence, 236–237
AUTOEXEC.NCF file, 143–144
automatic advertisement, 147
Automatic Client Upgrade, 64–66
B
b-trees, 155
background processes (eDirectory), 503–504
Backlinker, 507
Database Initialization, 504
Flat Cleaner, 504
Janitor, 505
Limber, 506–507
monitoring with DSTrace, 508–512
Replica Purger, 506
Replica Synchronization, 505–506
Schema Synchronization, 507
Time Synchronization, 507
Backlinker background process, 507
Backlinker option (DSTrace), 510
backups, 338–339
medium, choosing, 341–342
planning strategy, 339–343
SBCON utility
configuring for use, 343–345
options, 346
process, 346–348
restoring files, 348–350
schedules, 340–341
storage location considerations, 342
bind operations, LDAP clients, 193–195
biometric authentication, 216
Boolean operators (IF...THEN statements), 491
boot files. See startup files
BOOT$LOG.ERR file, 138–139
BREAK command, 490
BROKER.NLM, 357
brokers (NDPS), 354
access control, 375
configuring, 356–359
Browse entry right, 230
Buffers option (DSTrace), 510
C
C1.EXE file, 94
CA (Certificate Authority), 251
cache memory
Change Cache option (DSTrace), 511
mod_cache module, 426
statistics, monitoring, 134–135
canceling print jobs, 352
categories (NMAS graded authentication), 217
CD-ROMs, server-mounted, 130–131
CDE (Certified Directory Engineer) certification, 534
CDM (Custom Device Module) files, 123
CDROM.NLM, 130
Certificate Authority (CA), 251
certification (Novell), 533–534
CGI (Common Gateway Interface) scripts, 479
interpreters, configuring, 438
CGI Extensions page (Apache Manager, Content Management), 438
Change Cache option (DSTrace), 511
channel containers (Nsure Audit), 256
channel objects (Nsure Audit), 256
Chat service (Virtual Office), 450
child partition strategy, 163, 166
Choose a Pattern screen (Installation Wizard), 24
CIFS (Common Internet File System) access, configuring, 76–79
CLE (Certified Linux Engineer) certification, 534
CLP (Certified Linux Professional) certification, 534
Clearances (NMAS graded authentication), 217
Client Buffers option (DSTrace), 511
Client page (Novell Client properties), 69
clients, 53-54. See also Novell Client
iFolder, 397–398
NetIdentity, 71–72
NICI, 73
NLS, 46
NMAS, 74
Cluster Config page (NoRM), 279–282
Cluster Management view (NoRM), 290–292
cluster resources, 273
cluster-aware applications, 285
cluster-enabled resources
assigning nodes, 287–288
configuring policies, 288–289
editing load/unload scripts, 289–290
migrating, 289
cluster-enabled volumes, 273
creating, 282–283
deleting, 284
editing load/unload scripts, 289–290
fan-out failover, 274–275
cluster-enabling applications, 286–287
cluster-naive applications, 286
clustering, 270-272. See also NCS
cluster resources, 273
cluster-enabled volumes, 273
default port number, 279
email reporting, 281–282
fan-out failover, 274–275
heartbeats, 274
IP addresses, modifying, 279, 282
master node, 273
priority settings, 281
protocol parameters script, viewing, 281
resources states, 290–292
SBD (Split-Brain Detector), 274
storage pools
configuring policies, 284–285
modifying node assignments, 284
tolerance settings, editing, 280–281
transmit frequency settings, editing, 280–281
upgrading to NCS, 275–276
CMD (Compatibility Mode Driver), default port assignment, 432
CNA (Certified Novell Administrator) certification, 533
CNE (Certified Novell Engineer) certification, 534
CNI (Certified Novell Instructor) certification, 534
Collision option (DSTrace), 511
Comatose cluster resource state, 291
commands
console commands, 122-124, 141–142
login script commands
# symbol, 496
@ symbol, 496
ATTACH, 487
BREAK, 490
CONTEXT, 487
DISPLAY, 496
DRIVE, 487–488
EXIT, 497
FDISPLAY, 497
FIRE, 490–491
identifier variables, 500–502
IF...THEN, 491–493
INCLUDE, 493
LASTLOGINTIME, 499
MAP, 488–489
NO_DEFAULT, 493
PAUSE, 494
PROFILE, 494
REMARK, 499–500
SET, 494–495
SET_TIME, 495
TERM, 497–498
TREE, 489
WRITE, 498–499
Common Internet File System (CIFS) access, configuring, 76–79
Compare property right, 230
Compatibility Mode (CM), transitioning from IPX to IP, 14
Compatibility Mode Driver (CMD), default port assignment, 432
Components screen (Installation Wizard), 24
compressing files, 326–329
condition variables, 269
CONFIG command, 141
Config reports, 137
configured lists, 148
Console Commands page (NoRM), 107, 122–123
Console Screens link (NoRM), 107
Console view (ConsoleOne), 92
file system rights, 242–243
installing, 92–96
on Linux servers, 95–96
on NetWare servers, 94–95
on Windows servers, 93–94
limitations, 96
objects
creating, 90
finding, 91
modifying properties, 91
organization, 89
OES platform support, 4
purging files, 331–332
RConsoleJ. See RConsoleJ
salvaging files, 331–332
system requirements, 93–95
time variables, 225
views, customizing, 92
container login scripts, 483
customization information to include, 484
overriding profile scripts, 494
container objects, 157
containers, 89
accessing, 91
Content frame
iManager, 103
iMonitor, 115
Novell Remote Manager, 110
Content Management (Apache Manager), 437–438
CONTEXT command, 487
context search files, 77, 79–80
COSTLT20 Group WAN traffic policies, 187
Country (C) object, 159
CPUCHECK command, 141
crawled indexes, creating, 457–458
Create entry right, 230
Create file system right, 241
creating
cluster-enabled volumes, 282–283
DFS junctions, 333–334
DNS objects, 204
eDirectory objects, 90
Filtered replicas, 173
login scripts, 484
network printers, 362
partitions, 169
QuickFinder indexes, 457–459
QuickFinder search sites, 456–457
storage pools, 318
swap files, 135
virtual teams, 449
Creator trustee reference, 232
cryptographic services
NICI, 249
Novell Certificate Server, 250–253
CTXS.CFG file, 77
Custom Device Module (CDM) files, 123
D
data security, 239–240
attributes, 244–246
file system trustee rights, 240–243
login scripts, 246
NCP Packet Signature, 247–248
Data Store (Nsure Audit), 254
Database Initialization (DB Init) background process, 504
date identifier variables, 500
DAY identifier variable, 500
DAY_OF_WEEK identifier variable, 500
DB Init background process, 504
cluster port number, 279
drive, changing, 487–488
login scripts, 484
OES NetWare installation, 21
time synchronization strategy, 145–146
Virtual Office services, 442
Default Capture page (Novell Client properties), 70
Delete entry right, 230
Delete inhibit attribute, 245
DELETED.SAV directory, 329
deleting
cluster-enabled volumes, 284
NLS licenses, 49
replicas, 172–173
swap files, 135
Deployment Manager
Generate GUIDs on NetWare 4 Servers, 19
iManager installation, 101–102
launching, 16–17
Network Preparation, 16–17
Prepare a Server for Upgrade, 28–29
Prepare for New eDirectory, 18–19
Search Tree for eDirectory/NDS Version, 18
Upgrade a Server Remotely, 30–31
Upgrade to NetWare 6.5, 30–31
DeveloperNet, 532–533
device authentication, 216
DFS (Distributed File System), 332
junctions, 332
creating, 333–334
management context, 332–333
moving volumes, 334–335
OES platform support, 6
splitting volumes, 334–335
DHCP (Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol), 195
configuring, 198
creating objects, 200–201
planning, 199
starting DHCP services, 201–202
installing DHCP services, 196
planning for, 197–198
setting lease times, 199
setting scope, 198
DHCP Server object, creating, 200
DHCP Settings page (Novell Client properties), 71
DHCPSRVR.NLM, 202
dial-up connections, configuring, 68
Dial-Up tab (Novell Login dialog box), 68
differential backups, 340, 346
Direct mode (iMonitor), 116
directories
attributes, 244
assigning, 246
types, 244–246
nonsystem directories, 315–316
system directories, 314–315
web server directories
additional document directories, 422
document root, 421–422
user home directories, 423–424
Directory mode (Apache Manager), 420–421
DISABLE LOGIN command, 142
Discussion service (Virtual Office), 450
DISPLAY command, 496–497
DISPLAY ENVIRONMENT com- mand, 141
DISPLAY MODIFIED ENVIRONMENT command, 141
DISPLAY PROCESSORS command, 141
Distinguished Name, 154
Distributed File System. See DFS
Distributed References option (DSTrace), 511
DNS (Domain Name Service), 195
configuring, 202
creating objects, 204–206
planning environment, 203
starting services, 206–207
default port assignment, 432
installing DNS services, 196
planning for, 197–198
setting lease times, 199
setting scope, 198
setting up for Print Manager, 361–362
DNS option (DSTrace), 511
DNS Server object, creating, 204
DNS Zone object, creating, 204–205
Document Preferences page (Apache Manager, Content Management), 438
document root (web servers), 421–422
Domain Name Service screen (Installation Wizard), 25
Don’t compress attribute, 246
Don’t migrate attribute, 246
Don’t suballocate attribute, 246
DOS partitions, mounting as NSS volume, 324
DOSFAT.NSS, 324
DRIVE command, 487–488
drive mappings, 386–390
drivers
Identity Manager drivers, 295
configuring, 301–302
filters, 295
installing, 298–301
PasswordSync and, 296, 303–304
Remote Loader Service, 296
printer drivers
adding, 358–359
default options, 367–368
installing automatically, 364–365
installing manually, 365
drives
assigning letters to directories, 488–489
changing default, 487–488
DS Agent option (DSTrace), 511
DSCAT Contextless Login page (Novell Client properties), 71
DSRepair, 512–513
command-line switches, 524–526
loading, 512
logging results, 513
monitoring eDirectory, 516–518
database operations, 519–520
miscellaneous operations, 522–524
partition operations, 520–521
replica operations, 520–522
unattended full repairs, 513–516
DSREPAIR.LOG file, 513
DSTrace, 508–512
E
eDirectory
attributes, eliminating, 504
background processes, 503–504
Backlinker, 507
Database Initialization, 504
Flat Cleaner, 504
Janitor, 505
Limber, 506–507
monitoring, 508–512
Replica Purger, 506
Replica Synchronization, 505–506
Schema Synchronization, 507
Time Synchronization, 507
error codes, 526–528
indexing, 155
LDAP Services for eDirectory, 188–189
bind operations, 193–195
LDAP Group object, configuring, 192–193
LDAP Server object, configuring, 189–192
login controls, 222–223
address restrictions, 227
intruder lockout configuration, 228–229
login restrictions, 225–226
password restrictions, 223–225
time restrictions, 226–227
login server, specifying, 67
monitoring
external references, checking, 182
finding unknown objects, 183–184
object health, 184–185
replica synchronization status, 179–181
schema synchronization status, 183
time synchronization status, 178–179
tracing activities, 176–177
verifying version of eDirectory, 177–178
monitoring with DSRepair, 516–518
name context for login, specifying, 67
objects. See also specific objects
Common Name (CN), 154
container objects, 157
Context, 154
creating, 90
Distinguished Name, 154
finding, 91
leaf, 157
modifying properties, 91
Novell Licensing Services (NLS) objects, 46
organization of, 89
troubleshooting inconsistencies, 184–185
unknown objects, finding, 183–184
OES platform support, 5
organization of data, 156
partitions, 156–157
creating, 169
merging, 169
moving, 169–170
planning, 162–163
planning for OES NetWare installation, 15
referential integrity, maintaining, 507
repairing with DSRepair, 512–513
command-line switches, 524–526
database operations, 519–520
loading DSRepair, 512
logging results, 513
miscellaneous operations, 522, 524
partition operations, 520–521
replica operations, 520–522
unattended full repairs, 513–516
replicas, 156-157. See also specific replica types
adding, 171
changing type, 171–172
deleting, 172–173
strategy for, 165–166
sync status, verifying, 179–181
schema, 156
preparing for OES NetWare installation, 18–19
synchronization status, 183
services provided by, 152–153
traffic, managing, 185–188
trees
attaching to, 489
design rules, 158–166
grafting, 175–176
naming, 159
merging, 174–175
renaming, 174
sample structure, 154
setting user context, 487
specifying login options, specifying, 67
variables, eliminating, 504
versions, searching for existing, 18
eDirectory Installation screen (Installation Wizard), 25
EDIT.NLM, 143
effective rights, 237-239, 242
eGuide, 473
accessing, 477–478
configuring, 474–475
installing, 473–474
OES platform support, 7
Quick Setup Wizard, 475–477
electrical power problems, 128–130
ELSE command, 491
Emulated Bindery option (DSTrace), 511
ENABLE LOGIN command, 142
encryption
Apache Web Server, 430–431
asymmetric, 250
END command, 491
entry rights, 230
environment variables, setting, 494–495
Erase file system right, 241
error codes (eDirectory), 526–528
error log files, 135–140
setting parameters, 139–140
viewing, 136–139
web server logs, 437
Error Responses page (Apache Manager, Server Preferences), 436–437
ERROR_LEVEL identifier variable, 502
ETC directory, 315
event notification service (NDPS), 354
Execute only attribute, 130, 244
EXIT command, 497
explicit
rights, 234–235
security equivalence, 236–237
external references, checking, 182
F
fan-out failover, 274–275
FDISPLAY command, 497
file access
iFolder, 390
accessing, 400–401
account information, 398–400
client, installing, 397–398
components, 390–391
installing, 391–393
Management console, 393–396
prerequisites, 391
NetDrive, 386–390
adding sites, 388
configuring, 387–389
mapping drives, 389–390
protocols supported, 387
system requirements, 386
NetStorage, 380–381
accessing files, 383–386
configuring, 382–383
installing, 381–382
NetWare FTP server
configuring, 403–412
features, 402–403
installing, 403
File mode (Apache Manager), 419
File scan file system right, 241
File Snapshot, 311
file system
Distributed File System. See DFS
indexes, creating, 458–459
nonsystem directories, 315-316, 322–323
Novell Storage Systems. See NSS
planning, 313–314
security, 239–240
attributes, 244–246
trustee rights, 240–243
system directories, 314–315
attributes, 244–246
backups. See backups
context search files, 77–80
Macintosh user access, 80–81
purging, 329–332
salvaging, 329–332
startup files
editing, 143–144
installing, 21–23
order of execution, 142–143
trustee rights, 240–241
ConsoleOne, 242–243
effective rights, 242
inheritance, 241–242
security equivalence, 242
Files service (Virtual Office), 450
FILE_SERVER identifier variable, 501
Filtered replicas, 164
creating, 173
filters (Identity Manager), 295
FIRE command, 490–491
FIRE PHASERS command, 490–491
flags. See attributes
Flat Cleaner background process, 504
flushing files, 322
forwarding URLs, 438
Fragmented Request option (DSTrace), 511
frames
iManager, 103
iMonitor, 115
NoRM, 110
FTP (File Transfer Protocol). See also NetWare FTP server
default port assignment, 432
NetDrive support, 387
FTPSERV.CFG file, 403–405
full backups, 346
FULL_NAME identifier variable, 501
G
General page (QuickFinder Server Manager)
search site settings, 464–466
services settings, 460–462
Generate GUIDs on NetWare 4 Servers (Deployment Manager), 19
GIPC Stream page (Cluster Config), 281
Global MIME Types page (Apache Manager, Server Preferences), 434–435
Global Run queues, 265–266
Global Settings page (iFolder Management console), 394–395
Global Settings page (QuickFinder Server Manager), 456–457
GMT (Greenwich Mean Time), 225
graded authentication, 216–218
grafting eDirectory trees, 175–176
GREETING_TIME identifier variable, 500
H
HAM (Host Adapter Module) files, 123
hard disks
failures, 130
file compression, 326–329
OES NetWare requirements, 11
restricting user disk space, 329–330
hardware virtual servers, 424–426
Header frame
iManager, 103
iMonitor, 115
Novell Remote Manager, 110
Health Monitor (NoRM), 132–133
HEALTH.LOG, 138
HELP command, 122
Hidden attribute, 245
hierarchical databases, 154
Host Adapter Module (HAM) files, 123
hot fix, 312
HOUR identifier variable, 500
HOUR24 identifier variable, 501
HTTP error messages, customizing, 436–437
HTTPD.CONF file, 418–420
I
IANA (Internet Assigned Numbers Authority), 435
identifier variables, 485, 500–502
Identity Manager, 293–294
attribute mappings, 296–297
components, 294–296
configuring drivers, 301–302
installing
drivers, 298–301
engine, 297–298
Remote Loader Service, 298–300
IF...THEN command, 491–493
Boolean operators, 491
nesting, 491–492
syntax, 492
iFolder, 390
accessing, 400–401
account information, 398–400
client, installing, 397–398
components, 390–391
default port assignment, 432
installing, 391–393
Management console, 393–396
NetDrive support, 387
OES platform support, 6
prerequisites, 391
access control, 374–375
creating iPrint broker, 357
creating Print Manager, 360
DNS/DHCP services
DHCP Server object, creating, 200
DHCP Subnet Address Range object, creating, 201
DHCP Subnet object, creating, 200–201
DNS Server object, creating, 204
DNS Zone object, creating, 204–205
installing, 196
resource records, creating, 205–206
scope, setting, 198
eDirectory
finding unknown objects, 183–184
grafting trees, 175–176
merging trees, 174–175
renaming trees, 174
eGuide, installing, 473–474
frames, 103
installing, 101–102
iPrint
installing, 355
pooling printers, 363–364
printer objects, creating, 362
printer role assignments, defining, 374
spooling, configuring, 363
license certificates, deleting, 49
login scripts, creating/modifying, 484
NetStorage
configuring, 382–383
installing, 381–382
NetWare FTP server
configuring, 403–411
installing, 403
NMAS, installing, 217–218
Novell Cluster Services, installing, 277–278
Nsure Audit, installing, 254–256
OES platform support, 4
partition operations, 169–170
QuickFinder, installing, 453
RBS (Role-Based Services), 104
configuring, 105–107
object types, 104
Remote Printer Management, accessing, 364–365
replica operations, 171–173
RPM configuration, 365
SMS, installing, 343–344
upgrading servers, 31
Immediate compress attribute, 246
Immediate Purge attribute, 330
accessing, 114
configuring, 116
default port assignment, 432
eDirectory monitoring, 167, 508–512
features, 113
frames, 115
installing, 113
modes of operation, 115–116
OES platform support, 4
tracing activity, 176–177
implicit security equivalence, 236
in-place upgrades, 28–34
from Deployment Manager, 30–31
from iManager, 31
from server console, 30
Inbound Synchronization option (DSTrace), 511
INCLUDE command, 493
Index Management page (QuickFinder Server Manager), 454
indexes (QuickFinder), 453
creating, 457–459
configuring default settings, 470–471
generating, 459
scheduling events, 459
indexing (eDirectory), 155
inheritance, 232–233
file system rights, 241–242
Inherited rights filter trustee reference, 232
Inherited Rights Filter. See IRF
Initialization option (DSTrace), 511
initiator software (iSCSI), 336, 338
Inspector option (DSTrace), 511
installing
Apache Web Server for NetWare, 417–418
ConsoleOne, 92–96
DHCP services, 196
DNS services, 196
eGuide, 473–474
FTP server, 403
Identity Manager, 297–301
iFolder client, 397–398
iManager, 101–102
iMonitor, 113
iPrint, 355
Java Access Bridge, 93–94
NCS, 275–279
NetStorage, 381–382
NICI client, 73
NMAS, 217–218
NMAS client, 74
NoRM, 108–109
Novell Client, 54–56
Novell Client Install Manager configuration files, 60-63
from web servers, 58–60
Nsure Audit, 254–256
OES NetWare, 10
eDirectory, planning, 15
NDPS printing environment, planning, 15–16
NetWare Installation Wizard, 23–26
network preparation, 16–19
protocols, planning, 13–14
response files, creating, 21
server hardware planning, 11–12
startup files, 21–23
volumes, planning, 12–13
QuickFinder, 453
Server Consolidation Utility, 35–36
SMS, 343–344
Virtual Office, 443
Intel MPS (Multiprocessor Specification), 270
Internet Assigned Numbers Authority (IANA), 435
Internet Packet Exchange. See IPX
Internet Printing Protocol (IPP), 13
Internet Protocol. See IP
intruder detection, 410
Intruder Lockout page (iManager), 228–229
Inventory reports, 137–138
IP (Internet Protocol), 13–14
IP addresses, 13
cluster addresses, modifying, 279, 282
virtual servers, 424–426
IPP (Internet Printing Protocol), 352
disabling support, 363
IPPSRVR.NLM, 355
iPrint, 352–353
accessing, 367–368
accessing printers, 365–369
client
removing, 367
updates, 368
components, 353–355
configuring, 356
broker, 356–360
creating network printers, 362–363
creating Print Manager, 359–361
manual printer support installation, 365
printer pooling, 363–364
printer support installation, 364–365
setting up DNS, 361–362
spooling, 363
default
driver options, 367–368
port assignment, 432
installing, 355
location-based printing, 369–371
OES platform support, 6
parameters supported, 368
printer persistence, setting, 371
security, 372
access control, 372–375
printer security levels, 375–376
SSL, 376–377
IPRINT.INI file, 368–369
IPX (Internet Packet Exchange)
Compatibility Mode (CM), transitioning from IPX to IP, 14
Group WAN traffic policies, 187
RConsoleJ and, 97
IRF (Inherited Rights Filters), 233–234
iSCSI, 336
components, 336
configuring environment, 337–338
OES platform support, 6
J - K
Janitor background process, 505
Janitor option (DSTrace), 511
Java applications
loading on OES NetWare servers, 126–127
statistics, viewing, 127
terminating, 127
Java Access Bridge, installing, 93–94
Java Virtual Machine. See JVM
JAVA.NLM, 126
junctions (DFS), 332
creating, 333–334
management context, 332–333
JVM (Java Virtual Machine), OES platform support, 6
L
-L switch (DSRepair), 524
LAN Area objects, creating, 187–188
.LAN files, 123
LASTLOGINTIME command, 499
LAST_NAME identifier variable, 501
LDAP (Lightweight Directory Access Protocol)
default port assignment, 432
searching LDAP directory. See eGuide
universal passwords, 219
LDAP Configuration screen (Installation Wizard), 26
LDAP Contextless Login page (Novell Client properties), 70
LDAP Group object, configuring, 192–193
LDAP option (DSTrace), 511
LDAP Server object, configuring, 189–192
LDAP Services for eDirectory, 188–189
bind operations, 193–195
LDAP Group object, configuring, 192–193
LDAP Server object, configuring, 189–192
LDAP Stack option (DSTrace), 511
leaf objects, 157
organization considerations, 161–162
License Certificate Context screen (Installation Wizard), 26
License Certificate object, 46
License Container object, 46
License Service Provider (LSP), 46
Licenses screen (Installation Wizard), 26
Limber background process, 506–507
Limber option (DSTrace), 511
Links service (Virtual Office), 450
Linux
ConsoleOne system requirements, 95
support for OES services, 4–7
Linux User Management, OES platform support, 6
List Modules link (NoRM), 124
LIST STORAGE ADAPTERS command, 141
Listen Ports page (Apache Manager, Server Preferences), 425, 430-431, 436
load balancing, 266–267
Loading cluster resource state, 292
Local Run queues, 265–266
Locality (L) object, 159
Location Profiles page (Novell Client properties), 69
location-based printing, 369
creating printer lists, 369
creating printer maps, 369–371
hosting maps on Web server, 371
Locking option (DSTrace), 511
LOGGER.TXT file, 138
logging server object (Nsure Audit), 256
logging services container (Nsure Audit), 256
logical volumes. See NSS, volumes
LOGIN directory, 315
Login Restrictions page (iManager), 225–226
login scripts
commands
# symbol, 496
@ symbol, 496
ATTACH, 487
BREAK, 490
CONTEXT, 487
DISPLAY, 496
DRIVE, 487–488
EXIT, 497
FDISPLAY, 497
FIRE, 490–491
IF...THEN, 491–493
INCLUDE, 493
LASTLOGINTIME, 499
MAP, 488–489
NO_DEFAULT, 493
PAUSE, 494
PROFILE, 494
REMARK, 499–500
SET, 494–495
SET_TIME, 495
TERM, 497–498
TREE, 489
WRITE, 498–499
conflicts, 485
conventions, 485–486
creating, 484
identifier variables, 485, 500–502
managing, 67
modifying, 484
logins
customizing user, 218
eDirectory controls, 222–223
address restrictions, 227
intruder lockout configuration, 228–229
Login Restrictions, 225–226
password restrictions, 223–225
time restrictions, 226–227
enabling, 142
methods, 216
NMAS, 215–216
Novell Client options, 66–69
preventing, 142
LOGIN_CONTEXT identifier variable, 501
LOGIN_NAME identifier variable, 501
logs
DSRepair operations, 513
error log files, 135–140
FTP server log settings, configuring, 411
Virtual Office logs, 445–446
web server logs, 437
Looking Glass icon (iManager), 104
Lost Entry option (DSTrace), 511
LSP (License Service Provider), 46
M
MACHINE identifier variable, 501
maintaining OES NetWare servers, 140–142
Management console (iFolder), 393–394
Global Settings page, 394–395
Reporting page, 396
System Monitoring page, 395
User Management page, 395–396
manual advertisement, 148
MAP command, 488–489
Map Designer (iPrint), 369–371
MAP DISPLAY OFF command, 488
MAP DISPLAY ON command, 488
MAP ERROR OFF command, 488
mapping
network drives, 386–390
printers, 369–371
Master CNE certification, 534
Master License Agreement (MLA), 48
master node, 273
transmit frequency settings, 280–281
tolerance settings, 280–281
Master replicas, 163
changing to Read/Write, 172
MEMBER OF group identifier variable, 501
memory
cache memory
Change Cache option (DSTrace), 511
mod_cache module, 426
statistics, monitoring, 134–135
multiprocessing issues, 268–269
OES NetWare requirements, 11
virtual memory swap files, 135
merging
eDirectory trees, 174–175
partitions, 169
MIME types, adding to web servers, 434–435
minimum patch list, 141–142
MINUTE identifier variable, 501
Miscellaneous queue, 265
MLA (Master License Agreement), 48
modules (Apache Web Server), 426, 429
MODULES command, 141
mod_cache module, 426
mod_dav module, 426
mod_ldap_auth module, 426, 429
mod_nsn module, 426
mod_perl module, 426
mod_php module, 426
MONITOR.NLM
log file parameters, setting, 139–140
NCF files, editing, 144
workstation connections, monitoring, 142
background processes, 504–507
with DSRepair, 516–518
external references, checking, 182
object health, 184–185
replica synchronization status, 179–181
schema synchronization status, 183
server performance, 132–134
cache memory statistics, 134–135
error logs, 135–140
virtual memory, 135
time sync status, 178–179
tracing activity, 176–177
unknown objects, finding, 183–184
version of eDirectory, verifying, 177–178
MONTH identifier variable, 500
MONTH_NAME identifier variable, 500
mount command, 84
Move Object option (DSTrace), 511
moving
partitions, 169–170
print jobs, 352
volumes, 334–335
MPS (Multiprocessor Specification), 270
MPS14.PSM, 270
-MR switch (DSRepair), 525
multiprocessing, 261
benefits of OES NetWare, 262
enabled services in OES NetWare, 261–262
load balancing, 266–267
memory issues, 268–269
multiprocessor-compliant programs, 263
multiprocessor-safe programs, 263
PSMs (Platform Support Modules), 269–270
running programs on multiprocessor system, 263–264
threads, 264–266
preemptive execution, 267–268
queues, 265–266
synchronization primitives, 269
versus processes, 264
Multiprocessor Specification (MPS), 270
mutex (mutual exclusive lock), 269
mutually exclusive lock (mutex), 269
N
-N switch (DSRepair), 525
.NAM files, 123
NAME command, 141
NAMED.NLM, 206–207
naming
eDirectory tree, 159
servers, 12
Native File Access (NFA), 74–75
administrative workstation requirements, 75
AFP access, configuring, 79–80
CIFS access, configuring, 76–79
client requirements, 75
NFS access, configuring, 81–83
OES platform support, 5
simple passwords, creating, 76
universal passwords, 220
NATPs (Novell Academic Training Partners), 533
Navigation frame
iManager, 103
iMonitor, 115
Novell Remote Manager, 110
NCIMan (Novell Client Install Manager), 60–63
NCP (NetWare Core Protocol)
default port assignment, 432
NCP Engine option (DSTrace), 511
NCP Packet Signature, 247–248
NCP Server OES platform support, 6
NCS (Novell Cluster Services), 270
architecture, 271–272
benefits, 271
cluster resources, 273
cluster-enabled resources
assigning nodes, 287–288
configuring policies, 288–289
editing load/unload scripts, 289–290
migrating, 289
cluster-enabled volumes, 273
creating, 282–283
deleting, 284
editing load/unload scripts, 289–290
cluster-enabling volumes, 283–284
configuring, 279–282
email reporting, 281–282
fan-out failover, 274–275
hardware requirements, 275
heartbeats, 274
installing, 275–279
licenses, 271
master node, 273
resource states, 290–292
SBD (Split-Brain Detector), 274
storage pools
configuring policies, 284–285
modifying node assignments, 284
NDAY_OF_WEEK identifier variable, 500
NDPS (Novell Distributed Print Services), 352
brokers, 354
access control, 375
adding printer drivers, 358–359
configuring, 356–358
disabling services, 359
components, 353–354
planning for, 15–16
print roles, 373
NDPSGW.NLM, 354
NDPSM.NLM, 360
NDS tab (Novell Login dialog box), 67
NDSIMON.INI file, 116
NDSTTYPS Group WAN traffic policies, 187
NDS_Sync cluster resource state, 292
nesting IF...THEN statements, 491–492
NetDrive, 386–390
adding sites, 388
Client, OES platform support, 5
configuring, 387–389
mapping drives, 389–390
protocols supported, 387
publishing website content, 428
system requirements, 386
NetStorage, 380–381
accessing files, 383–386
configuring, 382–383
installing, 381–382
OES platform support, 6
NetWare 3.x servers, upgrading to OES NetWare, 28
NetWare 4.2, Down Server upgrades, 34
NetWare FTP server, 402
configuring, 403–405
general settings, 405–408
log settings, 411
security settings, 410
user settings, 408–409
features, 402–403
installing, 403
OES platform support, 6
NetWare Installation Wizard, 23–26
NetWare Loadable Modules. See NLMs
NetWare Migration Wizard, 27
NetWare Server Configuration reports, 137
NetWare Server Inventory reports, 137–138
NetWare Web Access, default port assignment, 432
network adapters
LIST STORAGE ADAPTERS
command, 141
OES NetWare requirements, 11
network drive mappings, 386–390
Network File System. See NFS
network identifier variables, 501
Network Preparation (Deployment Manager), 16–17
Network Professional Association, 535–536
Network Settings page (Apache Manager, Server Preferences), 435
Network Time Protocol. See NTP
NETWORK_ADDRESS identifier variable, 501
NFA. See Native File Access
NFAUUser object, 82
NFAUWorld object, 82
NFS (Network File System)
configuring access, 81–83
exporting NetWare file system for, 82–83
mounting exported directories, 84
objects, 81–82
NFSAdmin object, 82
Ngage, 532
NICI (Novell International Cryptographic Infrastructure), 5, 249
installing client, 73
NIS Server object, 82
NLMs (NetWare Loadable Modules), 122–125
status screens, viewing, 124
unloading, 124
NLS (Novell Licensing Services)
deleting licenses, 49
eDirectory objects, 46
installing license certificates, 48
managing licenses, 47
moving license certificates, 49
request processing, 46–47
server assignments, 48
verifying installation, 47
NLS client, 46
NMAS (Novell Modular Authentication Service), 215
client, 74
installing, 74
OES platform support, 4
Enterprise Edition, 216
graded authentication, 216–217
instaling, 217–219
login factors, 215–216
login methods, 216
login sequences, 216
OES platform support, 5
phases of operation, 215
NMAS tab (Novell Login dialog box), 68
NoRM (Novell Remote Manager), 87, 107–109
Cluster Config page, 279–282
Cluster Management view, 290–292
configuration options, 110–111
Console Commands page, 122–123
customizing, 112
default port assignment, 432
features, 107–108
frames, 110
installing, 108–109
iSCSI, 337–338
log files, 136–140
logging out of, 109
swap file configuration, 135
tasks performed with, 107
views, 108
NOT MEMBER OF group identifier variable, 501
notification containers (Nsure Audit), 257
notification objects (Nsure Audit), 257
Novell
certification, 533–535
information resources
Advanced Technical Training (ATT), 535
DeveloperNet, 532–533
general product information, 529
Network Professional Association (NPA), 535–536
Novell AppNotes, 531
Novell Connection magazine, 531
Novell Cool Solutions, 530
Novell Ngage, 532
Novell Users International (NUI), 535
online, 530
technical support, 531–532
Novell Academic Training Partners (NATPs), 533
Novell AppNotes, 531
Novell Certificate Server, 250–251
server certificates, creating, 251–252
user certificates, creating, 252–253
Novell Client, 54
configuring, 69–71
installing, 54–56
Novell Client Install Manager configuration files, 60–63
from web servers, 58–60
login options, 66–69
OES platform support, 4
removing, 57
upgrading
Automatic Client Upgrade, 64–66
Novell Client Install Manager configuration files, 60–63
Novell Client Upgrade Agent, 63–64
Novell Client Install Manager. See NCIMan
Novell Client Upgrade Agent, configuring, 63–64
Novell Cluster Services. See NCS
Novell Connection magazine, 531
Novell Cool Solutions, 530
Novell Distributed Print Services. See NDPS
Novell eGuide. See eGuide
Novell International Cryptographic Infrastructure. See NICI
Novell Login dialog box, 66–68
Novell Login utility, 483–484
Novell Modular Authentication Service. See NMAS
Novell Ngage, 532
Novell QuickFinder. See QuickFinder
Novell Remote Manager. See NoRM
Novell Technical Support, 530
Novell Training, 533
Novell Training Service Partners (NTSPs), 533
Novell Users International (NUI), 535
Novell Virtual Office. See Virtual Office
NO_DEFAULT command, 493
NPA (Network Professional Association), 535–536
NRM (NetWare Remote Manager), default port assignment, 432
NRMUSERS.LOG, 138
NSS (Novell Storage Systems)
architecture, 309–310
hot fix, 312
OES platform support, 5
RAID support, 313
configuration options, 319–320
creating, 318
overbooking, 310
volumes, 310
configuration options, 323–324
creating, 320
enabling TTS (Transaction Tracking System), 311
management concepts, 310–313
restricting disk space, 329
NSS Management Utility, 23
NSSMU.NLM, 23
Nsure Audit, 253
components, 253–254
configuring, 256–257
installing, 254–256
OES platform support, 5
online documentation, 254
Nsure Audit Report, 254
Nsure Identity Manager, OES platform support, 5
Nterprise Branch Office, OES platform support, 6
NTP (Network Time Protocol), 144, 149
default port assignment, 432
NTSP (Novell Training Service Partners), 533
NUI (Novell Users International), 535
NWAdmin, 88
NWCONFIG.NLM, 144
NWDEPLOY.EXE, 16
NWDEPLOYNOBROWSER.EXE, 16
NWSC.EXE, 35–36
O
objects
cluster resources, 273
DHCP objects, creating, 200–201
DNS objects, creating, 204–206
eDirectory objects
Common Name (CN), 154
container objects, 157
Context, 154
creating, 90
Distinguished Name, 154
finding, 91
NLS (Novell Licensing Services) objects, 46
organization of, 89
properties, modifying, 91
rules governing, 156
troubleshooting inconsistencies, 184–185
unknown objects, finding, 183–184
NFS objects, 81–82
RBS (Role-Based Services) objects, 104
user-related, security, 211–214
core components, 3
installing, 10
eDirectory, planning, 15
NDPS printing environment, planning, 15–16
NetWare Installation Wizard, 23–26
network preparation, 16–19
protocols, planning, 13–14
response files, creating, 21
server hardware, planning, 11–12
startup files, 21–23
volumes, planning, 12–13
multiprocessor-enabled services, 261–262
platform support for services, 4–7
reasons for using, 3
from Deployment Manager, 30–31
from iManager, 31
in-place upgrades, 28–34
NetWare 3.x servers, 28
remote upgrades, 30
from server console, 30
server health, checking, 28–29
Windows NT servers, 27
Offline cluster resource state, 292
ONOSPOOF Group WAN traffic policies, 187
Open Enterprise Server. See OES NetWare
Open WBEM CIMOM, OES platform support, 5
operators
in IF...THEN statements, 491
in WRITE command, 499
OPNSPOOF WAN traffic policies, 187
optical storage, 342
organization (O) object, 159
organizational roles, 214
organizational unit (OU) object, 159
OS identifier variable, 501
OS_VERSION identifier variable, 502
Outbound Synchronization option (DSTrace), 512
overbooking storage pools, 310
overloaded processors, 266–267
P
Package Management, OES platform support, 5
parameters (SET), 327–329
Partition Disks Operations (NoRM), 108
Partition option (DSTrace), 512
Partition view (ConsoleOne), 92
partitions, 157
creating, 169
DOS partitions, mounting as NSS volume, 324
iSCSI partitions, creating, 337
merging, 169
planning, 162–163
pruning and grafting, 169–170
time sync status, verifying, 178–179
password authentication, 216
Password Restrictions page (iManager), 223–225
passwords
Identity Manager. See Identity Manager
simple passwords, creating, 76
universal passwords, 219–220
enabling, 222
preparing environment, 220
SDI domain configuration, 220–222
synchronization, 219
PasswordSync (Identity Manager), 296, 303–304
PASSWORD_EXPIRES identifier variable, 501
patches, 141
patterned deployments, 24
PAUSE command, 494
performance, monitoring, 132–134
cache memory statistics, 134–135
error logs, 135–140
virtual memory, 135
Performance Tuning page (Apache Manager, Server Preferences), 434
phasers.wav file, 490–491
PKI (Public Key Infrastructure), 250–253
Platform Agent (Nsure Audit), 254
PLATFORM identifier variable, 502
Platform Support Modules (PSMs), 269–270
pooling printers, 363–364
ports
default assignments, 432–433
default cluster port number, 279
SSL communications, 430–431
post-login methods, 216
preemptive thread execution, 267–268
Prepare a Server for Upgrade (Deployment Manager), 28–29
Prepare for New eDirectory (Deployment Manager), 18–19
primary document directory (web servers), 421–422
Primary Document Directory page (Apache Manager, Content Management), 438
primary timeservers, 145
Print Manager, 354
access control, 374–375
creating, 359–362
Print page (QuickFinder Server Manager)
search site settings, 468–469
services settings, 463
printer agents, 353
printing. See IPP; iPrint; NDPS; Print Manager
processes. See background processes (eDirectory)
Product Installation Type screen (Installation Wizard), 23
PROFILE command, 494
profile login scripts, 483
customization information to include, 484
overriding, 494
properties
configuring Novell Client properties, 69–71
modifying eDirectory object properties, 91
property name identifier variable, 502
property rights, 230–231
protected address space, loading NLMs into, 131–132
Protocol Preferences page (Novell Client properties), 70
protocol considerations for OES NetWare installation, 13–14
Protocols screen (Installation Wizard), 24
Proxy mode (iMonitor), 116
Proxy User object, LDAP client connections, 194–195
PRTLANNC.HTM file, 112
pruning and grafting partitions, 169–170
PSMs (Platform Support Modules), 269–270
PUBLIC directory, 314
Public Key Infrastructure, 250–253
[Public] user, LDAP client connections, 194
Publisher filter (Identity Manager), 295
publishing website content, 427–428
Purge immediate attribute, 245
Purge option (DSTrace), 512
purging files, 329–332
P_STATION identifier variable, 502
Q
Quick Setup Wizard (eGuide), 475–477
QuickFinder, 452
capabilities, 452
indexes, 453
creating, 457–459
configuring default settings, 470–471
generating, 459
scheduling events, 459
installing, 453
managing, 460
general search site settings, 464–466
general service settings, 460–462
Index Management page, 454
index search site settings, 470–471
opening Server Manager, 454
print search sites settings, 468–469
print services settings, 463
search service settings, 462–463
search site settings, 466–468
security site settings, 472–473
synchronization settings, 464
OES platform support, 7
search sites, 453
creating, 456–457
managing, 464–466
testing, 454
Quorum page (Cluster Config), 280
Quorum wait cluster resource state, 292
quotation marks (“”)
in SET commands, 494
in WRITE command, 498
R
race conditions, 268
RAID, NSS support, 313
RBS (Role-Based Services), 104–107
RBS Book object, 104
RBS Collection object, 104
RBS Module object, 104
RBS Scope object, 104–105
RBS Task object, 104
-RC switch (DSRepair), 524
RCONPRXY command, 98–99
RConsoleJ, 97
automating agents, 99
configuring proxy servers, 98–99
default port assignment, 432
IPX servers and, 97
running, 99–100
setting up networks for, 97
setting up target servers, 98
-RD switch (DSRepair), 525
Read file system right, 240
Read property right, 230
Read-only attribute, 245
Read-Only replica, 164
read-write locks, 269
Read/Write replica, 164
REBUILD utility, 312-313, 325–326
reference timeservers, 144
referential integrity, maintaining, 507
REM command, 499
Remote Loader Service (Identity Manager), 296
installing, 298–300
Remote Printer Management (RPM), 364–365
remote upgrades, 30
Rename entry right, 230
Rename inhibit attribute, 245
renaming
eDirectory trees, 174
volumes for Mac users, 80
repairing eDirectory, 512–513
command-line switches, 524–526
database operations, 519–520
loading DSRepair, 512
logging results, 513
miscellaneous operations, 522–524
partition operations, 520–521
replica operations, 520–522
unattended full repairs, 513–516
Replica frame (iMonitor), 115
Replica Purger background process, 506
replica rings, 171
Replica Synchronization background process, 505–506
Replica view
ConsoleOne, 92
iManager, 171
replicas, 157
changing type, 171–172
deleting, 172–173
strategy for, 165–166
verifying sync status, 179–181
Reporting page (iFolder Management Console), 396
Reports/Log Files (NoRM), 136
REQUESTER_CONTEXT identifier variable, 501
Resolve Name option (DSTrace), 512
resource management service (NDPS), 354
Resource Priority page (Cluster Config), 281
resource records, creating, 205–206
response files, creating, 21
restarting servers, 125–126
Restore Configuration page (Apache Manager, Server Preferences), 433
restoring files
SBCON process, 348–350
testing process, 342–343
-RN switch (DSRepair), 525
role-based administration, 239
role-based management. See iManager
Role-Based Services. See RBS
[Root] object, security equivalence, 236
[Root] partition, 162
[Root] trustee reference, 232
router address, default, 14
RPM (Remote Printer Management), 364–365
-RS switch (DSRepair), 525
rules (Identity Manager), 295
Run queue, 265
Running cluster resource state, 292
-RV switch (DSRepair), 525
-RVT switch (DSRepair), 525
S
salvaging files, 329–332
Samba, OES platform support, 6
SAMEAREA WAN traffic policies, 187
SAP option (DSTrace), 512
SBCON
backup process, 346–348
backup types, 346
configuring for use, 343–345
restoring files, 348–350
SBD (Split-Brain Detector), 274
scheduling
backups, 340–341
QuickFinder index events, 459
Replica Purger background process, 506
schema (eDirectory), 156
preparing for OES NetWare installation, 18–19
synchronizing updates, 507
Schema option (DSTrace), 512
Schema Synchronization background process, 507
scope (DNS/DHCP), setting, 198
Script tab (Novell Login dialog box), 67
SCU. See Server Consoliation Utility
SDI domain, configuring, 220–222
SDIDIAG.NLM, 220–222
Search page (QuickFinder Server Manager)
search site settings, 466–468
services settings, 462–463
search services. See QuickFinder
search sites (QuickFinder), 453
creating, 456–457
managing, 464
default search settings, 466–468
general settings, 464–466
index settings, 470–471
print settings, 468–469
security settings, 472–473
Search Tree for eDirectory/NDS Version (Deployment Manager), 18
SECOND identifier variable, 501
secondary timeservers, 145
Secure Logging Server (Nsure Audit), 254
security, 210–211
auditing with Nsure Audit, 253–257
authentication. See authentication
authorization. See authorization
cryptographic services, 249–253
data security, 239–248
iPrint, 372–377
user-related objects, 211–214
Security reports, 137
Self property right, 230
Self trustee reference, 232
semaphores, 269
server certificates, creating, 251–252
Server Consolidation Utility
installing, 35–36
preparing servers, 36–37
project window, 38–39
projects
creating, 37–40
executing, 43
scheduling, 44–45
verifying, 40–43
workstation requirements, 35
Server Health Log, 138
Server Health utility, 28–29
Server Logs (Apache Manager), 437
Server Manager (QuickFinder)
General page, 460–462
Index Management page, 454
Index page, 470–471
indexes
creating, 457–459
generating, 459
scheduling events, 459
opening, 454
QuickFinder Synchronization settings page, 464
search sites, creating, 456–457
Security page, 472–473
Server Packets option (DSTrace), 512
Server Personal Log Book, 138
Server Preferences (Apache Manager), 433–437
Server Security reports, 137
Server Settings screen (OES NetWare installation), 22
Server Status page (Apache Manager, Server Preferences), 433
servers
ABENDs (Abnormal ENDs), 131
adding to SDI domain, 221
console commands, 122-124, 141–142
electrical power problems, 128–130
health, checking, 28–29
information about, displaying, 140–141
Java applications, loading, 126–127
maintenance tasks, 140–142
naming, 12
performance, monitoring, 132–140
physical damage, protecting against, 128
restarting, 125–126
server-mounted CD-ROMs, 130–131
shutting down, 125–126
virus protection, 130
workstation connections, monitoring, 142
Service Location page (Novell Client properties), 70
Service Location Protocol (SLP), 70
service registry service, 354
services (Virtual Office)
configuring, 446–449
default services, 442
virtual team services, 449–450
servlets, 439. See also Tomcat Servlet Engine for NetWare
SET command, 494–495
file compression parameters, 327–329
SET_TIME command, 495
Sharable attribute, 245
SHORT_YEAR identifier variable, 500
shutting down servers, 125–126
Simple mode (iManager), 86, 102
single reference timeservers, 144
Single Sign-on page (Novell Client properties), 71
Skulker, 506
slave nodes, 273
SLP (Service Location Protocol), 70, 432
SMACHINE identifier variable, 502
SMS (Storage Management Services), 6, 343–344
Snapshot, 311
SNMP (Simple Network Management Protocol), 433
software
patches, 141
virtual servers, 425–426
viruses, 130
specialist certificates (Novell certification), 534
SPEED command, 141
Split-Brain Detector (SBD), 274
splitting volumes, 334–335
spoofing, 247
spooling network printers, 363
SSL
Apache Web Server and, 430–432
iPrint and, 376–377
startup files
editing, 143–144
installing, 21–23
order of execution, 142–143
STARTUP.NCF file, 142–144
STATION identifier variable, 502
Storage Management Services (SMS), 6, 343–344
storage pools
configuring policies, 284–285
modifying node assignments, 284
NSS storage pools, 310, 317–320
configuration options, 319–320
creating, 318
overbooking, 310
Streams option (DSTrace), 512
style sheets (Identity Manager), 295
Subnet Address Range objectm creating, 201
subnet masks, 14
Subnet object, creating, 200–201
Subordinate replicas, 164
Subscriber filter (Identity Manager), 295
Supervisor entry right, 230
Supervisor file system right, 241
Supervisor property right, 230
Support Connection Library, 141
swap files, 135
synchronization
primitives, 269
replica synchronization, verifying, 179–181
schema synchronization status, 183
time synchronization, 144
advertisement methods, 147–148
configuring environment, 148–149
default strategy, 145–146
NTP (Network Time Protocol), 149
TPG (Time Provider Group)
strategy, 146–147
verifying, 178–179
WAN Traffic Manager, 186–188
SYS volume, 12
SYS$LOG.ERR, 138–139
System attribute, 245
system directories, 314–315
SYSTEM directory, 314
System Error Log, 138
System Monitoring page (iFolder Management Console), 395
T
tape formats, 341–342
target software (iSCSI), 336–337
TCPIP Group WAN traffic policies, 187
technical support, 531–532
Telnet, default port assignment, 433
TERM command, 497–498
terminating login script execution, 490, 497
Thread Scheduling option (DSTrace), 512
threads, 264–266
load balancing, 266–267
memory management, 268–269
preemptive execution, 267–268
queues, 265–266
synchronization primitives, 269
versus processes, 264
thresholds, load balancing and, 266–267
time
identifier variables, 500
synchronization, 144
advertisement methods, 147–148
configuring environment, 148–149
default strategy, 145–146
NTP (Network Time Protocol), 149
Time Provider Group (TPG) strategy, 146–147
verifying, 178–179
workstation time, setting, 495
Time Provider Groups (TPGs), 146–147
Time Restrictions page (iManager), 226–227
Time Synchronization background process, 507
Time Vectors option (DSTrace), 512
Time Zone screen (Installation Wizard), 25
TIMECOST Group WAN traffic policies, 187
TIMESYNC.CFG file, 145, 148–149
Tomcat Admin, 439
TOMCAT directory, 315
Tomcat Manager, 440
Tomcat Servlet Engine for NetWare, 439–440
admin server instance, loading/unloading, 418
default port assignment, 433
directory structure, 439
loading, 418
OES platform support, 6
unloading, 418
TOMCAT4.NCF file, 418
TPGs (Time Provider Groups), 146–147
Trace Configuration page (iMonitor), 508–512
tracing eDirectory activity, 176–177
Transactional attribute, 245
TREE command, 489
trees (eDirectory)
design rules, 158–166
grafting, 175–176
login options, specifying, 67
merging, 174–175
naming, 159
renaming, 174
sample structure, 154
trustee rights, 240–243
TTS, enabling for NSS volumes, 311
TTS$LOG.ERR file, 139–140
U
-U switch (DSRepair), 524
UAL (User Access License) model, 45
Unassigned cluster resource state, 292
Unattended Full Repair (UFR), 513–516
underloaded processors, 266–267
uninterruptible power supply (UPS), 128–130
universal passwords, 215, 219–220
enabling, 222
preparing environment, 220
SDI domain configuration, 220–222
UNLOAD command, 124
Unloading cluster resource state, 291
Update Agent page (Novell Client properties), 71
updates, 141
iPrint client, 368–369
synchronizing eDirectory schema updates, 507
Upgrade a Server Remotely (Deployment Manager), 30–31
Upgrade to NetWare 6.5 (Deployment Manager), 30–31
upgrading
to NCS, 275–276
Novell Client, 60–66
from Deployment Manager, 30–31
from iManager, 31
from server console, 30
in-place upgrades, 28–34
remote upgrades, 30
server health, checking, 28–29
Windows NT servers, 27–28
UPS (uninterruptible power supply), 128–130
UPS_AIO.NLM, 128–129
URLs (uniform resource locators), forwarding, 438
User Access License (UAL) model, 45
user certificates, creating, 252–253
user forums, 530
User Home Directories page (Apache Manager, Content Management), 438
user login scripts, 483
User Management page (iFolder Management Console), 395–396
User objects
LDAP binds, 195
security, 212–213
User Template objects, 213
users
context in eDirectory tree, setting, 487
customizing login, 218
disk space, restricting, 329–330
identifier variables, 501
security, 211–214
USER_ID identifier variable, 501
V
variables
eliminating eDirectory variables, 504
identifier variables, 500–502
Verification Wizard (SCU), 40–43
VERIFY utility, 312-313, 324–326
VERSION command, 141
View Configuration page (Apache Manager, Server Preferences), 433–434
Virtual Hosts page (Apache Manager, Content Management), 425, 438
virtual memory swap files, 135
Virtual Office, 442
configuring, 444–446
installing, 443
logging options, 445–446
OES platform support, 7
portal options, 445
services
configuring, 446–449
default services, 442
virtual team services, 449–450
virtual teams
configuring environment, 444–445
configuring services, 449–450
creating, 449
displaying information about, 450
joining, 451–452
managing, 450–451
scheduling appointments/events, 450
virtual search servers
creating, 456–457
managing, 464
default search settings, 466–468
general settings, 464–466
index settings, 470–471
print settings, 468–469
security settings, 472–473
virtual servers, 424–426
virus protection, 130
VOL$LOG.ERR file, 139–140
cluster-enabled volumes
creating, 282–283
deleting, 284
editing load/unload scripts, 289–290
fan-out failover, 274–275
cluster-enabling, 283–284
definition of, 309
disk space, restricting, 329
mounted volumes, displaying, 141
moving, 334–335
NSS volumes. See NSS
preparing for OES NetWare installation, 12–13
renaming for Mac users, 80
splitting, 334–335
VOLUMES command, 141
WAN Traffic Manager, 186–188
W
Wanman option (DSTrace), 512
Web Manager, 86
web servers. See also Apache Web Server
directories, 422–424
logs, 437
MIME types, adding, 434–435
Novell Client installation, 58–60
web services
Apache Web Server. See Apache Web Server
CGI (Common Gateway Interface) scripting, 479
eGuide, 473–478
MySQL, 478–479
OES platform support, 6
OpenSSH, 479
Perl, 479
PHP, 480
QuickFinder. See QuickFinder
Tomcat Servlet Engine. See Tomcat Servlet Engine for NetWare
Virtual Office See also Virtual Office
WebDAV
NetDrive support, 387
publishing website content, 428
Windows
ConsoleOne system requirements, 93
NT servers, upgrading to OES NetWare, 27
WINVER identifier variable, 502
Work To Do queue, 265
workstations
connections
establishing, 487
monitoring, 142
identifier variables, 501
time, setting, 495
WRITE command, 498–499
Write
file system right, 241
property right, 230
X - Y - Z
-XK2 switch (DSRepair), 526
-XK3 switch (DSRepair), 526
XSLT (Extensible Stylesheet Language Transformations), 295
Xtier framework, 71–72
YEAR identifier variable, 500