Pro Novell Open Enterprise Server,9781590594834

Pro Novell Open Enterprise Server

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ISBN13: 9781590594834
ISBN10: 1590594835
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Pub. Date: 2005-07-18
Publisher(s): Apress
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Summary

Novell has had a long history of providing corporate server/network/administration solutions. With Novellas recent SUSE Linux acquisitions, Novell has turned over a new leaf - their best-selling server software has been reinvented in Linux! And the Novell Open Enterprise Server features the best of both worlds, including top features from NetWare Components, SUSE Linux Enterprise Server 9 Components, and Novell Services.Author Sander van Vugt provides comprehensively covers this new server product, and takes you through all of the necessary setup stages to get your server running. He then spends ample time discussing the core features like eDirectory, Novell Storage Services, iPrint, and iManager. van Vugt also examines vital administration topics like software management and security, and services like Virtual Directory, Clustering, and Apache Web Server. He even provides an overview of CLE certification, and strategies to prepare for it.

Table of Contents

About the Author xix
About the Technical Reviewer xxi
Acknowledgments xxiii
Introduction xxv
PART 1 Getting Started
Introduction to Open Enterprise Server
3(8)
From NetWare to Linux
3(2)
Two Platforms
4(1)
The Future of NetWare
5(1)
Open Enterprise Server Major Components
5(1)
eDirectory
6(3)
Management Tools
6(1)
User Management
6(1)
OES Security
6(1)
File Storage and File Access
6(1)
iFolder
7(1)
Software Management
7(1)
Network Services
7(1)
Printing
7(1)
The Web-Based Application Platform
8(1)
Virtual Office
8(1)
Nsure Identity Manager
8(1)
Novell Clustering Services
9(1)
Summary
9(2)
Installing Open Enterprise Server
11(30)
Preparing for Installation
11(4)
Running Deployment Manager
12(3)
Minimum System Requirements
15(1)
Installing OES - NetWare
15(10)
Installing OES - Linux
25(12)
Performing an OES Network Installation
37(2)
Summary
39(2)
Upgrading to Open Enterprise Server
41(44)
Upgrade/Migration Paths to Open Enterprise Server
41(4)
Performing the Upgrade
45(38)
Local Upgrade: Upgrading SLES 9 to OES - Linux
46(4)
Remote Upgrade: Upgrading NetWare 6 to OES - NetWare
50(5)
Across the Wire Migration: Using the Migration Wizard to Migrate NetWare 5.1 to OES - NetWare
55(16)
Server Consolidation: Migrating from Windows Server 2003 to OES - Linux
71(12)
Summary
83(2)
Introduction to SUSE Linux Enterprise Server
85(52)
Logging In
85(4)
Linux User Accounts
85(1)
The Graphical Login Prompt
85(1)
Working with Virtual Consoles
86(1)
Getting Administrative Access
87(2)
The Graphical User Interface and the Console
89(5)
The Concept of Runlevels
89(3)
Basic Runlevel Management
92(2)
Starting the GUI from the Console
94(1)
Managing OES - Linux with YaST
94(2)
Finding Your Way in the File System
96(10)
Default Directories
96(6)
Performing Essential Tasks in the File System
102(4)
Getting Help
106(4)
The System Programmer's Manual
106(2)
Command - help
108(1)
Online Resources
109(1)
The SUSE HelpCenter
110(1)
Editing Text Files
110(5)
Editing Text Files with Kate
111(1)
Introduction to vim
111(4)
Mounting Devices
115(5)
Device Names
115(1)
The Type of File System
116(1)
Performing the Mount
117(1)
Unmounting Devices
118(1)
Automating the Mount
119(1)
Startup Procedures
120(2)
The Boot Loader Grub
121(1)
Process Management
122(3)
Viewing Process Activity
122(2)
Terminating Processes
124(1)
Working with Linux Permissions
125(8)
Linux Users and Groups
125(2)
File Ownership
127(1)
Linux Permissions
128(5)
Finding Things
133(2)
Finding Files
134(1)
Finding Text
135(1)
Summary
135(2)
Introduction to the NetWare Kernel
137(32)
Components of the NetWare Operating System
137(1)
Drivers
137(1)
Kernel
138(1)
Services and Applications
138(1)
Managing NetWare from the Console
138(12)
Introduction to the Console
139(2)
Shutting Down the Server
141(1)
Starting Up the Server
141(4)
The NetWare Registry
145(1)
Console Commands
146(1)
Creating Batch Files
147(1)
Alternatives to the NetWare Console
148(2)
Working from the Graphical User Interface
150(9)
Console One
151(2)
Install
153(1)
Utilities
153(5)
Settings
158(1)
Some Important Management Programs
159(9)
INETCFG
159(3)
Monitor
162(3)
Dsrepair
165(3)
Summary
168(1)
Connecting to Open Enterprise Server
169(24)
Making a Connection Any Way You Want It
169(2)
Native File Access Protocols
170(1)
Web-Based Access
170(1)
Specific Client Programs
170(1)
Novell Client
170(1)
Using Novell Client
171(20)
Installing Novell Client
171(7)
Configuring Novell Client
178(8)
Using Novell Client
186(1)
Accessing Novell Client from the Taskbar
187(3)
Accessing Novell Client from the Application Menu
190(1)
Accessing Novell Client from the Local File Browser
191(1)
Summary
191(2)
Open Enterprise Server Management Utilities
193(40)
Using iManager
194(18)
Getting Familiar with iManager
194(4)
iManager Configuration
198(13)
Mobile iManager
211(1)
Using Remote Manager
212(6)
Linux Utilities
212(3)
Introduction to Remote Manager Server Management
215(3)
Using YaST
218(1)
Using OpenSSH
219(8)
Using OpenSSH on NetWare
220(3)
Using OpenSSH on Linux
223(1)
Using the SSH Client to Make a Secure Connection
223(4)
Using Legacy Tools
227(2)
Summary
229(4)
PART 2 Core Services
eDirectory Management
233(78)
eDirectory Basics
233(9)
What Is eDirectory
233(1)
eDirectory Components
234(7)
Using eDirectory for Authentication
241(1)
The eDirectory Database
242(2)
Structure of the Database
242(1)
Starting and Stopping the Service
243(1)
Managing Time
244(3)
The Relationship Between eDirectory and Time Synchronization
244(1)
NTP
244(2)
Timesync
246(1)
eDirectory Management
247(13)
Managing Partitions
247(5)
Managing Replicas
252(1)
Managing Replicas
253(4)
Linux eDirectory Management Tools
257(3)
eDirectory Tree Design
260(5)
Designing a Small-to Medium-Sized Tree
260(2)
Designing a Medium Tree
262(1)
Designing a Large Tree
263(2)
Scalability and Fault Tolerance
265(1)
Accessing Resources
265(1)
The eDirectory Schema
265(7)
Function of the Schema
265(1)
Schema Structure
266(1)
Managing the Schema
267(5)
eDirectory and LDAP
272(22)
Why LDAP
273(1)
Managing LDAP
273(13)
Importing LDAP Data with LDIF
286(8)
Improving eDirectory Performance
294(5)
Managing Cache
294(2)
Managing Indexes
296(3)
Troubleshooting eDirectory
299(11)
Performing a Basic Health Check
299(5)
Resolving Some Common Issues
304(6)
Summary
310(1)
Managing the User Environment
311(46)
eDirectory User Management
311(17)
Creating User Accounts with iManager
311(13)
Working with the Template Object
324(2)
Searching for Objects in iManager
326(2)
Linux User Management
328(10)
PAM---Pluggable Authentication Module
329(5)
Enabling LUM Users
334(3)
Modifying the Linux Config and Linux Workstation Objects
337(1)
Universal Password
338(6)
Creating an SDI Container
339(1)
Assigning a Universal Password to Users
340(4)
Working with Login Scripts
344(11)
Order of Execution
345(1)
Mappings
346(2)
Working with Profile Login Scripts
348(3)
Creating Your Own Login Scripts
351(4)
Summary
355(2)
File Access
357(66)
Client-Based File Access
357(1)
iFolder
358(23)
iFolder Benefits and Features
358(1)
iFolder Architecture
359(1)
Installing, Managing, and Monitoring iFolder
360(15)
Working with the iFolder Client
375(6)
NetStorage
381(14)
Managing NetStorage
382(4)
Using NetStorage
386(1)
Advanced NetStorage Configuration
387(8)
File Access Protocols
395(23)
Native File Access on OES - NetWare
395(10)
Managing File Access Protocols on OES - Linux
405(12)
Planning Rights Management in an OES Environment
417(1)
FTP
418(3)
The OES - NetWare FTP Server
418(3)
The OES - Linux FTP Server
421(1)
Summary
421(2)
Configuring Volumes
423(46)
Traditional Volumes vs. NSS
423(2)
NSS Architecture
425(1)
Creating Traditional Volumes on OES - NetWare
426(3)
Creating NSS Volumes
429(15)
Working with NSS Volumes on OES - Linux
429(11)
Creating NSS Volumes on OES - NetWare
440(4)
Maintaining Volumes
444(8)
Activating and Deactivating Volumes
444(2)
Applying User and Directory Quotas
446(1)
Salvaging and Purging Files
447(1)
Using the File-Level Snapshot Attribute for NSS Volumes
448(1)
Verifying and Repairing Pools and Volumes
449(3)
Implementing Advanced NSS Features
452(5)
Configuring and Managing Encrypted Volumes
452(1)
Configuring and Managing Compression
453(3)
Viewing and Salvaging Deleted Volumes in a Pool
456(1)
Configuring iSCSI on NSS
457(10)
iSCSI in an OES Environment
459(1)
Installing and Configuring iSCSI on OES - NetWare
459(5)
Using OES - Linux as an iSCSI Target or Initiator
464(3)
Summary
467(2)
Managing Security
469(44)
Authentication
470(1)
File System Security
471(18)
General Security Concepts
472(7)
File System Rights
479(10)
Traditional Linux rights
489(2)
File System Attributes
489(2)
eDirectory Security
491(11)
The Need for eDirectory Security
492(1)
Entry vs. Attribute Rights
492(5)
Implementing eDirectory Security
497(2)
Inheritance and eDirectory Security
499(3)
Cryptography Services
502(9)
NICI
503(1)
Public Key Infrastructure
503(8)
Securing the Server Console
511(1)
Summary
512(1)
OES Software Management
513(28)
The Red Hat Package Manager Standard
513(1)
Installing Software from Tarballs
514(2)
Installing Software on OES - Linux with YaST
516(10)
Using YaST to Install OES Software Components
516(5)
Managing Installed Software with YaST
521(1)
Using YaST Online Update
522(4)
Installing Software on OES - NetWare
526(5)
Using the Install Utility on the Server Console
527(2)
Using nwconfig to Install Applications
529(1)
Using RPM on OES - NetWare
530(1)
Using the Novell Deployment Manager to Install Software from a Workstation
531(1)
Managing Software Installations Centrally with ZENworks Linux Management
531(8)
ZENworks Linux Management Installation
532(1)
Client Activation
533(3)
Distributing Software with ZLM Channels
536(2)
Installing Software from a Workstation
538(1)
Using ZENworks Desktop Management to Manage Windows Workstations
539(1)
Summary
540(1)
Networking Open Enterprise Server
541(40)
Protocol Support
541(8)
IPX
541(5)
The Internet Protocol
546(3)
IPv6
549(1)
IP Address Management
549(8)
Managing IP Addresses from Novell RemoteManager
549(4)
Managing IP Addresses and Ports from IP Address Management
553(4)
Resolving Names
557(16)
Service Location Protocol
557(9)
Domain Name System
566(7)
OES As a DHCP Server
573(7)
Configuring DHCP on OES - NetWare
574(4)
Configuring DHCP on OES - Linux
578(2)
Summary
580(1)
Managing iPrint
581(22)
iPrint Components
581(2)
The iPrint Manager
581(1)
The iPrint Driver Store
582(1)
iPrint Printer Objects
582(1)
iPrint Client
582(1)
iPrint Map Designer
583(1)
iPrint Installation and Configuration
583(10)
Configuring the Driver Store
584(1)
Adding Printers to the Driver Store
585(1)
Configuring the iPrint Manager
586(2)
Configuring Printers
588(2)
Creating Printer Maps
590(3)
Accessing Printers from Workstations
593(1)
Accessing Printers from a Windows Workstation
593(1)
Accessing Printers from a Linux Workstation
593(1)
The iPrint Health Monitor
594(1)
Managing Printers from iManager
595(3)
Working with Banners
598(1)
Working with Printer Pools
599(1)
Summary
600(3)
PART 3 Open Enterprise Server Web-Based Services
The Apache Web Server
603(26)
Managing the Apache Web Server
603(16)
Apache Installation and Configuration
604(7)
Managing Apache Web Server Parameters
611(3)
Managing Web Server Content
614(1)
Extending Apache Functionality with Modules
615(1)
Enabling Directory Mode
616(1)
Connecting Apache to eDirectory Users
617(2)
Managing the Tomcat Servlet Engine
619(4)
Tomcat Servlet Container Overview
619(1)
Tomcat Configuration
620(3)
Searching the Web with QuickFinder
623(4)
QuickFinder Benefits
623(1)
QuickFinder's Architecture
623(1)
Managing QuickFinder
624(3)
MySQL
627(1)
Summary
628(1)
Using Virtual Office
629(24)
Configuring Virtual Office
629(7)
Configuring Virtual Office from the Software Installation Utility
629(2)
Configuring Virtual Office from the Virtual Office Administration Interface
631(5)
Using Virtual Office
636(6)
Creating Virtual Teams
637(1)
Joining Virtual Teams
638(1)
Managing Virtual Teams
638(3)
Using Virtual Teams
641(1)
Viewing User Information with eGuide
642(6)
Configuring eGuide
642(5)
Using eGuide
647(1)
Optimizing Virtual Office
648(1)
Summary
649(4)
PART 4 Advanced Services
Nsure Identity Manager
653(52)
What Is Identity Manager?
654(3)
The Nsure Identity Manager Architecture
654(3)
Installing Nsure Identity Manager
657(6)
Installing Nsure Identity Manager on OES - Linux
658(2)
Installing Nsure Identity Manager on OES - NetWare
660(3)
Drivers
663(1)
Configuring the Delimited Text Driver
663(29)
Configuring the eDirectory Driver
676(5)
Configuring the Active Directory Driver
681(11)
A Quick Guide to Troubleshooting Identity Manager
692(1)
Logging and Reporting with Nsure Audit
692(12)
Setting Up the Secure Logging Server
693(9)
Configuring the DirXML Agent
702(2)
Summary
704(1)
Introduction to Novell Clustering Services
705(28)
Introduction to Clustering
705(4)
Major Components in a Cluster
705(1)
Designing a Clustered Solution
706(3)
Installing the Cluster Software
709(16)
Installing NCS on OES - Linux
709(2)
Installing NCS on OES - NetWare
711(3)
Migrating a NetWare Cluster to Linux
714(1)
Setting Up Novell Cluster Services
715(10)
Managing Novell Clustering Services
725(6)
Migrating Resources
725(1)
Monitoring Cluster and Resource States
726(2)
Cluster Console Commands
728(1)
Displaying Cluster Reports and Event Logs
729(2)
Summary
731(2)
Using OpenWBEM for Server Health Monitoring
733(12)
A New Management Infrastructure
733(1)
Managing OpenWBEM in OES
734(2)
Installing OpenWBEM
734(1)
Starting and Stopping OpenWBEM
734(1)
Managing the OpenWBEM Configuration
734(2)
Health Monitoring
736(7)
Types of Monitoring
736(1)
Setting Up Servers for Health Monitoring
737(4)
Monitoring Server Health
741(2)
Summary
743(2)
Index 745

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