OES 23.4: Planning and Implementation Guide
- OES 23.4: Planning and Implementation Guide
- Welcome to Open Enterprise Server 23.4
- Planning Your OES Implementation
- Plan for eDirectory
- Identify a Purpose for Each Server
- Understand Server Requirements
- Understand User Restrictions and Linux User Management
- Understand Your Installation Options
- Getting and Preparing OES Software
- 64-Bit Only
- Do You Want to Purchase OES or Evaluate It?
- Evaluating OES Software
- Downloading and Preparing OES Software
- Licensing
- Installing OES
- Installing OES on Physical Servers
- Installing OES Servers in a Xen VM
- Installing OES Servers in a KVM Virtual Machine
- Upgrading OES
- Supported Upgrade Paths
- Planning for OES Upgrade
- Meeting the Upgrade Requirements
- Migrating Existing Servers and Data
- Supported OES Migration Paths
- Migration Tools and Purposes
- Virtualization in OES
- Graphical Overview of Virtualization in OES
- Why Install OES Services on Your VM Host?
- Services Supported on VM Hosts and Guests
- Xen VMs Need Ext2 for the System /Boot Volume
- Clustering and High Availability
- Planning for a Cluster
- Planning for OES Cluster Services
- Managing OES
- Overview of Management Interfaces and Services
- OES Welcome Page
- Unified Management Console (UMC)
- iManager and Self-Signed Certificates
- SSH Services on OES
- Network Services
- TCP/IP
- DNS and DHCP
- Time Services
- Discovery Services
- SLP
- Storage and File Systems
- Overview of OES Storage
- Planning OES File Storage
- Coexistence and Migration of Storage Services
- Configuring and Maintaining Storage
- eDirectory, LDAP, NSS AD, and Domain Services for Windows
- Overview of Directory Services
- eDirectory
- LDAP (eDirectory)
- NSS AD Support
- Why Both NSS AD and DSfW?
- Domain Services for Windows
- Users and Groups
- Creating Users and Groups
- Linux User Management: Access to Linux for eDirectory Users
- Identity Management Services
- Using the Identity Manager 4.8 Bundle Edition
- Access Control and Authentication
- Controlling Access to Services
- Authentication Services
- Backup Services
- Services for End Users
- System-Wide Services
- File Services
- Overview of File Services
- Planning for File Services
- Coexistence and Migration of File Services
- Aligning NCP and POSIX File Access Rights
- FTP (Pure-FTPd) and OES
- NCP Implementation and Maintenance
- OES CIFS Implementation and Maintenance
- Print Services
- Overview of Print Services
- Planning for Print Services
- Coexistence and Migration of Print Services
- Print Services Implementation Suggestions
- Print Services Maintenance Suggestions
- Web Services
- Security
- Overview of OES Security Services
- Planning for Security
- OES and Security Scanners
- Links to Product Security Considerations
- List of Antivirus Software
- TLS Version Support
- Certificate Management
- Product Improvement
- Overview
- Data That is Collected for Product Improvement
- How the OpenText Server Receives the Data
- OES Dashboard
- Overview
- Prerequisites
- Adding Services to OES Servers
- Changing an OES Server’s IP Address
- Caveats and Disclaimers
- Prerequisites
- Changing the Server’s Address Configuration
- Reconfiguring the OES Services
- Repairing the eDirectory Certificates
- Completing the Server Reconfiguration
- Modifying a Cluster
- Reconfiguring Services on Other Servers That Point to This Server
- Updating/Patching OES Servers
- Quick Reference to OES User Services
- OES Browser Support
- Client/Workstation OS Support
- OES Service Scripts
- System User and Group Management in OES
- About System Users and Groups
- Understanding Proxy Users
- Common Proxy User
- Planning Your Proxy Users
- Implementing Your Proxy User Plan
- Proxy Users and Domain Services for Windows
- System Users
- System Groups
- Auditing System Users
- Administrative Users and Groups in OES
- eDirectory Administrative Users and Groups
- Active Directory Administrative Users and Groups
- Coordinating Password Policies Among Multiple File Services
- Overview
- Concepts and Prerequisites
- Examples
- Deployment Guidelines for Different Servers and Deployment Scenarios
- Configuration and Log Files
- CIFS
- CIS
- Common Proxy
- DFS
- DHCP
- DNS
- Domain Services for Windows
- Install
- iPrint
- Linux User Management
- Migration Tool
- Cluster Services
- OES File Access Rights Management (NFARM)
- Novell Identity Translator (NIT)
- Linux Volume Manager (NLVM)
- Storage Services
- novell-ad-util
- NCP
- SMS
- Vigil
- Small Footprint CIM Broker (SFCB)
- Overview
- OES CIM Providers
- SFCB Is Automatically Installed with OES
- Coexistence with NRM and iManager in Earlier Releases
- SFCB and Linux User Management (LUM)
- Links to More Information about WBEM and SFCB
- Legal Notices