Installing And Configuring
Configure the
For example:
Note:
•White spaces between numbers are ignored.
•Only one line of the list is accepted, however, the line can be wrapped.
•The maximum number of ranges is 20.
Step 22. “Verify the
Step 23. Configure subsequent clients by running setup on those clients and specifying an existing configuration profile. Or for a simpler process see “Configure Subsequent Client Systems” on page 72.
| Custom Configuration |
| Running the Setup program for a quick configuration, as described |
| above, configures your client using default values where possible. If you |
| would like to customize these parameters, proceed as follows. |
| If you want to use SSL, you must have the certificate database files, |
| cert7.db or cert8.db and key3.db, on your client system before you run the |
| custom configuration. See “Configure the |
| SSL Support” on page 41 for details. |
Step | 1. Perform the steps described in “Quick Configuration” on page 29. |
| However, after step 11, You will be asked whether you want to use SSL |
| or not. Enter “yes” to use SSL for the secure communication between |
| LDAP clients and the Netscape Directory Server. Enter “no” if you don’t |
| want to use SSL. |
Step | 2. Next, it will prompt you for selecting the authentication method for users |
| to bind/authenticate to the server. |
| You have a choice between SIMPLE (the default), or SASL |
| if you choose to not enable SSL. However, you have a choice between |
| SIMPLE with SSL (the default), or SASL |
| choose to enable SSL. |
| If you select SASL |
| The first will prompt you for a user mapping (UID, DN, or Other). The |
| second will prompt you for a single realm to use when retrieving user |
| authentication information. If no realm is specified, user information will |
| be retrieved from the first realm the directory server offers. |
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