Novell IFOLDER 3.7 - SECURITY ADMINISTRATION, Administration Manual

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Managing an iFolder Enterprise Server
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Managing an iFolder Enterprise
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This section describes how to manage your Novell
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Enterprise Server platform.
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Section 9.1, “Starting iFolder Services,” on page 103
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Section 9.2, “Stopping iFolder Services,” on page 103
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Section 9.3, “Restarting iFolder Services,” on page 103
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Section 9.4, “Managing the Simias Log and Simias Access Log,” on page 104
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Section 9.5, “Backing Up the iFolder Server,” on page 105
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Section 9.6, “Recovering from a Catastrophic Loss of the iFolder Server,” on page 106
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Section 9.7, “Using TSAIF to Back Up and Restore the iFolder Store,” on page 107
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Section 9.8, “Recovering iFolder Data from File System Backup,” on page 114
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Section 9.9, “Moving iFolder Data from One iFolder Server to Another,” on page 116
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Section 9.10, “Changing The IP Address For iFolder Services,” on page 117
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Section 9.11, “Securing Enterprise Server Communications,” on page 117
9.1 Starting iFolder Services
iFolder services start whenever you reboot the system or whenever you start Apache services.
As a root user, enter the following command at the terminal console:
/etc/init.d/apache2 start
9.2 Stopping iFolder Services
iFolder services stop whenever you stop the system or whenever you stop Apache services.
As a root user, enter the following command at the terminal console:
/etc/init.d/apache2 stop
9.3 Restarting iFolder Services
If you need to restart iFolder services, you must stop and start Apache services:
As a root user, enter the following command at the terminal console:
/etc/init.d/apache2 stop
/etc/init.d/apache2 start