Novell IFOLDER 3.7 - SECURITY ADMINISTRATION, Administration Manual

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4 Continue with Section C.3, “Configuring iFolder 3.7 Servers on a NCS for Linux Cluster,” on
page 174 .
C.3 Configuring iFolder 3.7 Servers on a NCS for
Linux Cluster
The following procedure describes how to configure Novell iFolder 3.7 services on a Novell Cluster
Services for Linux cluster. You can optionally add iFolder 3.7 Web Access and iFolder 3.7 Web
Admin servers to the cluster.
IMPORTANT: Do not create an iFolder Cluster Resource at this time; it is configured after you
finish setting up iFolder services on the cluster.
1
For each node in the cluster, install iFolder services:
1a In YaST, install iFolder 3.7, iFolder 3.7 Web Admin (optional) and iFolder 3.7 Web
Access (optional), but do not configure services at this time.
For information, see
Section 6.1, “Installing iFolder on an Existing OES 2 Linux SP1
Server,” on page 53 .
1b
Repeat the install on each node in the cluster, then continue with Step 2 on page 174 .
2 Ensure that the configured shared storage resource is online on the Master node, then configure
the iFolder server by using the steps given below.
2a Ensure that the shared resource is mounted on the Master node.
For example:
/media/nss/NSSVOL
.
Mounting will not be done, if the resource is on a different node. Migrate that resource to
the Master node.
For more information, see “
Cluster Migrating Resources to Different Nodes ” in the OES 2
SP1: Novell Cluster Services 1.8.6 for Linux Administration Guide .
2b In YaST, configure the iFolder 3.7 enterprise server.
For information, see
Section 6.2, “Deploying iFolder Server,” on page 55 .
For the System Store Path, specify the mount point of the shared volume that you created
in
Step 2a on page 174 .
At the end of the configuration, allow YaST to start Apache, then open your Web browser
to the iFolder server to make sure it is running.
http:// 192.168.1.1 /simias10/Simias.asmx
Replace 192.168.1.1 with the IP address of the server node you are configuring. If
everything is working properly, you should get an authentication prompt.
2c If you are using an NSS volume to store user data, you must set up NSS file system trustee
rights for the Web server user object wwwrun before restarting your web server.
2c1 At a terminal console prompt, log in as the root user or equivalent, then enter
rights -f /media/nss/NSSVOL/iFolder_Data -r rwfcem trustee
wwwrun.ou.o.treename
/media/nss/NSSVOL: The
/media/nss/NSSVOL
is the cluster shared storage
resource of the Master node.