Novell IFOLDER 3.7 - SECURITY ADMINISTRATION, Administration Manual

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4.3 Comparison of 2. x and 3.7 Web Access
Features and Capabilities
Table 4-3
Comparison Table
Remote access to iFolder data on
the server Yes, using NetStorage.
Your administrator must configure
NetStorage for iFolder services.
Yes, using iFolder 3.7 Web
Access.
Backup of local files to a network
server Files in users’ local iFolders are
backed up on the iFolder server. Files in users’ local iFolders are
backed up on the iFolder
enterprise server.
Backup support to restore deleted
files Administrators must back up and
restore the entire iFolder
contents. You can back up the entire
iFolder data store. You can
restore individual files,
directories, or iFolders.
Enhanced Web access No Management of all iFolder
enterprise servers is centralized
through the enhanced Web
Admin. iFolder 3.7 allows
management from any location,
using a standard Web browser.
Feature or Capability Novell iFolder 2. x Web Access Novell iFolder 3.7 Web Access
Web Access method For iFolder 2.1.4 and earlier, the
Java* applet or Novell NetStorage
(for NetWare
®
servers only)
For iFolder 2.1.5 and later, Novell
NetStorage for Novell Open
Enterprise Server (both Linux and
NetWare servers)
iFolder 3.7 Web Access for Novell
Open Enterprise Server for Linux.
Web Access location http://serveraddress/iFolder
Replace serveraddress with
the IP address or DNS name of
your iFolder server. For example,
192.168.1.1 or
nifsvr1.example.com . The
path is case sensitive.
http:// serveraddress /
<webalias>
Replace serveraddress with
the IP address or DNS name of
your iFolder server. For example,
10.10.1.1 or
nifsvr1.example.com .
Replace webalias with the
administrator-specified path. The
default path is
/ifolder. The
path is case sensitive. For
example:
http://10.10.1.1/ifolder
Feature or Capability Novell iFolder 2. x Client
iFolder Client with a Novell iFolder
3.7 Enterprise Server