Novell IFOLDER 3.7 - SECURITY ADMINISTRATION, Administration Manual

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Installing and Configuring iFolder Services
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Installing and Configuring iFolder
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This section describes how to install and configure Novell
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iFolder
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3.7 Enterprise and Web Access
servers.
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Section 6.1, “Installing iFolder on an Existing OES 2 Linux SP1 Server,” on page 53
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Section 6.2, “Deploying iFolder Server,” on page 55
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Section 6.3, “Configuring the iFolder Web Access Server,” on page 71
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Section 6.4, “Configuring the iFolder Web Admin Server,” on page 73
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Section 6.5, “Installing the Novell iFolder 3 Plug-In for iManager,” on page 75
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Section 6.6, “Recovery Agent Certificates,” on page 77
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Section 6.7, “Accessing iManager and the Novell iFolder Web Admin,” on page 86
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Section 6.8, “Provisioning Users, Groups and iFolder Services,” on page 88
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Section 6.9, “Distributing the iFolder Client to Users,” on page 89
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Section 6.10, “Using a Response File to Automatically Create iFolder Accounts,” on page 91
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Section 6.11, “Updating Novell iFolder 3.7,” on page 95
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Section 6.12, “Updating Mono for the Server and Client,” on page 96
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Section 6.13, “Uninstalling the iFolder 3.7 Enterprise Server,” on page 96
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Section 6.14, “What’s Next,” on page 96
6.1 Installing iFolder on an Existing OES 2 Linux
SP1 Server
We recommend that you install iFolder after your server operating system is installed and all storage
services are configured. The following procedure describes how to install iFolder enterprise server,
iFolder Web access server, or both of the servers on an existing OES 2 Linux platform. If you install
only one of the iFolder servers, repeat the entire install process for the other on a second OES Linux
server.
NOTE: If you used the Minimum install option for your OES 2 Linux server, which has no GUI
installed, the iFolder services configuration is done with the YaST 2 text-based interface. For
example, there are no check boxes and clicking is not possible. Use the standard methods for
navigating the text-based interface to achieve the tasks as described here.
1 Before you begin, make sure your OES 2 Linux system setup meets the “Prerequisites and
Guidelines” on page 47 .
2 Open YaST2 using one of the following methods:
Š On your desktop, click the YaST shortcut icon to launch YaST, then enter the root
password when prompted.
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At a terminal, log in as the root user, then enter