Novell OPEN ENTERPRISE SERVER - CONVERSION GUIDE 12-2010, Implementation Manual

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Coordinating Password Policies Among Multiple File Services 289
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“User Access to Services” on page 290
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“Rights Required for Installation and Administration” on page 290
Figure K-1 Example 1
Tree Setup
The WIDGETS_INC tree has the following configuration:
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o=widget, ou=blr,o=widget, and ou=sales,ou=blr,o=widget are eDir partitions as well as name
mapped domains.
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ou=prv, o=widget, ou=wal,o=widget, ou=hr,ou=prv,o=widget are partitions (but not domains)
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ou=end,ou=prv,o=widget refers to the top of a subtree but not a partition. It is a container under
the ou=prv,o=widget partition.
OES/NetWare Servers
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S1-S6 and S9 are OES servers
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S7 and S8 are NetWare servers
File Services
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S1, S2, S3, and S4 are DSfW servers and serve volumes over Samba and NCP
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S5 serves its volumes over AFP and NCP
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S6 serves its volumes over CIFS and NCP
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S7 serves its volumes over AFP, CIFS, and NCP
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S8 serves its volumes over NetWare CIFS, NetWare AFP, and NCP
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S9 serves its volumes over AFP, Samba, and NCP
NOTE: Although Novell CIFS and Samba can both be installed on the same machine, they cannot
run together because of a port conflict. The administrator can configure either Samba or Novell
CIFS on a single machine, but not both.