Sun Microsystems Netscape Enterprise Server, Administrator'S Manual

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How This Guide Is Organized
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are already familiar with Netscape Enterprise Server, skim the material in Part I,
“Server Basics” before going on to Part II, “Using Enterprise Administration
Server.”
Once you are familiar with the fundamentals of using Enterprise Administration
Server, you can refer to Part III, “Configuring and Monitoring,” which includes
examples of how to configure and monitor your Enterprise Servers. Part IV,
“Using Programs and Objects” provides information for using programs and
configuration styles. Part V, “Managing Content and Access” provides
information for managing your Enterprise Server content, controlling access to
your Enterprise Servers, how to use Netscape Web Publisher to collaborate on
projects, and how to search the contents and attributes of documents on your
servers.
Finally, the appendices address specific reference topics that describe the
various topics, including: HyperText Transfer Protocol (HTTP), server
configuration files, ACL files, internationalization issues, server extensions, and
the Enterprise Server user interface reference, which you may want to review.
Note that the user interface appendix is available in the online version only.
Part I: Server Basics
This part provides an overview of the Netscape Enterprise Server. The
following chapters are included:
• Chapter 1, “Introduction to Enterprise Server,” provides an overview of
Netscape Enterprise Server.
• Chapter 2, “Administering Enterprise Servers,” describes how to manage
your Enterprise Servers with Enterprise Administration Server.
Part II: Using Enterprise Administration
Server
This part provides conceptual and procedural details using Enterprise
Administration Server to administer your Enterprise Servers. The following
chapters are included: