Sun Microsystems Netscape Enterprise Server, Administrator'S Manual

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Chapter 1, Introduction to Enterprise Server 45
Enterprise Administration Server
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startconsole
launches a browser to the Enterprise Administration Server
page.
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stop
is the script that stops the Server Manager.
Multiple-Server Configuration
You can also have multiple Web servers running on the same server—all of
which can be configured from a single-server administration interface called
Enterprise Administration Server, or from the client-side application, Netscape
Console. For more information about Netscape Console, see “Netscape
Console.”
For more information regarding how to use Enterprise Administration Server to
configure multiple servers on your machine, see “Setting Encryption
Preferences,” on page 73 in Chapter 3, “Setting Administration Preferences.”
Enterprise Administration Server
The Enterprise Administration Server is a web-based server that contains the
Java and JavaScript forms you use to configure all of your Netscape Enterprise
Servers.
After installing Enterprise Server, you use your browser to navigate to the
Enterprise Administration Server page and use its forms to configure your
Enterprise Servers. When you submit the forms, the Enterprise Administration
Server modifies the configuration for the server you were administering.
The URL you use to navigate to the Enterprise Administration Server page
depends on the computer host name and the port number you choose when
you install Enterprise Server. For example, if you installed Enterprise Server on
port 12345, the URL would look like this:
http://myserver.mozilla.com:12345
Before you can get to any forms, the Enterprise Administration Server prompts
you to authenticate yourself. This means you need to type a user name and
password. You set up the “superuser” user name and password when you
install Enterprise Server on your computer. After installation, you can use