Netscape Certificate Management System 6.2, Руководство администратора

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Installing CMS
Chapter 2 Installation 81
18.
Do you want to use another directory to store your data? [No]: If you accept
the default setting, the installation script either adds a user/group directory to
the newly installed instance of Directory Server (if you accepted the default in
step 17) or installs a new instance of Directory Server for use as a user/group
directory.
You can also choose to use a previously installed user/group directory. In this
case, enter Yes, then fill in the values that identify and provide access to the
previously installed directory.
19.
Directory server network port [random #]: Accept the default, which is either
389 or a randomly generated number, or enter any port number that is not and
will not be used for another purpose.
If you are using an existing configuration directory, enter its port number.
See “Choosing Ports for Directory and Administration Servers,” on page 74 for
more information.
20.
Directory server identifier [myhost]: Enter a unique identifier for the new
instance of Directory Server.
If you are using an existing configuration directory, enter its identifier.
21.
Netscape configuration directory server administrator ID [admin]: Enter the
name and password of the user ID who will authenticate to Netscape Console
with full privileges. The password must be at least eight characters long.
If you are using an existing configuration directory, enter its administrator ID
and password.
See “Defining Authentication Entities,” on page 75 for more information.
22.
Suffix [dc=domaincomponent, dc=com]: Accept the default value for the
suffix, or base DN, to be used for the directory tree. See “Determining Your
Directory Suffix,” on page 76 for more information.
23.
Directory Manager DN [cn=Directory Manager]:
Enter the distinguished
name (DN) and password of the directory manager for the configuration
directory. The password must be at least eight characters long.
This DN can be short and does not need to conform to any suffix configured for
your directory. It also should not correspond to an actual entry stored in your
directory.
See “Defining Authentication Entities,” on page 75 for more information.