Netscape NETSCAPE CONSOLE 6.0 - MANAGING SERVERS, Руководство пользователя

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Directory Settings
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8.
Choose the certificate you want to use with SSL.
Certificate information is stored in the certificate database. If you’re not sure
which certificate to use, view the Certificate Management dialog for more
information. To view the Certificate Management dialog, from the File menu,
choose Certificate Management.
9.
Click the Settings button.
10.
Set the ciphers that this instance of Administration Server should accept when
communicating securely with Netscape Console, other servers, or browsers.
First, click a tab for a version of SSL or TLS. Then, choose the ciphers that you
want this instance of Administration Server to accept when communicating
over that version of SSL or TLS.
11.
Click Save.
Directory Settings
Directory settings tell the Administration Server where to find the configuration
directory and the user directory.
The Configuration Directory
When you install a Netscape server, you are prompted for the location of an
instance of Directory Server in which to store configuration data. Depending on the
way your organization uses directories, you specify either an instance of Directory
Server that contains only configuration data or an instance of Directory Server that
contains both user and configuration data.
Configuration data is stored under
o=NetscapeRoot
in the instance of Directory
Server that you specify during installation. This subtree is called the configuration
directory and contains server settings such as network topology information and
server instance entries. When you install a server or change its configuration, the
new settings are stored in the configuration directory subtree.