Netscape NETSCAPE DIRECTORY SERVER 6.02, Руководство по установке

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Configuration Decisions
12 Netscape Directory Server Installation Guide • May 2002
• Netscape Administration Server —Administration Server is a common
front-end to all Netscape servers. It receives communications from Netscape
Console and passes those communications on to the appropriate Netscape
server. Your site will have at least one Administration Server for each server
root in which you have installed an Netscape server.
• Directory Server —Directory Server is Netscape’s LDAP implementation. The
Directory Server runs as the
ns-slapd
process (on UNIX). This is the server
that manages the directory databases and responds to client requests.
Directory Server is a required component.
The order in which you install and configure the various components depends on
whether you are performing a new installation or an upgrade. See “Installation
Process Overview,” on page 18 for details.
Configuration Decisions
During Directory Server installation, you are prompted for basic configuration
information. Decide how you are going to configure these basic parameters before
you begin the installation process. You are prompted for some or all of following
information, depending on the type of installation that you decide to perform:
• Port number; see “Choosing Unique Port Numbers,” on page 13.
• Server root; see “Creating a New Server Root,” on page 13.
• Users and groups to run the server as; see “Deciding the User and Group for
Your Netscape Servers (UNIX only),” on page 14.
• Your directory suffix; see “Determining Your Directory Suffix,” on page 16.
• Several different authentication user IDs; see “Defining Authentication
Entities,” on page 14.
• The location of the configuration and user Directory Servers; see “Determining
the Location of the Configuration Directory,” on page 16 and “Determining the
Location of the User Directory”.
• The administration domain; see “Determining the Administration Domain,”
on page 18.