Novell IFOLDER 3 - ADMINISTRATION, Руководство пользователя

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If you delete the iFolder Admin right from the username you used to log in to the server, you are
immediately disconnected. You must log in to the iFolder server under a different username with the
iFolder Admin right to continue managing the server.
You remove the iFolder Admin right for one user at a time. Repeat the following process for each
user who you want to remove as an iFolder Admin user:
1 In iManager, expand the Novell iFolder 3 role, select System , then wait for the page to refresh.
2 Select Administrators to view a list of users with the iFolder Admin right.
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Select the User check box next to the user who you want to remove as an iFolder Admin user.
4 Click Remove .
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Click OK to confirm, or click Cancel to back out of the action.
The username is removed from the list of users with the iFolder Admin right.
8.7 Securing Enterprise Server Communications
This section describes how to configure SSL traffic between the iFolder enterprise server and other
components. HTTPS (SSL) encrypts information transmitted over shared IP networks and the
Internet. It helps protect your sensitive information from data interception or tampering.
• Section 8.7.1, “Using SSL for Secure Communications,” on page 94
• Section 8.7.2, “Configuring the SSL Cipher Suites for the Apache Server,” on page 95
• Section 8.7.3, “Configuring the Enterprise Server for SSL Communications with the LDAP
Server,” on page 95
• Section 8.7.4, “Configuring the Enterprise Server for SSL Communications with the iFolder
Client,” on page 96
• Section 8.7.5, “Configuring the Enterprise Server for SSL Communications with the Web
Access Server,” on page 96
• Section 8.7.6, “Configuring an SSL Certificate for the Enterprise Server,” on page 96
For information about configuring SSL traffic for the iFolder Web access server, see Section 9.5,
“Securing Web Access Server Communications,” on page 99 .
8.7.1 Using SSL for Secure Communications
In a default deployment, the iFolder 3 enterprise server uses SSL 3.0 for secure communications
between components as shown in the following table.
iFolder uses the SSL 3.0 protocol instead of SSL 2.0 because it provides authentication, encryption,
integrity, and non-repudiation services for network communications. During the SSL handshake, the
server negotiates the cipher suite to use, establishes and shares a session key between client and
server, authenticates the server to the user, and authenticates the user to the server.
The key exchange method defines how the shared secret symmetric cryptography key used for
application data transfer will be agreed upon by client and server. SSL 2.0 uses only RSA key
iFolder Component Web Access Server LDAP Server Client Web Browser
Enterprise Server
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