Novell OPEN ENTERPRISE SERVER - CONVERSION GUIDE 12-2010, Руководство по внедрению

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2
Click the SLP tab.
3 Specify the IP address of the OES 2 DA servers—up to three.
4
Type the list of scopes covered by the configured DAs that you want the NetWare server to
have access to.
IMPORTANT: We recommend you do not configure the server to use multicast because that
necessitates disabling firewalls, which is never recommended.
5
Click OK.
Configuring for DA Access After Installing the NetWare Server
1
Using a text editor, edit the
SYS:ETC/slp.cfg
file on the NetWare server and add the
following line for each DA server you want the NetWare server to have access to:
DA IPV4, IP_Address1
DA IPV4, IP_Address2
where IP_AddressX is the IP address of an OES 2 DA server.
2 Save the file and close it.
3
At the NetWare console prompt, specify the scopes you want the NetWare server to have access
to, write the SLP cache to the registry, and restart the SLP service:
set slp scope list = scope1,scope2,...
flush cdbe
set slp reset = on
4 Verify that SLP is functioning correctly by entering the following command:
display slp services
12.5.4 Using Novell SLP on OES 2 Networks
If you have a NetWare tree, you automatically have Novell SLP on your network and you can
continue to use it as the SLP service during the upgrade to OES 2 until you are ready to switch to
OpenSLP.
This section discusses the following:

“NetWare Is Configured with Novell SLP By Default” on page 117

“Configuring OES 2 Servers to Access the Novell SLP DA” on page 118

“Checking the Status of Novell SLP Services” on page 119
NetWare Is Configured with Novell SLP By Default
When you install NetWare, if you don’t specify an alternate SLP configuration, the server is
automatically configured to use Novell SLP in a way that is sufficient for most networks.
Information about Novell SLP and customization instructions is available in “
Implementing the
Service Location Protocol ” in the Novell eDirectory 8.8 Administration Guide .