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6.6.7 Managing Certificate Change
The self-signed certificates for iFolder services change when they are expired, revoked, or replaced
with a new certificate by a new CA.
Client: When a new certificate is created, the user has to approve of from the client side. The client
prompts for the new certificate for the user to accept it.
Web Admin Server: The change in the certificate is not automatically communicated to the Web
Admin server. You must reconfigure the Web Admin server for the new certificate to be accepted.
By default, the new certificate is accepted in the server side. In the front-end, the browser is updated
automatically when the server is updated with the new certificate.
Web Access Server: The change in the certificate is not automatically communicated to the Web
Admin server. You must reconfigure the Web Access server for the new certificate to be accepted.
By default, the new certificate is accepted in the server side. In the front-end, the browser is updated
automatically when the server is updated with the new certificate.
6.7 Accessing iManager and the Novell iFolder
Web Admin
The Novell iFolder Web Admin is the tool used to manage your iFolder server.
1 Open a Web browser to the iManager Login page by entering the following location:
http://servername.example.com/nps/iManager.html
Replace
192.168.1.1
or different computer where you installed iFolder 3.7 or iFolder 3.7 Web Access.
2 (Conditional) If prompted to accept the server's certificate, review the certificate information,
then click OK to accept it if it is valid.
3 On the iManager Login page, specify the Admin username and password you created during
the OES 2 Linux install, then click Login.
The user name can be specified as contextless (such as admin) or with the context (such as
cn=admin.o=acme
in iManager.
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servername.example.com
) of the OES Linux server where you installed iManager. This might be the same
). You must use a dot delimiter in fully distinguished names when working
with the DNS name or IP address (such as
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