Expanding Your Lab Tree - Novell OPEN ENTERPRISE SERVER 2 SP2 - LAB GUIDE 01-19-2010 Manual

Reference Letter Explanation
A
B
C
D
E

3.2.3 Expanding Your Lab Tree

The instructions in this guide cover only the installation of an OES 2 and a virtualized NetWare
SP8 server in the tree.
If you were to decide to install additional servers in the tree, the processes you would follow could
involve some additional planning tasks, as illustrated in
An Expanded Tree
Figure 3-3
admin
(DNS hostname)
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The OES installation process requires that you specify names for the following objects:
A1: A Tree object
A2: An Organization object
One of the first objects you specify during an initial installation is the Admin user.
The OES installation process can also create Organizational Unit (OU) objects to
define a context for the OES 2 Server object.
All other OU objects that you have planned for your tree must be created after the
installation finishes. For example, you will create the PRINTERS and USERS OU
objects later in this guide.
The exception to D is that subsequent installations can create additional contexts to
contain other OES servers that you install into the tree. For example, you could create
a SERVERS OU under the IS OU as illustrated.
COMPANY
LAB
SERVERS PRINTERS USERS
LAB_NW
Figure 3-3.
A
IS
admin2
SERVERS
B
(DNS hostname)
IS_NW
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