Using Netstorage; Exercises For Ncp_Edir; What Ncp_Edir Can Do; Section 11.5, "Exercises For Ncp_Edir - Novell OPEN ENTERPRISE SERVER 2 SP2 - LAB GUIDE 01-19-2010 Manual

Service Details
iPrint Can install and use the printer made
available in
page 79.

11.4.2 Using NetStorage

1 Log in to the Windows workstation as the ncp_lum-edir user.
2 When the iFolder wizard launches, click Cancel.
3 Open your browser and log into NetStorage by using the following URL:
http://IP or DNS/netstorage
where IP or DNS is your OES 2 server's IP address or DNS name.
4 Type as the User Name, type the associated password in the Password field,
ncp_lum-edir
then click OK.
5 Click the
HOME@EXAMPLE_TREE
Unlike the
Linux_Home_Directories
itself.
6 Click File > Upload, browse to the
The file appears in the folder.
7 Click the
ncp_lum-edir
Notice that the folder appears to be empty.
This is because the ncp_lum-edir home directory was created when the user object was created
in iManager by the eDirectory Admin user. The ncp_lum-edir user can see that the directory
exists because it is a member of the LUMUsers group and has SSH access to the
directory on the OES 2 server, but it has no POSIX rights to view the directory's contents.
From a POSIX perspective, the Admin user owns the directory.
8 Click the
linux2_lum-edir
Notice that the four files uploaded by the user in
This is because the ncp_lum-edir user is a member of the LUMUsers group, and that group has
all rights to linux2_lum-edir's home directory as assigned in
For more information on using NetStorage, see the
Guide.

11.5 Exercises for ncp_edir

Section 11.5.1, "What ncp_edir Can Do," on page 95
Section 11.5.2, "Using iFolder," on page 96
Section 11.5.3, "Using NetStorage," on page 98

11.5.1 What ncp_edir Can Do

This user has the following service access:
Chapter 9, "iPrint," on
storage location.
storage location, this directly opens the home directory
Shared Documents
folder in the
Linux_Home_Directories
folder in the
Linux_Home_Directories
Step 11 on page 93
OES 2 SP1: NetStorage for Linux Administration
Explored for This User in This Guide
No
folder, and upload one of the text files.
storage location.
storage location.
are listed.
Step 15 on page 64.
Getting Acquainted with OES
/home
95