Overview Of Management Interfaces And Services - Novell OPEN ENTERPRISE SERVER - PLANNING AND IMPLEMENTATION GUIDE 12-2010 Implementation Manual

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This section includes the following topics:
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Section 11.1, "Overview of Management Interfaces and Services," on page 81
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Section 11.2, "Using OES 2 Welcome Pages," on page 82
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Section 11.3, "OES Utilities and Tools," on page 83
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Section 11.4, "SSH Services on OES 2," on page 91
11.1 Overview of Management Interfaces and
Services
As shown in Figure 11-1, Open Enterprise Server provides a rich set of service-management and
server-management tools, including browser-based and server-based interfaces that help you
implement and maintain your network. Access to most of these management interfaces is controlled
through eDirectory. However, a few interfaces, such as YaST on SUSE Linux Enterprise Server 10
servers, require local authentication.
For more information, see
Management Interfaces and Services
Figure 11-1
Users Authentication
root user root user
Linux/POSIX
authentication
Admin user
eDirectory
authentication
Section 11.3, "OES Utilities and Tools," on page
Tools
nsscon, nssmu, ncpcon,
DFS and NSS utilities, NRM,
YaST, and native
Linux tools
Browser-based tools
(both platforms)
NetWare console
(NetWare only)
83.
Services and Servers
OES 2 Services
(except eDirectory)
OES 2 Linux
servers
All OES 2 Services
OES 2
servers
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