Novell OPEN ENTERPRISE SERVER - PLANNING AND IMPLEMENTATION GUIDE 12-2010 Implementation Manual page 88

Tool
Novell Remote
Manager (NRM)
NSS
Management
Utility (NSSMU)
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Tasks

Manage file system
access and attributes
for the NetWare
Traditional File
System and the NSS
File System on
NetWare.

Manage the NCP
Server (Linux)

Manage NCP
connections to NSS
and NCP volumes
(Linux)

Manage Dynamic
Storage Technology
(Linux)

Manage NetWare
Traditional File
Systems (NetWare).

Manage OES 2
servers from a
remote location.

Monitor your server's
health.

Change server
configurations.

Perform diagnostic
and debugging tasks.

View volume
inventories (Linux)

Manage the Novell
Storage Services file
system.
Access Method or URL/
Username
1. In a supported Web
browser, enter the
following URL:
https://
IP_or_DNS:8009
2. Specify either the
eDirectory
username and
password or a Linux
(POSIX) username
and password.
At a terminal prompt:
1. Load NSSMU by
entering
/opt/novell/
nss/sbin/nssmu
Notes
Functionality is limited for
non-Admin or non-root users
on both platforms.
NRM on Linux doesn't include
all the functionality of NRM on
NetWare.
For more information, see the
OES 2 SP3: Novell Remote
Manager for Linux
Administration Guide.
NSS Management Utility
(NSSMU) is a server console
application used to manage
the Novell Storage System
(NSS) logical file system.
The Snapshot function in
NSSMU on Linux is not
available in NSSMU on
NetWare. Use iManager to
create snapshots for NetWare
or Linux.
For more information, see
"NSS Management Utility
(NSSMU) Quick Reference"
in the OES 2 SP3: NSS File
System Administration Guide
for Linux.