Configuring Admin Express; Admin Express File Locations - Red Hat DIRECTORY SERVER 8.1 - USING THE ADMIN SERVER Using Instructions

Chapter 3. Admin Express
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Last Modify Time
Supplier
Sent/Skipped
Update Status
Update Start and End
Schedule
SSL?

3.2. Configuring Admin Express

Admin Express can be edited for the page appearance, but most functionality is controlled through
the web server or the Admin Server configuration and should be edited through those servers, not by
editing the configuration files directly.

3.2.1. Admin Express File Locations

The directories for all of the Admin Express configuration files are listed in
File Directories"; the specific files are described in each section describing the different Admin Express
page configurations.
Directory
/etc/dirsrv/admin-serv
/usr/share/dirsrv/html/
Table 3.1. Admin Express File Directories
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Description
Gives the time of the last update for the
consumer (the time the last CSN entry was sent).
Gives the name of the supplier sending
updates to that consumer; this can be useful
if a consumer receives updates from multiple
suppliers or there are multiple suppliers being
monitored on the Replication Status page.
The number of changes that were sent from
the supplier and the number skipped in the
replication update. The numbers are kept in
suppliers' memory only and are cleared if the
supplier is restarted.
The status code (and meaning) for the last
update. This column can indicate a possible
deadlock if all the suppliers complain that they
cannot acquire a busy replica. It is normal
for there to be a busy message if one of the
suppliers is doing an update.
The timestamps for when the most recent update
process started and ended.
The configured replication schedule. 0:-:
means that the consumer is continually updated
by the supplier.
Indicates whether the supplier connects to the
consumer over SSL.
Description
Contains the local.conf, httpd.conf, and other configuration files which
define the Admin Server and configure the web server.
Contains the HTML files and graphics used for the Admin Express appearance.
Table 3.1, "Admin Express