Before you begin installing Netscape Directory Server (Directory Server), you
should have an understanding of the various Directory Server components and
the design and configuration decisions you need to make.
To help you prepare for your Directory Server installation, you should be
familiar with the concepts contained in the following sections:
•
Installation Components (page 11)
•
Configuration Decisions (page 12)
•
Installation Process Overview (page 19)
•
Installation Privileges (page 21)
The Netscape Directory Server Deployment Guide contains basic directory
concepts as well as guidelines to help you design and successfully deploy your
directory service. Be sure you understand the concepts presented in this manual
before proceeding with the installation process.
Installation Components
Directory Server contains the following software components:
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Netscape Console—Netscape Console provides the common user interface
for all Netscape server products. From it you can perform common server
administration functions such as stopping and starting servers, installing
new server instances, and managing user and group information. Netscape
Console can be installed as a stand-alone application on any machine. You
can also install it on your network and use it to manage remote servers.
Preparing for a Directory Server
Chapter 1
Installation
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