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Creating a New Gateway Instance
Creating a New Gateway Instance
These instructions assume that the new gateway instance will run under the
Netscape Administration Server or a similarly capable HTTP server.
Rename the
1.
For example,
clients/dsgw/context/example.conf
Set the
2.
the HTML directory.
For example, the
point to
To support non-anonymous searching (one individual user DN and
3.
password per directory instance) using the new gateway, set the
parameter in
bind DN and bind password that will be used to access information in the
user directory.
The
store the
directory served up over HTTP.
Create an HTML directory for the new gateway.
4.
For example, to provide an HTML directory for
rename an existing HTML directory (
clients/dsgw/pbhtml
Create a template directory containing object class templates and other
5.
configuration files.
For example, to provide a template directory for
rename an existing template directory (
/clients/dsgw/pbconfig
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webserverHost
http://
where
is the HTTP server's hostname and
webserverHost
port number used by the server. When the HTTP server is using the
standard HTTP port number (80), the port number does not need to be
included in the URL.
or
dsgw.conf
clients/dsgw/context/dsgw.conf
parameter in the new gateway's
gwnametrans
gwnametrans
/clients/dsgw/examplehtml
example.conf
contains sensitive information; for security purposes, do not
binddnfile
within the
binddnfile
) to
webserverPort
:
/clients/dsgw/bin/search
file to a new gateway context.
pb.conf
.
parameter setting for
.
to point to the location of the file containing the
/clients/dsgw
clients/dsgw/html
/clients/dsgw/examplehtml
/clients/dsgw/config
) to
/clients/dsgw/exampleconfig
webserverPort
might become
file to point to
.conf
should
example.conf
binddnfile
directory or within any
, copy and
example.conf
or
.
, copy and
example.conf
or
.
is the
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