Netscape DIRECTORY SERVER 7.0 Installation Manual page 44

Using Express Installation
On a Windows system, unzip the product binaries.
Run the
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untarred or unzipped the binary files. On a UNIX system, issue the following
command:
Select "yes" to continue with installation, then select "yes" to agree to the
license.
When you are asked what you would like to install, select the default,
6.
Netscape Servers.
When you are asked what type of installation you would like to perform,
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select Express Installation.
For server root or destination directory, enter a full path to the location where
8.
you want to install your server.
The location that you enter must be some directory other than the directory
from which you are running the
directory where you install files must not contain any space characters. If the
directory that you specify does not exist, the
UNIX only. For the user and group to run the servers as, enter the identity that
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you want this server to run as. For more information on the user and groups
that you should use when running Netscape servers, see "Deciding the User
and Group for Your Netscape Servers (UNIX only)," on page 14.
For configuration directory administrator ID and password, enter the name
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and password that you will log in as when you want to authenticate to the
console with full privileges (think of this as the
the Netscape Console).
The server is then unpackaged, minimally configured, and started. You are told
on what host and port number the server is listening.
Note the following about your new Directory Server installation:
• The Directory Server is listening on port 389.
• The server is configured to use the following suffixes:
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program. You can find it in the directory in which you
setup
./setup
dc=your_machine's_DNS_domain_name
If your machine is named
suffix
dc=example,dc=com
program. Also, the name of the
setup
program creates it for you.
setup
root
, then you will have the
test.example.com
configured for this server.
or superuser identity for