How This Guide Is Organized; Part I: Server Basics; Part Ii: Using The Administration Server - Netscape ENTREPRISE SERVER 6.1 - 08-2002 ADMINISTRATOR Administrator's Manual

How This Guide Is Organized

How This Guide Is Organized
This guide is divided into five parts, plus a glossary, and a comprehensive index. If
you are new to Netscape Enterprise Server 6.1, begin with Part I, "Server Basics"
for an overview of the product. If you are already familiar with this version of
Enterprise Server, skim the material in Part I, "Server Basics" before going on to
Part II, "Using the Administration Server."
Once you are familiar with the fundamentals of using the Administration Server,
you can refer to Part III, "Configuring, Monitoring, and Performance Tuning,"
which includes examples of how to configure and monitor your Enterprise Servers.
Part IV, "Managing Virtual Servers and Services" provides information for using
programs and configuration styles.
Finally, Appendices address specific reference topics that describe the various
topics, including: HyperText Transfer Protocol (HTTP), server configuration files,
ACL files, internationalization issues, server extensions, and the Netscape
Enterprise Server user interface reference, which you may want to review. Note
that the user interface appendix is available in the online version only.

Part I: Server Basics

This part provides an overview of the Enterprise Server. The following chapters are
included:
• Chapter 1, "Introduction to Enterprise Server" provides an overview of
Enterprise Server.
• Chapter 2, "Administering Enterprise Servers" describes how to manage your
Enterprise Server with the Administration Server.

Part II: Using the Administration Server

This part provides conceptual and procedural details about using the
Administration Server to administer your Enterprise Servers. The following
chapters are included:
• Chapter 3, "Setting Administration Preferences" describes how to use the
Administration Server Preferences and Global Settings forms to configure your
Enterprise Servers.
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