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For information about creating and cluster-enabling NCP volumes on Linux POSIX file systems, see
"Configuring NCP Volumes with Novell Cluster
Administration
Novell AFP for Linux
Novell Cluster Services supports using Novell AFP for Linux as an advertising protocol for cluster-
enabled NSS pools and volumes on OES 2 SP1 Linux and later. Novell AFP is not required to be
installed when you install Novell Cluster Services, but it must be installed and running when you
create and cluster-enable the shared NSS pool in order for the AFP option to be available as an
advertising protocol for the cluster resource.
For information about installing and configuring the Novell AFP service, see the
Novell AFP For Linux Administration
Novell CIFS for Linux
Novell Cluster Services supports using Novell CIFS for Linux as an advertising protocol for cluster-
enabled NSS pools and volumes on OES 2 SP1 Linux and later. Novell CIFS is not required to be
installed when you install Novell Cluster Services, but it must be installed and running when you
cluster-enable the shared NSS pool in order for the CIFS Virtual Server Name and CIFS option to be
available as an advertising protocol for the cluster resource.
For information about installing and configuring the Novell CIFS service, see the
Novell CIFS for Linux Administration
Novell Domain Services for Windows
Novell Cluster Services supports using clusters in Domain Services for Windows* (DSfW) contexts
for OES 2 SP1 Linux and later. If Domain Services for Windows is installed in the eDirectory tree,
the nodes in a given cluster can be in the same or different DSfW subdomains. Port 1636 is used for
DSfW communications. This port must be opened in the firewall.
For information using Domain Services for Windows, see the
Windows Administration
OpenWBEM
OpenWBEM must be configured to start with
cluster with Novell iManager. For information on setup and configuration, see the
OpenWBEM Services Administration
Port 5989 is the default setting for secure HTTP (HTTPS) communications. If you are using a
firewall, the port must be opened for CIMOM communications.
For OES 2 and later, the Clusters plug-in (and all other storage-related plug-ins) for iManager
require CIMOM connections for tasks that transmit sensitive information (such as a username and
password) between iManager and the
managing. Typically, CIMOM is running, so this should be the normal condition when using the
server. CIMOM connections use Secure HTTP (HTTPS) for transferring data, and this ensures that
sensitive data is not exposed.
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