Installing Edirectory Advanced - Existing Tree - Novell OPEN WORKGROUP SUITE SMALL BUSINESS EDITION 2.0 - INSTALLATION AND ADMINISTRATION GUIDE 5-02-2008 Administration Manual

3.3 Installing eDirectory Advanced - Existing
Tree
1 In the Components panel of the NOWS SBE administration page, click Add/Remove, click All
in the Add/Remove panel, then click Install in the eDirectory panel.
2 A Recommended Components page appears. Read it and click Continue.
3 To proceed with the Advanced installation, click Advanced - Existing Tree, then click Next.
4 Specify existing tree information.
Tree Name: Specify the name of your existing eDirectory tree.
IP Address of Existing Server: Specify the IP address of the server that is already
hosting the tree.
5 Specify the organization name.
6 Specify your administrative information. Do not use special characters when specifying your
password.
Admin Password: Password of the eDirectory administrator user.
Admin Password Confirm: Retype the password for the eDirectory administrator user.
SBS Admin Password: The password for the SBS administrator user.
SBS Admin Password Confirm: Retype the password for the SBS administrator user.
7 Specify the advanced settings for your server. Do not use special characters, except for
hyphens, when specifying the server name.
Server Name: Specify the name of the server you are adding to the tree.
Server Context: Specify the server context. The server will be added to the tree in the
specified context.
Path for DIB: Specify the directory path where the database files are to be stored.
LDAP Port: Specify the TCP port number on the LDAP server, such as 389. Fill in the
field only if you know the correct information; otherwise, leave it blank.
Secure LDAP Port: Specify the secure port number on the LDAP server, such as 636.
Fill in the field only if you know the correct information; otherwise, leave it blank.
HTTP Port: Specify the HTTP clear port number, such as 8028. Fill in this field only if
you know the correct information; otherwise, leave it blank.
HTTPS Port: Specify the HTTP secure port number, such as 8030. Fill in this field only
if you know the correct information; otherwise, leave it blank.
8 Specify additional advanced settings for your server, such as Time Server IP. Do not use special
characters, except for hyphens, when specifying the server name.
Admin FDN: The name of the user object that has supervisory rights to add the server.
Port to Bind: The default port on which a particular instance should listen.
Existing port to bind: The port on which the server that is already hosting the tree
accepts connections.
Time Server IP: Synchronizes your local server with the server that is hosting the tree.
Clear Text Passwords: Enables clear text passwords for LDAP objects.
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