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Accessing the Web Manager Home Page
Admin Preferences: This appears as a button in the top frame of the Web
Manager home page. It lets you configure settings that apply to Web Manager,
such as changing it's default port number or working with error and access
logs.
NetWare Enterprise Web Server: Appearing as the first category on the
NetWare Web Manager home page, this category offers a link to the
configuration pages for your Web server where you can manage everything
from eDirectory user authentication to programs and content management.
Novell eDirectory: This link lets you perform basic eDirectory functions such
as creating, changing or deleting user and group objects, and setting access
rights to volumes and directories on your NetWare server. The purpose for this
link is to provide a convenient Web-based access method for eDirectory in
addition to using the client-based ConsoleOne
NetWare Remote Manager: NetWare Remote Manager lets you perform
operations and monitor your NetWare server from a Web browser, anywhere
where you have Internet access.
Your Web Manager might also include NetWare FTP Server, NetWare Web
Search Server, and eDirectory iManage, if you chose to install them.
For more information about configuring Web Manager preferences, see
Chapter 3, "Modifying Web Manager Preferences," on page
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At the server console, type nsweb. The nsweb command executes an
NCF file that runs the server.
Once the NetWare Enterprise Web Server is running, you can use any
browser that supports frames and JavaScript* and has access to the
NetWare Web Server Manager to configure your servers.
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Open a browser and highlight the URL
http://servername:port number/
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Substitute servername with the name you gave your server during
installation. Substitute port number with the number assigned during
installation.
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When prompted, enter the username and password you chose during
installation.
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Click OK.
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