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Table 11: Distributed Configuration—System Parameters (continued)
Parameter Description
GUI Server data Directory location on the GUI Server where user data is
directory stored. Because the data on the GUI Server can grow
to be large, consider placing this data in another
location. If you decide to have data stored in an
alternative location, then specify the new location
during the install process.
By default, the GUI Server stores data in:
/var/netscreen/GuiSvr/
CAUTION: Do not place your data directory in
/usr/netscreen
and should not be used for data.
GUI Server database Directory location on the GUI Server where database
log directory logs are stored. Because the data on the GUI Server can
grow to be large, consider placing this log data in
another partition. If you decide to have data stored in
an alternative location, then specify the new location
during the install process.
By default, the GUI Server stores data in:
/var/netscreen/GuiSvr/xdb/log
Management IP The IP address and port used by the running GUI Server.
address
The default is the IP address of the machine that you
are installing on.
https port The port number for listening for messages from the
NSM API. The range is from 1025 through 65535. The
default value is 8443.
Initial "super" user The password required to authenticate the initial user
password in the system. By default, the initial superuser account
receives all administrative privileges in the system.
One-time GUI Server A password that authenticates the server to its peers
password in a high-availability configuration, or authenticates a
regional server with a central manager.
Configuration file Configures a user and password for NSM to perform
management configuration file management operations, and a
password corresponding UNIX user and password. The NSM and
UNIX passwords must be identical.
Chapter 4: Installing NSM in a Distributed Configuration
. That path normally contains binary files
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