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6.5.1 Adding an Object Class to the Creation List Use this task to add more objects to the Object Creation List, which is the list of objects that can be created in iManager, using the Directory Administration > Create Object task. 1 In the Configure view, select Object Creation List > Add Object Class to Creation List. 2 Select the object to add, then click Next. 3 Review the XML definition information, then click Finish to create the .xml file. 6.5.2 Deleting an Object Class from the Creation List Use this task to delete an object from the Object Creation List, which is the list of objects that can be created in iManager, using the Directory Administration > Create Object task. 1 In the Configure view, select Object Creation List > Delete Object Class from Creation List. 2 Select the object to delete, then click Next. 3 Review the XML definition information, then click Finish to delete the object from the Object Creation List. 6.6 Plug-In Module Installation If you do not see this role in your iManager interface, you are probably not an authorized user. See “Authorized Users and Groups” on page 70. There are two types of modules used in iManager: Novell Plug‐in Module (NPM): These are archives that contain the files for plug‐ins to iManager. When you install an NPM using the Available Novell Plug‐in Modules task, you are installing a plugin to iManager to add to its functionality. RBS Module: These are objects in eDirectory that contain RBS Tasks and RBS Book objects. When Role‐Based Services has been configured in an eDirectory tree, click Configure > RBS Configuration to install the RBS Module after the NPM in order for the new tasks associated with the plug‐in to become available for use. Module Installation relates to NPMs only. For information about installing NPMs during the iManager installation process, see “Downloading and Installing Plug‐Ins During Installation” in the Novell iManager 2.7.5 Installation Guide. 6.6.1 Available Novell Plug-in Modules The Available Novell Plug‐in Modules (NPM) page lists all the available NPMs contained in the packages directory or on the download site. For more information, see “Plug‐In Download” on page 73. The name, version, and description of each module are in their respective manifest files. You can hide the plug‐ins by selecting the plug‐in modules and clicking the Hide button. You can also hide all the plug‐in modules so that the Home page doesnʹt display the New iManager NPMs are available to install notice. You can also view the list of the hidden plug‐in modules by clicking the Show Hidden button. You can unhide the hidden plug‐in modules if required. 76 Novell iManager 2.7.5 Administration Guide
6.6.2 Installed Novell Plug-in Modules This list contains the NPMs that have been installed in iManager. Each NPM is listed by name, local version, and description found in the current manifest files. iManager 2.7 does not include all plug‐in modules as part of the base product. Most iManager 2.7 plug‐ins must be downloaded separately. However, the following plug‐ins are included in the base.npm module that ships with iManager 2.7: • Directory Administration • Partitions and Replicas • Help Desk • Schema • Rights • Users • Groups For more information, see Chapter 5, “Roles and Tasks,” on page 33. IMPORTANT: To function properly, a plug‐in moduleʹs version must be compatible with the version of iManager on which it is running. Refer to the specific product documentation for information about iManager version requirements for a particular plug‐in module. For example, iManager 2.7 plug‐ins are not compatible with previous versions of iManager. Additionally, any custom plug‐ins you want to use with iManager 2.7 must be re‐compiled in the iManager 2.7 environment. 6.7 Downloading and Installing Plug-in Modules iManager 2.7 lets you download and install updates to existing and new plug‐ins from within iManager. iManager automatically queries the Novell Download Web site once a week for plug‐ins. NOTE: Plug‐in modules are not replicated between iManager servers. We recommend that you install the plug‐in modules you want on each iManager server. To download and install one or more plug‐in modules: 1 Launch iManager and log in. 2 In the Configure view, select Plug‐in Installation > Available Novell Plug‐in Modules. The Content frame lists all the available iManager plug‐ins. iManager automatically checks the Novell download site once a week for updated plug‐ins. However, you can update the list at any time by clicking the Refresh link. 3 (Optional) If you have downloaded a plug‐in, or have one locally that you want to install, click Add, then browse for the appropriate plug‐in NPM file. 4 Click OK. This returns you to the Available Novell Plug‐in Modules page. 5 Select the plug‐in you want, then click Install. Configuring and Customizing iManager 77
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