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• NDS Location: The eDirectory install location in the local system where the libraries and binaries are copied. By default, eDirectory is installed into C:\Novell\NDS unless it is changed in the response file. • DataDir: Until eDirectory version 8.8, the DIB was installed inside the NDS location as a subfolder. Later, administrators were given the option to provide a different DIB location, because there might be too much data stored in the DIB to fit into the NDS location. Currently, by default the DIB is installed in the DIBFiles subfolder inside the NDS location, but administrators can change this parameter and provide a different location. novdocx (en) 11 July 2008 The following is a sample of text in the response file for all the basic parameters described above: [NWI:NDS] Upgrade Mode=copy Tree Name=SLP-TEST Server Name=NDS-LDAP-P2-NDS Server Container=Novell Server Context=NDS-LDAP-P2-NDS.Novell Admin Context=Novell Admin Login Name=Admin Admin Password=novell NDS Location=E:\Novell\NDS DataDir=E:\Novell\NDS\DIBFiles You can also configure two additional parameters: • Installation Location: This is the same as the NDS Location configured in the previous section. This location is used by the Installer while copying files to the install location, and the other location is used by the components to refer to the base eDirectory installation while they are configured. The default value is C:\Novell\NDS, if not specified in the response file. For example: [Novell:DST:1.0.0_Location] Path=file:/C:\Novell\NDS • System Location: The eDirectory Installer requires access to the system folder to copy DLLs and to access system-specific files during installation. This parameter must be configured with the path to the system folder of the machine where the server is installed. For example: [Novell:SYS32_DST:1.0.0_Location] Path=file:/C:\WINNT\system32 The following screen appears when the server collects the above parameters from the response file. 36 Novell eDirectory 8.8 Installation Guide
Figure 2-5 Installing eDirectory novdocx (en) 11 July 2008 Adding NMAS Methods eDirectory supports installation of multiple NMAS methods, both during install and upgrade. During manual installations, you can select the NMAS methods to install and configure. This can also be achieved in automated installations. The NMAS-related configuration settings are provided inside the [NWI:NMAS] tag. The tag has two keys to be configured, and both are mandatory: • Choices: This key informs the eDirectory installation component on the number of NMAS methods that need to be installed. • Methods: This key lists the NMAS method options that need to be installed. Currently, there are 12 supported NMAS methods. The method names and their types are as follows: Table 2-1 NMAS Methods Method Name X509 Advanced Certificate CertMutual Challenge Response DIGEST-MD5 EnhancedPassword Entrust GSSAPI NDS Change Password Simple Password Universal Smart Card X509 Certificate Method Type NMAS Advanced X.509 authentication method Certificate mutual login method The Novell challenge response NMAS method Digest MD5 login method Enhanced password login NMAS method Entrust certificate login method SASL GSSAPI mechanism for eDirectory. Authentication to eDirectory through LDAP using a Kerberos ticker NDS login method (default) NDS change password post-login method Simple password NMAS login method NMAS universal smart card X.509 authentication method The Novell X.509 certificate server certificate NOTE: The method names should exactly match those listed in the above table, as options to the Methods key. The Installer matches the exact string (with case) for choosing the NMAS methods to install. Installing or Upgrading Novell eDirectory on Windows 37
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nmasinst will prompt you for a pass
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eDirectory scales well on a single
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ndsconfig new -t treename -n server
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