Novell Brainshare 2010 Amsterdam

1. File Access and LUM Deployment with Novell ® Open Enterprise Server 2 Martin Weiss , Senior Technical Specialist [email_address] Dr. Frieder Schmidt , Senior Technical Specialist [email_address]

3. File Access Protocols and Proxy User

4. NCP ™ , AFP, CIFS, (S)FTP, HTTP(S)

5. Deploying Multiple Methods for File Access

6. Troubleshooting

7. Question and Answer

8. Linux User Management (LUM)

11. Case sensitivity

12. POSIX attributes

13. ODBC / DSReport is your friend

16. SSL certificates

17. “ convert-lower”

18. “ cache-only”

19. “ persistent-search”

21. Groups

22. Users

23. namconfig cache_refresh

25. Certificates for alternate LDAP server (namconfig -k)

26. File Access Protocols and Proxy User

29. CIFS/SMB – Novell CIFS, Samba

30. AFP – Novell AFP

31. HTTP – NetStorage, Apache

32. FTP – PureFTP with Novell changes

33. NFS – Linux NFS

36. Management of proxy user password expiry

37. Security issue of reading user passwords

39. Default to a single OES common proxy for all services

41. Novell ® NetWare Core Protocol ™ (NCP ™ )

43. Trustee change synchronization with eDirectory ™ - Deletion and rename of trustees

44. Trustee information obtained from _NETWARE/.trustee_database.xml

45. Auditing support for NCP file events

49. TID 7004888 – NCP Performance Tuning on OES2 Linux

50. Novell ® Common Internet Filesystem (CIFS)

52. DFS support (including junctions pointing to sub-directories)

53. Auditing support

55. DST support

56. CIFS context search to be LDAP enabled

59. You have to offline and online resources whenever the CIFS service is restarted on a node

61. novcifs -sl (share list), novcifs -o (current configuration)

62. novcifs --enable-debug=yes --enable-info=yes

63. /var/opt/novell/log/cifs.log

64. Novell ® Apple Filing Protocol (AFP)

67. Improved reliability

69. Kerberos support

70. DST support

72. Machine name and volume name (e.g. server.afp_vol)

74. Verify Password Policies

75. Use afpstat

76. /var/log/afptcpd/afptcp.log

77. File Access via HTTP

79. Login Script processing

80. Storage Location objects

81. Universal Password support

82. DFS support

83. Webdav

86. Filesystem Rights

87. Linux User Management

88. Apache and Xtier Users

89. File Access via FTP

94. ldap.conf (context and LDAP sever)

96. Deploying Multiple Methods for File Access

98. Auditing: Supported in Novell ® Open Enterprise Server (OES) 2 SP2 across NCP, AFP, CIFS

99. DFS: Supported only by NCP, Novell-CIFS and NetStorage

102. Cross Protocol File Locking Lock DB /var/lib/samba/locking.tdb NCP ™ Server CIFS Server AFP Server

105. Support for Distributed File Services

108. Support for Dynamic Storage Technology

109. Dynamic Storage Technology PRIMARY TREE: Subdirectory – 1 file – 1 file – 2 Subdirectory – 2 file – 4 Important Data Less Important Data SHADOW TREE: Subdirectory – 1 file – 3 Subdirectory – 2 file – 5 file – 6 NCP, CIFS Client View Subdirectory – 1 file – 1 file – 2 file – 3 Subdirectory – 2 file – 4 file – 5 file – 6

111. CIFS Service

113. Volume

115. Dynamic Storage Technology Novell ® Remote Manager

116. Dynamic Storage Technology Global Configuration Manage NCP ™ Services > Manage Server > Server Parameter Information

117. Question and Answer

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120. Supporting Slides

121. NCP ™ – Server Architecture NCP service eDirectory ™ NSS posix iManager Plugin POSIX IPC CIM IPC trustee file

122. Novell ® CIFS – Architecture NCP ™ Server eDirectory ™ NSS CASA store CIFS Server iManager Plugin ldap dclient (ncp) ncp-rpc POSIX IPC CIM IPC Volume policies trustee file DST global policies

123. Novell ® CIFS Authentication Configuration

124. Latest Novell ® CIFS vs. Samba Performance

125. Novell ® AFP – Architecture NSS CASA store CIM Provider NCP ™ Server eDirectory ™ AFP Server iManager Plugin ncp-rpc nmas-ldap xplat (ncp) zAPI conf file

126. File Access Protocols (combined) NCP-RPC zAPI Rights, trustee changes, DST events Lock DB Samba AFP Service Novell CIFS File System posix CPL NCP ™ Server eDirectory ™