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Vibe 4.0.8 Installation Guide March 2021 Legal Notice Copyright © 2018 - 2021 Micro Focus or one of its affiliates. The only warranties for products and services of Micro Focus and its affiliates and licensors (“Micro Focus”) are as may be set forth in the express warranty statements accompanying such products and services. Nothing herein should be construed as constituting an additional warranty. Micro Focus shall not be liable for technical or editorial errors or omissions contained herein. The information contained herein is subject to change without notice. 2 Contents About This Guide 11 Part I Overview of Micro Focus Vibe 13 1 Vibe’s User Types 15 2 Vibe’s Service Components 17 3 Topology of Vibe Deployment Options 19 Part II System Requirements and Support 21 4 Vibe System Requirements 23 Server Hardware Requirements. .23 Server Operating System Requirements . .23 Database Server Requirements . .24 Directory Service (LDAP) Requirements . .25 Disk Space Requirements . .26 Other Requirements . .26 5 Vibe User Platform Support 27 Browser Support . .27 Office Add-In Support. .27 Office Application WebDAV Support . .28 Collaboration Client Support . .28 Desktop Support . .28 Mobile Support . .29 App Availability . .29 Browser Requirements . .29 File Viewer Support. .29 6 Environment Support 31 IPV6 Support . .31 Clustering Support . .31 Virtualization Support. .31 Single Sign-On Support. .31 Linux File System Support . .32 Contents 3 Part III Single-server (Basic) Installation 33 7 Single-server Installation Planning Worksheet 35 8 Planning a Basic (Single-server) Vibe Installation 41 What Is a Basic Vibe Installation? . .41 Planning the Operating Environment of Your Vibe Server. .42 Vibe Server Platform . .42 Server Memory . .43 Install Location . .44 Planning the Default Locale and Logging Time Zone . .45 Default Locale . .45 Logfile Timezone . .45 Identifying Vibe’s Linux User and Group. .45 Planning a Secure Administrator Name and Password . .46 Gathering Network Information for Your Vibe Site . .46 Host Identification . .47 Port Numbers. .47 Planning the WebDAV Authentication Method . .50 Understanding WebDAV . .50 Choosing the WebDAV Authentication Method . .50 Planning the Vibe Database . .51 Database Type . .52 Database Setup Method . .52 Database Location . .53 Database Credentials. .53 Database Encryption Algorithm . .54 Planning for Outbound Email. .55 Outbound Email Protocol . .55 Outbound Email Host . .56 Outbound Email Authentication. .56 Outbound Email Send Restriction . .57 Outbound Email From Address. .57 Planning to Enable Inbound Email. .57 Internal Mail Host for Inbound Email. .58 Inbound Email Port Number. .58 Inbound Email IP Address . .58 Inbound Email Security . .58 Planning File Types for HTML Conversions . ..

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