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Novell Appnotes October 2002 Novell, Inc. 464-000063-010 Novell AppNotes • October 2002 Novell AppNotes Order Desk PO Box 14530 Fremont, CA 94539 USA Novell AppNotes® Tel 925 463 7391 Tel 800 395 7135 Novell Research www.novell.com Call 1-800-395-7135 for subscriptions OCTOBER 2002 Novell’s Technical Journal for Implementing, Managing, and Programming to one Net Spotlight on MySQL for NetWare APPNOTES 4 Getting the Most Out of the MEDIA MAIL NetWare Server U.S. Postage Consolidation Utility PAID Fremont, CA 17 Troubleshooting Novell Permit# 774 iChain 2.1 Authorization Novell Appnotes Returns Spotlight on MySQL for NetWare Issues c/o Zomax, Inc. 32 How to Configure NIC 1640 Berryessa Rd, Suite B Teaming Drivers Using San Jose, CA 95133 INETCFG USA 40 How to Configure and Customize the Discovery CHANGE SERVICE REQUESTED System in ZENworks for Servers 3 DEVELOPER NOTES 55 An Introduction to MySQL for NetWare 65 Effectively Reading a DirXML Trace File SECTIONS 76 Net Management 85 Net Support 97 Code Break 104 Viewpoints AppNotes ® Novell’s Technical Journal for Implementing, Managing, and Programming to one Net October 2002 Volume 13, Number 10 Editor-in-Chief Gamal B. Herbon Novell AppNotes® (formerly Novell Application Notes, ISSN# 1077-0321, and now including the former Novell Developer Notes) is published monthly by Novell, 1800 S. Managing Editor Ken Neff Novell Place, Provo, UT 84606. The material in the AppNotes is based on actual field experience and technical research performed by Novell personnel, covering topics in these Senior Editor Edward Liebing main areas: Editor Rebecca Rousseau • Network design and optimization strategies • Network management tactics Senior Research Engineer • Novell product internals and theory of operations Kevin Burnett • Novell product implementation guidelines • Integration solutions for third-party products Research Engineer Jeff Fischer • Network applications development and tools Graphics Wes Heaps This information is designed to benefit Novell’s technical audience consisting of systems engineers, support engineers, consultants, programmers, network managers, and information Online Production Robert Rodriguez systems personnel. Subscription Information Production Zomax Incorporated The AppNotes subscription rate for a 1-year subscription (12 issues) is US $99. 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For subscription service questions and AppNote Back Issues changes of address, call: You can order back issues of past Novell AppNotes, subject to availability, for $15 each, $20 (800) 395-7135 or each outside the United States. (Bulk orders are available at a discounted rate.) The (925) 463-7391 Publications List in each AppNotes edition provides part numbers for back issues. For more Or send e-mail to: information, see the order form at the back of this AppNotes edition. [email protected] Editorial Comments Copyright © 2002 by Novell, Inc., Provo, Utah. All rights reserved. Direct any comments or suggestions about Novell, Inc. makes no representations or warranties with respect to the contents or use of the content of AppNotes to: these Application Notes (AppNotes) or of any of the third-party products discussed in the AppNotes. Novell reserves the right to revise these AppNotes and to make changes in their Gamal B. Herbon content at any time, without obligation to notify any person or entity of such revisions or Novell Research changes. These AppNotes do not constitute an endorsement of the third-party product or Novell, Inc. MS PRV A-231 products that were tested. Configuration(s) tested or described may or may not be the only 1800 S. Novell Place available solution. Any test is not a determination of product quality or correctness, nor does Provo, Utah 84606 USA it ensure compliance with any federal, state or local requirements. Novell does not warranty Voice (801) 861-6504 products except as stated in applicable Novell product warranties or license agreements. Letter from the Editor October 2002 Dear AppNotes Readers: Welcome to the October 2002 issue of Novell AppNotes! As the temperature turns cooler and the leaves are glowing in reds and oranges here in the mountains of Utah, it causes us to stop and reflect on the many miracles around us. This also gives us a break from the steady thoughts of technologies and how they work. Pleasant thoughts abound in such an environment. However, it also makes us aware of the importance of the new technologies and what they mean to us in making our businesses more efficient so we can enjoy such simple pleasures as the weather and nature. Our spotlight this month is on MySQL. Many of you have been asking about it and been quite interested in the prospect of an open-source database running on NetWare. If you’re interested in this, read on. Also, many of you have been asking us about the ability to consolidate servers and make your network easier to manage. Well, first up this month we have an interesting article dealing with that very subject: “Getting the Most Out of the NetWare Server Consolidation Utility” by Bruce Cutler, Trace Eddington, and Glen Davis. Next we have an article from Neil Cashell and Shane Johns, “Troubleshooting Novell iChain 2.1 Authorization Issues.” We also have information on a useful ZEN feature in “How to Configure NIC Teaming Drivers Using INETCFG” by Hemanth Yamijala. Finishing up the AppNotes this month is “How to Configure and Customize the Discovery System in ZENworks for Servers 3” by Prem Mohan Mendhikar. For our Developer Notes section this month, we have the aforementioned article on MySQL by Rob Lyon, “An Introduction to MySQL for NetWare.” We also have another DirXML article from Israel Forst, Hicham Mourad, and Garth Williamson entitled “Effectively Reading a DirXML Trace File.” Of course, we have our ever-popular sections for your perusal. I want to thank all of you that take the time to send us your e-mail comments on these sections. The AppNotes team really looks forward to your thoughts and ideas, as well as your submissions. This month I would like to welcome Jeff Fischer as the newest member of the AppNotes/DeveloperNet University team. Jeff is a skilled programmer and is anxious to start contributing AppNotes material. If you haven’t visited our Web sites lately, I encourage you to do so. Visit the AppNotes at http://www.novell. com/appnotes and DeveloperNet University at http://developer.novell.com/education. As always, I look forward to your feedback on the AppNotes, Developer Notes, Sections, and our two Web sites. Please keep your e-mails and letters coming! Contact me at [email protected]. Until next time, Gamal B. Herbon Editor-in-Chief 1 Contents October 2002 APPNOTES (Spotlight on MySQL for NetWare) 4 Getting the Most Out of the NetWare Server Consolidation Utility Bruce R. Cutler, Trace Eddington, Glen Davis Provides a brief overview of the NetWare Server Consolidation Utility which allows you to copy file system directories from one location in an eDirectory tree to any other location in the same tree. 17 Troubleshooting Novell iChain 2.1 Authorization Issues Neil Cashell, Shane Johns Gives detailed insight into the interfaces and flow control of Novell iChain 2.1’s authorization components, provides a list of available tools, and discusses how to troubleshoot common issues. 32 How to Configure NIC Teaming Drivers Using INETCFG Prem Mohan Mendhikar Discusses how to configure third-party NIC teaming drivers through the INETCFG utility on NetWare servers to provide load balancing and fault tolerance across multiple NICs. 40 How to Configure and Customize the Discovery System in ZENworks for Servers 3 Hemanth Yamijala Covers the basics of configuring and customizing the Discovery system of ZENworks for Servers 3 to tailor the discovery process to your particular needs; also provides troubleshooting information. DEVELOPER NOTES 55 An Introduction to MySQL for NetWare Rob Lyon First in a series that will explore using MySQL on NetWare. Introduces MySQL for NetWare in a simple tutorial format. 65 Effectively Reading a DirXML Trace File Israel Forst, Hicham Mourad, Garth Williamson Walks you through an actual DirXML trace file and explains what is happening at each step of an eDirectory-to-eDirectory driver example scenario. 2 SECTIONS 76 Net Management Network Novice - Managing User Accounts in ConsoleOne Directory Primer - eDirectory Naming Conventions Tips and Tricks - Redirecting the NetWare 5 GUI for Remote Installation of BorderManager, Tips for Running iFolder and BorderManager Together, Novell Event Bus (NEB) Activity and NSS Block Information, Changing the Image/Logo Used in the NetWare Client, Replacing Multiple Attributes with LDIF, Why
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