iManager provides an easy method for changing Middle Tier Server (also known as XTier) configuration after Novell® NetStorage or Novell ZENworks® for Desktops (ZfD) has been installed. Middle Tier Server configuration information is stored in the NetWare® registry on NetWare servers. On Linux servers, Middle Tier configuration is stored in an XML file on the Linux server.
Important: If you are running in a clustered environment, any Middle Tier configuration changes made to one node in the cluster must be made to the other Middle Tier servers in the cluster.
Changes go into effect when you restart the server or when you restart Apache Web server.
To restart Apache Web server on a NetWare server, at the server console, enter
Ap2WebDn
to stop the web server and then enter
Ap2WebUp
to restart the Web server.
To restart Apache Web server on a Linux server, at the command prompt, change to the /etc/opt/novell/httpd/init.d/httpd directory and enter
./httpd stop
to stop the web server and then enter
./httpd start
to restart the Web server.
This page lets you view or edit the following Novell iFolder 2.x configuration settings. The NetStorage iFolder 2.x client is only supported on NetWare, and is not supported on Linux for Open Enterprise Server 2 (OES 2).
Root
This is the name of the root directory for Novell iFolder® . The root iFolder directory is a virtual
directory, and changing it will change the iFolder directory name users see when accessing their files
and directories on the iFolder server. Default=iFolder.
Passphrase Form Protocol
HTTPS is the default. This field should not be changed unless you want users' passphrases to be sent
in clear text.
iFolder Server
The DNS name and port number for the iFolder server. This setting shouldn’t need to be changed
unless you are changing the iFolder server your users will access.
If you click the Set Defaults button, the value will be set to whatever value appears in the Default Value column. If there is no value in the Default Value column, the value will be set to blank (no value).
Secure Port
The port number where HTTPS is running. Normally, this setting does
not need to be changed. Default=443.
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