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Contents

Course Setup

Set up the Classroom Setup-1Setup Requirements Setup-1Setup Diagram Setup-3Setup Instructions Setup-3

Introduction

Audience Intro-2Prerequisites Intro-2Certification Intro-2Relationship to Other Courses in the Curriculum Intro-4Agenda Intro-4Course Overview Intro-6NetWare 6 and the Evolving Network Intro-8

SECTION 1 Upgrade or Migrate to NetWare 6

Objectives 1-2Objective 1 Identify NetWare 6 Features 1-2

New NetWare 6 Features 1-4Updated NetWare 6 Features 1-12

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Objective 2 Use Deployment Manager to Update Your Directory

Schema 1-38Network Preparation 1-38Installation/Upgrade Options 1-68Post-Installation Tasks 1-76Objective 3 Upgrade or Migrate to NetWare 6 .1-80

The Difference between an Upgrade and a Migration 1-82Factors to Consider When Determining Which Method

to Use 1-84How to Perform an Upgrade 1-84How to Perform a Migration 1-104

Exercise 1-1 Upgrade to NetWare 6 1-170Objective 4 Troubleshoot Your NetWare 6 Migration 1-184

General Connection Problems 1-184Workstation-to-Server Connections 1-186Server-to-Server Connections 1-188File Copy 1-190SMDR Errors 1-190Problems Restoring Trustees 1-192NUWAGENT.NLM 1-194NICI Errors 1-194eDirectory Migration 1-196Summary 1-210

SECTION 2 Install and Configure NetWare 6

Objectives 2-2Objective 1 Identify Prerequisite Requirements 2-2

Meet System Requirements 2-4Meet Software Requirements 2-6Meet Configuration Requirements 2-8Objective 2 Prepare Your Existing Network 2-10

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Objective 3 Prepare Your Designated Computer 2-12

Install and Upgrade Computer and Networking Hardware 2-12Create and Format a DOS Partition 2-12Access the Installation Files 2-16Objective 4 Install NetWare 6 2-18

Accept the License Agreement 2-22Select the Installation Type 2-24Specify Server Settings 2-28Select the Regional Settings 2-32Select the Mouse Type and Video Mode 2-32Select a Platform Support Module and Storage Adapter 2-34Select a Storage Device and Network Board 2-40Create a NetWare Partition and Volume SYS 2-46Name the Server 2-52Install the NetWare Server File System 2-54Install Network Protocols 2-60Set Up DNS 2-66Set the Server Time Zone 2-68Set Up eDirectory 2-68License the NetWare Server 2-70Install Network Products 2-72Install Novell Certificate Server 2-72Customize the Installation 2-76Complete the Server Installation 2-76Install Additional Products 2-78

Exercise 2-1 Install and Configure NetWare 6 2-80Summary 2-92

SECTION 3 Implement Novell eDirectory 8.6

Objectives 3-2Introduction 3-2

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Objective 1 Describe the Function and Features of eDirectory 8.6 3-4

How Earlier Versions of eDirectory Work 3-4How eDirectory 8.6 Works 3-6Features of eDirectory 8.6 3-10Objective 2 Integrate eDirectory 8.6 into an Existing Network 3-12

Apply the Latest Support Packs 3-12Update the eDirectory Schema 3-14Configure the Novell Certificate Server 3-14Perform an eDirectory Health Check 3-22

Exercise 3-1 Verify that eDirectory is Functioning Properly after Installation 3-32Objective 3 Use the eDirectory Import/Export Wizard to Manage

LDIF Files 3-40LDAP Basics 3-40About LDIF Files 3-42About ICE 3-46How to Use eDirectory Import/Export Wizard 3-48How to Use the LDAP Bulk Update/Replication Protocol 3-62

Exercise 3-2 Use the Import/Export Wizard to Import an LDIF File 3-66Objective 4 Use Index Manager to Improve Directory Performance 3-72

eDirectory Index Basics 3-74How to Check Predicate Statistics Data 3-78How to Create an Index 3-84How to Delete an Index 3-88How to Associate an Index with Other Servers 3-88

Exercise 3-3 Create an Index 3-90Objective 5 Configure Replica Filters 3-92

What Filtered Replicas Are 3-92How to Configure Filtered Replicas with the Configuration Wizard 3-102

Exercise 3-4 Create Filtered Replicas 3-110

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Objective 6 Maintain eDirectory 8.6 3-116

Configure the eDirectory Cache to Tune Performance 3-116Run Regular Health Checks 3-128Summary 3-130

SECTION 4 Configure and Use NetWare 6 Administration

Components

Objectives 4-2Introduction 4-2Objective 1 Use NetWare 6 Remote Management Utilities 4-4

Remote Manager 4-4

Exercise 4-1 Use Remote Manager to Perform Administration Tasks 4-32iMonitor 4-44

Exercise 4-2 Use iMonitor to Monitor Your Servers 4-64Novell iManager 4-68

Exercise 4-3 Use Novell iManager 4-98Objective 2 Configure NetWare 6 to Use DNS/DHCP 4-104

What DNS Is 4-104What DHCP Is 4-110DNS/DHCP Objects 4-110How to Configure DNS/DHCP on NetWare 6 4-114

Exercise 4-4 Configuring DNS/DHCP on NetWare 6 Using Novell iManager 4-142Objective 3 Configure NetWare 6 to Use SLPv2 4-158

NetWare 6 Name Service Providers 4-160What SLPv2 Is 4-162SLPv2 Components 4-164How SLPv2 Works 4-170

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SLPv2 Enhancements 4-174Configure SLPv2 on NetWare 6 4-176

Exercise 4-5 Configure SLPv2 on NetWare 6 4-188

Multithreading, and Multiple Processors 4-194NetWare 6 and Multitasking 4-196NetWare 6 and Multithreading 4-196NetWare 6 and Multiprocessors 4-198Summary 4-208

SECTION 5 Configure and Use Novell Storage Services

Objectives 5-2Introduction 5-2Objective 1 Identify How NSS Works 5-4

Storage Pools 5-6Logical Volumes 5-8NSS Features and Benefits 5-8Advantages of NSS over the Traditional File System 5-28NSS Limitations 5-32Objective 2 Configure NSS 5-32

Meet System Requirements 5-32Set Cache Buffers 5-34Create an NSS Volume 5-36Create a Traditional Volume 5-56Convert a Traditional Volume to an NSS Volume 5-62Mount a DOS Partition as an NSS Volume 5-68Configure Software RAID with NSS 5-70

Exercise 5-1 Create an NSS Logical Volume 5-78

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Objective 3 Manage NSS 5-82

Set Up File Snapshot 5-84Set Up User Space Restrictions 5-86Set Up Directory Space Restrictions 5-90Rebuild NSS Storage Pools and Volumes 5-90Delete NSS Pools or Logical Volumes 5-100Restore or Purge Deleted Logical Volumes 5-102Troubleshoot NSS Problems 5-106

Exercise 5-2 Create and Convert a Traditional Volume 5-110Summary 5-118

SECTION 6 Configure and Use NetWare 6 User Access

Components

Objectives 6-2Introduction 6-2Objective 1 Install NetWare 6 User Access Components 6-4

How to Install Novell Native File Access Pack 6-4How to Install Novell iFolder 6-14How to Install Novell iPrint 6-28How to Install Novell NetStorage 6-32How to Install NetWare Web Access 6-36

Exercise 6-1 Install NetWare 6 User Access Components 6-42Objective 2 Configure and Use Novell Native File Access Pack

(NFAP) 6-50Why Use NFAP 6-52How NFAP Works 6-54How to Create Users and Passwords in NFAP 6-70

Exercise 6-2 Use NFAP 6-78

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Objective 3 Configure and Use Novell iFolder 6-82

The Purpose and Benefits of iFolder 6-84What iFolder Is and How It Works 6-86How to Administer and Use iFolder 6-92

Exercise 6-3 Install the iFolder Client and Perform iFolder Tasks 6-104Objective 4 Configure and Use iPrint .6-122

The Purpose of iPrint 6-124What iPrint Is and How it Works 6-126How to Set Up and Configure iPrint on a Server 6-132How to Set Up iPrint on Windows Workstations 6-148

Exercise 6-4 Configure and Use iPrint 6-156Objective 5 Configure and Use Novell NetStorage 6-174

The Purpose of NetStorage 6-174How to Start and Use NetStorage 6-176

Exercise 6-5 Use NetStorage 6-180Objective 6 Configure and Use NetWare Web Access 6-182

The Purpose of NetWare Web Access 6-182What NetWare Web Access Gadgets Are 6-184How to Start and Use NetWare Web Access 6-196

Exercise 6-6 Configure NetWare Web Access 6-200Objective 7 Install and Use Novell NetDrive 6-208

The Purpose of NetDrive 6-208How NetDrive Works 6-208How to Install and Launch NetDrive 6-212Using NetDrive 6-216

Exercise 6-7 Install and Use NetDrive 6-224Summary 6-228

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SECTION 7 Implement Novell Cluster Services to Provide a High

Availability Solution

Objectives 7-2Introduction 7-2Objective 1 Identify the Purpose and Advantages of Implementing an

NCS Solution .7-4High Availability Terms 7-4High Availability Definition 7-6Computer System Outage Factors 7-10Benefits and Features of an NCS High Availability Solution 7-12Objective 2 Design and Set Up an NCS Cluster Configuration 7-16

Basic Clustering System Terms 7-16NCS Cluster Components 7-20Typical NCS Shared Disk System Cluster Configurations 7-22NCS System Terms 7-26Rules for Managing an NCS SAN 7-50Troubleshooting an NCS SAN 7-52

Exercise 7-1 Design and Set Up a 2-Node SCSI Clustering

Configuration 7-58Objective 3 Install and Test NCS on a 2-Node Cluster 7-72

Verify NCS System Requirements 7-72Create a Cluster by Installing NCS 7-78Check Cluster Configuration Settings 7-94

Exercise 7-2 Install and Check NCS on a 2-Node Cluster 7-120

Test and Monitor the Cluster 7-138

Exercise 7-3 Test the SBD Partition and Heartbeats 7-150

Objective 4 Configure and Test High Availability File Access 7-162

Configure NCS for High Availability File Access 7-164

Exercise 7-4 Create a Cluster-Enabled Volume for High

Availability File Access 7-178

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Manage Resources in an NCS Cluster 7-196

Exercise 7-5 Test High Availability File Access on the

2-Node Cluster 7-204Objective 5 Configure and Test High Availability Services 7-216

Cluster-Aware and Cluster-Naive Applications 7-218How to Cluster-Enable an Application 7-220How to Assign Nodes to a Resource 7-224How to Set Start, Failover, and Failback Modes 7-226How to View and Edit Load and Unload Scripts 7-230How to Find NCS Configuration and Troubleshooting

Information 7-234

Exercise 7-6 Cluster-Enable and Test DHCP Server on

Your 2-Node Cluster 7-242

Exercise 7-7 Cluster-Enable and Test iFolder on Your

2-Node Cluster 7-256Summary 7-278

APPENDIX A Additional NetWare 6 Installation and Migration Options

Objectives A-1Objective 1 Install NetWare 6 Using NetWare Accelerated Upgrade A-1

Advantages of NetWare Accelerated Upgrade A-2How NetWare Accelerated Upgrade Works A-3How to Run NetWare Accelerated Upgrade A-4Objective 2 Install NetWare 6 Using a Response File A-18

Create a Response File A-19Use a Response File A-20Identify the Response File Syntax A-21

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Objective 3 Migrate Windows NT to NetWare 6 A-22

Plan Your Migration A-22Meet System and Software Requirements A-24Create a Template Object A-26Create ZENworks User Policy Packages A-27Register the Workstation A-28Run Migration Wizard A-29Model Your Migration Project A-32Verify Your Migration Project A-35Migrate Users and Data to the Destination eDirectory Tree A-36Perform Post-Migration Tasks A-41Objective 4 Upgrade NetWare 4.2 to NetWare 6 A-42

Prepare Your Source Server A-43Prepare Your NetWare 4.2 Server for eDirectory 8.6 Using Deploy-ment Manager A-43Perform an In-Place Upgrade from NetWare 4.2 to NetWare 6 A-46

Run the Backlinker Process A-49Install a User License A-49

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Read this section before you set up the instructor and student workstations and servers

Classroom setup can take several hours Allow adequate time to set

up the hardware and software, and to test the setup

As part of your testing, complete the exercises to ensure that students can complete the exercises without unexpected problems

Set up the Classroom

To set up this course, use the following:

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Following are the classroom setup requirements:

Table Setup-1 Setup Requirements

Setup Time ■ 6 hour setup

■ 5 hour test Servers 2 servers in each network

Minimum Hardware

A Pentium® II or AMD TM K7 266 Mhz computer, with

■ PCI

■ 2 GB

■ Remove all volumes

■ Housed in an external SCSI enclosure

■ 2 SCSI cables to connect adapters from each server to the 2 connectors on the back of the enclosure

Workstations 2 workstations in each network

Minimum Hardware

A Pentium® II 266 Mhz computer, with

■ 128 MB RAM

■ 9 GB hard disk space

■ CD drive Software ■ Windows 2000 Professional (NTFS

format)

■ Internet Explorer 5.5 SP2

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■ Create Student License Diskettes

■ Set Up Classroom Computers

■ Test the Setup

Create Student License Diskettes

The demo licenses found on the NetWare 6 operating system CD are not sufficient for all tasks students perform in this course For this reason, licenses are available on the Novell CNISM Net website.You must provide students with diskettes that contain the needed licenses

WS1 Windows 2000 IP: 192.168.1.71

WS2 Windows 2000 IP: 192.168.1.72

DA1 NetWare 5.1 IP: 192.168.1.81

Hub

External SCSI Hard Drive (Not Connected)

Adaptec 2940 Adapter Installed

DA2

No OS Installed Adaptec 2940 Adapter Installed

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Do the following:

1 Download the license from Novell CNI Net:

a Access

http://education.novell.com/cnionly/courses/index.html

b Select the Course 3000 link

c In the CNI Course Materials page, select Classroom Licenses for DA1 and DA2

This downloads 2 folders that contain licenses for the servers and users used in the classroom

DA1 and DA2 each contain a license folder and an NLF file for user licenses The license folder contains an NFK file and an NLF file for the server license

The server NLF and NFK files and the user NLF file in each folder are tied together

For example, this means that server NLF and user NLF that

in the DA1 folder must be used together You cannot user the server NLF from DA1 with the user NLF from DA2

2 Create the DA1 license diskette:

a Label a floppy diskette: DA1 License

b Copy the contents of the DA1 folder to the DA1 license diskette

c Repeat this process until you have a DA1 license diskette for each network in your classroom

For example, a classroom of 12 students will have 3 networks so you must create 3 DA1 license diskettes

3 Create the DA2 license diskette:

a Label a floppy diskette: DA2 License

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b Copy the contents of the DA2 folder to the DA2 license diskette

c Repeat this process until you have a DA2 license diskette for each network in your classroom

Set Up Classroom Computers

The classroom setup allows students to perform tasks using as many

of the new features of NetWare 6 as possible

The initial state of each network in the classroom allows students to upgrade from NetWare 5.1 to NetWare 6

WS1 and WS2 are set up to boot Windows 2000

After the upgrade exercise performed in Section 1, students perform

an installation exercise in Section 2 This gives them the opportunity

to do a new server installation and to install a second server into their existing eDirectory tree

Complete the following:

■ Test Each Exercise and Demonstration in Sequence

■ Set Up Servers

■ Set Up Workstations

Test Each Exercise and Demonstration in Sequence

Test the course exercises by setting up servers and workstations using the hardware in your classroom and then performing each exercise and demonstration

After you validate that everything works correctly, set up the classroom for your students

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❑ The ID for the external SCSI drive must not be 0.

❑ Termination on the external SCSI drive must be disabled

❑ The external SCSI drive should be in a SCSI enclosure, have all volumes removed, and be at least 2 GB (In some cases, you might need to perform a low-level format For more information, see the instructor notes in Section 7.)

❑ Make sure there are 2 SCSI cables for each SCSI drive

2 Install NetWare 5.1 on server DA1, using the following:

❑ Tree name: DIGITALAIRTREE

❑ Server and Admin context: O=DIGITALAIR

❑ Admin password: NOVELL

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3 At the Installation Options window, select CUSTOM and deselect all components

Ignore the warning about not installing Enterprise server

4 Apply Support Pack 3

Set Up Workstations

Perform the following on all workstations in the instructor’s network and each student network

You must have Internet access during installation of Windows 2000

so you can apply Service Pack 2 and install Internet Explorer 5.5 with SP2 Afterward, isolate your networks from the Internet again

1 Do a Custom Settings installation of Windows 2000 Professional using the following details:

❑ WS1 computer name: WS1

❑ WS2 computer name: WS2

❑ Administrator password: (none)

❑ Service pack: Service Pack 2 for Windows 2000

❑ WS1 IP address: 192.168.1.71

❑ WS2 IP address: 192.168.1.72

❑ Subnet mask: 255.255.255.0

❑ Gateway and DNS information: (none)

❑ Network properties workgroup: WORKGROUP

❑ Display screen area: 1024 x 768

iManager is easier to use at this setting

2 From the instructor CD (or CNI web site), copy Marketing Folder to C

3 Install Internet Explorer 5.5 SP2 on the workstation

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4 Turn off “Friendly HTTP error messages” in Internet Explorer:

a From the Internet Explorer menu bar, select Tools > Internet Options

b Select the Advanced tab

c Scroll down and deselect Show friendly HTTP error messages

d Select Apply

e Select OK

5 Install the Novell client:

a At the Windows 2000 Professional workstation, insert the Novell Client CD

The CD runs and launches the Novell Client Installation window with a list of products to install

b Select Novell Client 4.81 for Windows NT/2000

c At the software license agreement, select Yes

d At the next screen, select Custom installation > Next

e Deselect all options except Novell Client for Windows

2000 and select Next

f Select IP only and Remove IPX if present; then select

6 Install the NICI 2.0.2 client on the workstation

This is available by autorunning the Novell client CD and launching the Novell Client Installation window

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Test the Setup

1 Boot DA1, WS1, and WS2

2 Use the PING utility to ensure that DA1, WS1, and WS2 are connected and are isolated from the rest of the classroom

3 Log in to DA1 from both WS1 and WS2

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Duration 30 minutes

Preparation None

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This course helps you prepare for the following:

NetWare 5 and NetWare 4.11 CNEs and CNIsSM can upgrade to NetWare 6 by passing one exam The exam for NetWare 4.11 CNEs and CNIs includes concepts and skills not taught in Course 3000

Table Intro-1 Certification CNE Test Number CNI Test Number

NetWare 4.11 050-678 050-878

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Introduction

❑ Introduce yourself and the students

■ Determine if students have hearing, vision, or other

problems

■ Explain how you like to handle questions and comments

(during sections or after)

❑ Familiarize students with their surroundings and their

❑ Describe who the course is for

Find out what students expect from the course

Prerequisites

❑ Explain the course prerequisites

Assess the knowledge of the students regarding the

information to be covered

Certification

❑ Remind students of the tests related to this course.

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Arrange to take the certification test for this course within six weeks

of acquiring the course materials Thereafter the test can be replaced

by one based on an updated version of the course

For the latest testing information, including test objectives, see http://education.novell.com/testinfo/objectives/crsindex.htm

Relationship to Other Courses in the Curriculum

This course satisfies the CNE and CDESM certification requirements This course is also an elective in the CNE and CDE track

SECTION 2: Install and Configure NetWare 6 01:30

Day 2 SECTION 3: Implement Novell eDirectory 8.6 04:15 SECTION 4: Configure and Use NetWare 6

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Certification (continued)

❑ Tell students the name of the NetWare 4 to NetWare

6 upgrade course

Relationship to Other Courses in the Curriculum

❑ Explain the relationship of the course to the

curriculum

Agenda

❑ Provide a course agenda

Indicate daily starting time, breaks, lunch time, etc

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Course Overview

Upon completing the course, you should be able to

1 Identify the new features of NetWare 6, use Deployment Manager to update your schema, and upgrade a NetWare 5.1 server to NetWare 6 (Section 1)

2 Install a new NetWare 6 server into an existing eDirectoryTM tree (Section 2)

3 Deploy eDirectory into an existing network, use utilities such as the NDS® Import/Export Wizard and Index Manager to improve directory performance, and to configure and maintain filtered replicas in Novell eDirectory 8.6 (Section 3)

4 Install and use NetWare 6 remote management tools; Remote Manager, iManager, and iMonitor to maintain NetWare servers, configure DNS/DHCP, and to configure SLPv2.(Section 4)

5 Use Novell Storage Services (NSS) to provide users with highly-reliable, scalable file system access (Section 5)

Day 4 SECTION 6: Configure and Use NetWare 6 User Access Components (continued)

04:00

SECTION 7: Implement Novell Cluster Services to Provide a High Availability Solution

02:30

Day 5 SECTION 7: Implement Novell Cluster Services to Provide a High Availability Solution (continued)

05:00

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6 Install, configure, and use NetWare 6 user access components; Novell Native File Access Pack, Novell iFolderTM, Novell iPrint, Novell NetStorage, NetWare Web Access, and Novell NetDrive (Section 6)

7 Cluster-enable volumes and services on a 2-node cluster to experience how Novell Cluster ServicesTM (NCS) provides continuous high availability of files and applications to customers and employees (Section 7)

This course does not teach the following:

■ The basics of TCP/IP, IPXTM to IP migration, TIMESYNC, eDirectory, Novell Storage Services, Certificate Server, Novell Licensing Services, or Novell Distributed Printing ServicesTM

(NDPS®) but assumes that you understand the basics of these topics from previous exposure to them in the NetWare 5 CNE curriculum

■ The NetWare 6 implementation of Apache Web Server

NetWare 6 and the Evolving Network

NetWare 6 serves as a solid platform for Net services by making it possible for the network experience to go where you go This means that user access to files and printers is no longer tied to the Novell client or to the local area network

With NetWare 6, the type and location of storage are transparent to users NetWare 6 can provide constant availability of network resources and services

The mission of NetWare 6 is to provide nonstop access to networked storage and resources and to be the most highly available platform for building OneNet

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Course Overview (continued)

❑ Continue.

NetWare 6 and the Evolving Network

❑ Explain NetWare 6 in the evolving network.

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S E C T I O N 1 Upgrade or Migrate to NetWare 6

In this section you learn how to upgrade or migrate NetWare 4.x and NetWare 5.x to NetWare 6

Objectives

1 Identify NetWare 6 Features

2 Use Deployment Manager to Update Your Directory Schema

3 Upgrade or Migrate to NetWare 6

4 Troubleshoot Your NetWare 6 Migration

NetWare 6 provides features such as file storage, printing, directory, email, and database resources that can be accessed across all types

of networks—corporate and public, wired and wireless, storage systems, and client desktops

In this section you learn the new and updated features of NetWare 6

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❑ Explain the purpose of the section

Objectives

❑ Present the section objectives

Objective 1: Identify NetWare 6 Features

❑ Introduce the objective

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New NetWare 6 Features

The new features of NetWare 6 include the following:

■ Novell iPrint

■ NetWare Web Access

■ Novell Native File Access Pack

Users install printers and manage print jobs using a web browser You set up web pages with a list of available printers or create maps with printer locations to help users find the printer closest to them

b You learn about Novell iPrint in detail in Section 6

NetWare Web Access

NetWare Web Access allows you to easily set up a web-based portal

to allow users to access network resources from a web browser Users no longer need a Novell or Virtual Private Network (VPN) client to access their resources They can access these resources on the web from any computer with a compliant browser

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New NetWare 6 Features

❑ Introduce the features of NetWare 6

Novell iPrint

❑ Briefly discuss Novell iPrint.

NetWare Web Access

❑ Briefly discuss NetWare Web Access.

❑ If necessary, point out that NetWare Web Access is a

web portal, not the Novell Portal product

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NetWare Web Access is a Java® servlet or Java application based on Novell Portal Services

Customized content is provided through gadgets A gadget represents a window to specific content on a page in the portal Gadgets can communicate to any back-end system to gather the necessary data for a particular user

NetWare Web Access also provides the means for single sign-on to these back-end systems

b You learn about NetWare Web Access in detail in Section 6

Novell Native File Access Pack

Novell Native File Access Pack lets Macintosh®, Windows®, and UNIX® workstations access and store files on NetWare servers without having to install additional software (such as Novell ClientTM software)

The software is installed only on the NetWare server and provides immediate network access for Windows, Macintosh, and UNIX clients Just plug in the network cable, start the computer, and you’ve got access to servers on your network

b You learn about Novell Native File Access Pack in detail in Section 6

Tiêu đề	Upgrading to NetWare 6
Trường học	Novell Inc.
Chuyên ngành	Networking Software
Thể loại	Instructor Guide
Năm xuất bản	2001
Thành phố	Provo

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