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Oracle Calendar Server Administrator's Guide
Release 5.5

Part Number B10093-01
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Contents

Title and Copyright Information

List of Figures

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Preface

Intended Audience
Documentation Accessibility
Structure
Related Documents
Conventions

1 Architecture

Overview
Hosts
Nodes
Clusters and master nodes
Daemons/services
Oracle Calendar Lock Manager
Oracle Calendar Engine
Oracle Calendar Synchronous Network Connection
Configuration
Oracle Calendar Corporate-Wide Services
Processing
Configuration
Oracle Calendar Directory Access Server
Calendar server architecture
Internal directory model
Initial client connection
Client requests
Reads and writes on the local node
Reads from a remote node
Writes to a remote node
Connections to nodes
Node request queue
External LDAP directory server model

2 Deployment

Deployment
Number of users
Acme Co. example
Logical divisions of users
Acme Co. example
Grouping users to create nodes
Acme Co. example
Product administration
Pre-installation checklist
User licenses
Installation notes
Distributed installs

3 Using Oracle Internet Directory

Benefits of using Oracle Internet Directory
Base DN
Access control
Directory server groups and group filters
Binding
Failover
Security
Changing the attribute used for SSO login

4 Setting Up Nodes

Creating a node
Example
Deleting a node

5 Node Networks

Connecting nodes
NT
UNIX
Syntax
Connections and Rules
Adding a node to the network
Deleting a node from the network
Increasing or decreasing the number of connections between nodes
Tuning connections
Setting up a master node
Moving a node
Big-endian vs. little-endian hosts
Versions of the calendar servers
The node network
Directory server involved
Performing the move
Coexistence of LDAP and non-LDAP nodes
Caveat: LDIF differences between UNIX and NT
Coexistence of nodes with and without Oracle9iAS Wireless

6 Server Administration

Starting and stopping the calendar server
Example
Example
Checking server status
Example
Viewing current user activity
Example
Changing the SYSOP (node) password
Example
Other administrative tasks

7 Users and Groups

Creating calendar users
Adding users to the internal calendar server directory
Adding users from a pre-populated directory server
Determine which users on the directory server have not yet been added to a calendar server node:
To add users one at a time:
Adding calendar users to a directory server
Managing calendar users
Deleting calendar users
Moving calendar users
Managing user defaults
Managing groups
Private groups
Members-only groups
Public groups
Administrative groups
Assigning administration rights
Setting up e-mail notification
Other user configuration options
Global and published calendars

8 Alerts

Filtering e-mail alerts
Reminders
Types
Format
Controlling reminder behaviour
CWS operation
Old reminders
Notification
Types
Format
Controlling notification behaviour
Disabling e-mail notification
Limiting the number of recipients
Setting up wireless services

9 Resources, Event Calendars and Holidays

Managing holidays
Creating event calendars
Managing and deleting event calendars
Creating resources
Adding new resources to the calendar server's internal directory
To add a resource:
Adding new resources in an LDAP directory context
To add a resource:
Managing resources
Deleting resources
Managing resource defaults
Assigning designates

10 Node Maintenance

Maintenance procedures
Daily monitoring procedures
Daily maintenance procedures
Monthly maintenance procedures
Other maintenance procedures
Back up and restore

A Disk Space and Memory

Database disk space requirements
Remote NFS storage
Run-time requirements

11 Monitoring Procedures

Viewing log files
Interpreting log files

B Sizing Guidelines

Memory and disk requirements

C System Configuration

Adjusting kernel parameters
Adjusting the HP-UX kernel parameters
Adjusting the Solaris kernel parameters
Adjusting the AIX kernel parameters
Adjusting the Tru64 kernel parameters
Adjusting the Windows kernel
Using operating system clusters
Limitations
Additional reading

D Security

ACE framework
Secure connections to clients and other calendar servers
Secure connections to clients
Secure connections to another calendar server
Configuration
Extending the ACE framework
Plug-ins
Extending the set of plug-ins
Web authentication plug-in
How does the Web authentication plug-in work?
Configuring your calendar server
Configuring your Web calendar client
Directory server security
Other security considerations
Dedicated Server
Password Management
Trust Management
Networking
Auditing
Backup and Recovery
Application Security
Calendar Administrator

E International Support

UTF-8
Configuration
Character set identification
Japanese server configuration
Setting user language preferences

F The Calendar Administrator

Web server configuration
Calendar Administrator customization
By parameters
By stylesheet
By templates
Calendar Administrator configuration
Directory for HTML template files
Directory for temporary sessions files
Directory for images
List of Calendar Domain Service hosts -- disregarded
CGI or FCGI operation
SYSOP password -- disregarded
Old SYSOP password -- disregarded
Site name
Site logo
Domain logo
Support e-mail
User management
Resource management
Holiday management
Event calendar management
Admin password management

Glossary

Index