Index

A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P R S T U W

A

access control limitations for direcrory servers, 4-4

access rights

granting to users users

access rights, 8-8

ACE, 3-7

ACE framework, C-1

active users, 3-2

adding

nodes to network, 7-7

resources, 9-1 to 9-4

users, 8-4

users to a directory server, 8-3, 8-4

administrative groups, 12-2

administrator access control, 4-4

administrator, major tasks of, 3-6

alerts, 14-1 to 14-6

alias, node, 3-8, 6-1, 6-2

anonymous binding, 4-6

architecture, 2-1

calendar server, 2-8

attachments, enabling, 3-7

B

backups, 15-4, 15-5, 15-6

restoring contents of, 15-4, 15-5

restoring user, 15-6

bandwidth, 3-4

base DN, 3-9

bind DN, 4-6

C

Calendar Administrator, 5-1

D

daemons, 2-2

unicwsd, 2-4

unidasd, 2-4

uniengd, 2-3

unilckd, 2-3

unisncd, 2-3

database

disk space requirements, A-1

remote storage, A-2

defaults

user, 8-7

deleting

event calendars, 10-3

nodes, 6-3

resources, 9-4

users, 8-5

deployment, 3-1, A-3

designates

assigning, 9-6, 10-4

resource, 9-6, 10-4

Directory Access Server, 2-4

directory server, 4-1 to 4-8

access control, 4-4

adding users from, 8-2

base URL, 3-9

binding, 4-6

distribution lists, 12-3

groups and group filters, 12-3

node network and, 3-5

secure connections to a, C-11

SSL, 4-7

disable a calendar account, 8-4, 8-5

disk space

database requirements, A-1

remote storage, A-2

distinguished name

Calendar Administrators' Group, 3-9

Calendar Administrators' Parent, 3-9

Resource Relative DN, 3-7

distribution list

directory server, 12-3

E

e-mail

filtering, 14-2

Engine, 2-3

event calendars, 10-1

creating, 10-1

deleting, 10-3

managing, 10-3

populating, 10-3

F

filtering e-mail, 14-2

G

Global Address List (GAL), 4-4

global read access, 8-9

glossary, Glossary-1 to Glossary-4

groups, 3-7

administrative, 12-2

directory server, 12-3

managing, 12-1

members-only, 12-1

private, 12-1

public, 12-2

guidelines

connections between nodes, 7-2

H

holidays, 13-1

creating, 13-2

modifying, 13-2

host, calendar server, 2-1

host, mail, 3-9

I

implementation, 3-1

installation, 3-1

information checklist, 3-8

internal directory

adding users, 8-4

J

Japanese

character set, D-2

client character set, D-2

K

kernel parameters, 3-7, B-1 to B-14

L

LDAP

coexistence of LDAP and non-LDAP nodes, 7-13

Data Interchange Format, Glossary-2

resource management, 9-1

support in Oracle Calendar server, xvii

LDIF

for exporting user and resource data, 8-4

UNIX/NT differences, 7-14

Lock Manager, 2-3

logged-on users, 3-2

M

mail

filtering, 14-2

host, 3-9

notification, 3-9, 8-8

maintenance, 15-1

daily procedures, 15-3

monthly procedures, 15-3

other procedures, 15-3

managing

event calendars, 10-3

groups, 12-1

holidays, 13-1

node network, 7-1 to 7-14

resource defaults, 9-5

resources, 9-1 to 9-16

user defaults, 8-7

users, 8-1 to 8-9

master node, 7-8

master nodes, 2-2

memory requirements, A-2

migrating users. See moving users

MIME headers, 14-2

modifying

holidays, 13-2

monitoring

daily procedures, 15-1

special procedures, 15-2

moving

nodes, 7-9 to 7-12

users, 8-7

N

network. See node network

NFS storage, A-2

node network

adding nodes, 7-7

configuring, 7-2

definition, 6-1

directory server, 3-5

guidelines, 7-2

managing, 7-1 to 7-14

master node, 7-8

removing nodes, 7-7

security, C-13

node-ID, 3-8, 6-1, 7-1

nodes, 2-2

adding to network, 7-7

alias, 3-8, 6-1, 6-2

changing SYSOP password, 5-3

clusters, 2-2

coexistence of LDAP and non-LDAP, 7-13

connecting, 7-2, 7-3, 7-5

creating, 6-1

deleting, 6-3

master nodes, 2-2

moving, 7-9 to 7-12

removing from network, 7-7

setting up, 6-1

size, 3-3

time zone, 6-1, 6-2

nodes.ini, 6-3, 7-2 to 7-7

rules, 7-5

syntax, 7-4

notification, 14-1 to 14-6

mail, 3-9, 8-8

O

ocad.ini, 5-2

ocal.conf, 17-4

Oracle Calendar Application System

about, 17-1

components, 17-3

customizing, 17-3

installation considerations, 17-4

post-installation, 17-4

Oracle9iAS Wireless, 14-1

P

parameters

allowattachments [LIMITS], 3-7

banner [CWS], 15-4

charset [LDAP], D-2

default [AUTHENTICATION], C-5

default [COMPRESSION], C-5

dir_internal_nodes [ENG], 7-13

enable [DAS], 7-13

frameworkenable [ACE], 3-8, C-4

localcharset [ENG], D-2

mailhdrtoname [CWS], D-2

maxattachmentsize [LIMITS], 3-7

mimecontentcharset [CWS], D-2

resourceconflicts [LIMITS], 3-8

resourcerelativedn [LDAP], 3-7

servicedefault [COMPRESSION], C-5

siteauthkey [CONFERENCING], C-14

siteid [CONFERENCING], C-14

snc_tr_block [SNC], 7-8

stats [ENG], 15-2

url [CONFERENCING], C-14

utf8_autoconvert [ENG], D-1

walletfile [CONFERENCING], C-14

walletpassword [CONFERENCING], C-14

password

management, C-11

passwords

changing SYSOP, 5-3

node, 3-9

SYSOP, 6-2

planning, 3-1

populating

event calendars, 10-3

preface

conventions table sample, xxi

private groups, 12-1

public groups, 12-2

published types, 8-9

R

reminders, 14-1 to 14-6

remote storage, A-2

removing

nodes from network, 7-7

requirements

memory, A-2

resouces

categories, 9-10

Resource Relative DN, 3-7

resource type, 9-14

resources, 9-1

access rights, 9-6, 10-4

assigning categories to, 9-15

booking, 3-8, 9-7

creating, 9-1 to 9-4

default profile for, 9-5

definition, 9-1

deleting, 9-4

managing, 9-1 to 9-16

searching, 9-10

restoring contents of backup, 15-4, 15-5

restoring user backups, 15-6

S

secure connections

to a directory server, C-11

Secure Sockets Layer, 4-7

security, 3-7, C-1 to C-15

server

administration, 5-1

architecture, 2-1

status, 5-2

services. See daemons

starting the calendar server, 5-2

status

server, 5-2

stopping the calendar server, 5-2

SuperUser DN, 3-9

Synchronous Network Connection, 2-3

SYSOP, 6-1

password, 6-2

T

time zones, 3-8

node, 6-1, 6-2

transfering calendar entries

to another resource, 9-4

tuning connections, 7-7

U

uniaccessrights, 8-9, 9-6, 10-4

unicwsd, 2-4

unidasd, 2-4

uniengd, 2-3

unilckd, 2-3

unisncd, 2-3

URL, base for directory server, 3-9

user

disable, 8-4, 8-5

user.ini, 8-7

users

active, 3-2

adding, 8-4

adding to a directory server, 8-3, 8-4

concurrent, number of, 3-9

configured, 3-2

creating, 8-1

default profile for, 8-7

deleting, 8-5

logged-on, 3-2

logical groupings, 3-3

managing, 8-1 to 8-9

modifying, 8-4

moving, 8-7

viewing, 8-4

viewing logged-on, 5-3, 15-2

UTF-8, D-1

utilities

uniaccessrights, 8-5, 9-6, 10-4

uniaddnode, 6-2

unib2lendian, 7-9

unicheck, 5-4

uniclean, 5-4

unicpinr, 9-5

unicpinu, 8-6

unicpoutr, 9-5

unicpoutu, 8-6

unidbbackup, 5-4, 15-4

unidbconv, 7-9

unidbfix, 7-10, 15-3

unidbrestore, 15-5

unidsdiff, 15-4, 15-5

unidssearch, 8-2

unidssync, 15-3, 15-5

unidsup, 5-4

unigroup, 12-3

unigrpls, 12-3

uniical, 10-4

unil2bendian, 7-9

unilogons, 5-4

unimvuser, 3-4, 8-7

uninode, 7-2, 7-3, 7-9

unipasswd, 5-3

unireqdump, 5-4

unirmold, 5-4, 15-3

unistart, 5-2

unistatus, 5-2, 15-2

unistop, 5-2, 6-2

uniuser, 8-4, 8-5, 8-6, 8-7, 9-2, 9-3, 9-4, 9-5, 9-6, 9-8, 10-2, 10-3, 14-5

uniwho, 5-3, 5-4

W

wallet, C-14

Web authentication, C-9

Web Conferencing, C-14

Wireless, 14-1