Contents

Deploying Sun ONE Instant Messaging

Planning the Operating System and Hardware

Deploying in Portal or Standalone Mode

Deployment Options

Deploying Sun ONE Instant Messaging in Portal Mode

Deploying Sun ONE Instant Messaging in Standalone Mode

Other Software Dependencies

Server Software Dependencies

Client Software Dependencies

Planning Your Server Configuration

Namespace Management

Directory Information Tree Examples

Directory Server and Provisioning Sun ONE Instant Messenger Users

How Sun ONE Instant Messenger Uses the Directory Server

Logical Domain versus DNS Domain

Searching the Directory and Anonymous Bind

LDAP Issues

Indexed LDAP Attributes

Planning Your Client Configuration

Web Server Overview

Web Server Issue for Both Portal and Standalone Deployments

Sun ONE Portal Server Issues

Planning Your Multiplexor Configuration

Planning Security

Planning Privileges: Access Control

Planning Server-to-Server Communication

Planning Secure Sockets Layer (SSL) For Server to Server Communication

Planning SRA Gateway and Netlet

Planning for Accessing Sun ONE Instant Messenger Outside a Firewall

Portal Mode

Standalone Mode

Tuning and Performance Issues

Tuning Server Memory

Tuning the Multiplexor

Multiplexor Configuration Rules of Thumb

Tuning Parameters for Archive Providers

Concurrent Users and Resource Requirements

Sun ONE Instant Messaging Deployment Example

Deploying Multiple Instances on a Server

Software Components Description

Instant Messenger Resources

Client Files Content by Server

How the Sample Deployment Works

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