Sun OpenDS Standard Edition System Requirements
Installing the Directory Server
To Set Up the Proxy Using the vdp-setup GUI
Presentation of the vdp-setup Window
To Configure Simple Load Balancing
To Configure Simple Distribution
To Configure Distribution with Load Balancing
To Install a Proxy Using the vdp-setup CLI
Creating Global Index Catalogs Using vdp-setup
Duplicating Your Proxy Installation
To Duplicate Your Proxy Installation Using vdp-setup GUI
To Duplicate Your Proxy Installation Using the Installation Log File
Configuring the JVM, Java Options, and Database Cache
Starting and Stopping Your Server Instance
Managing the Server as a Service
This section details all the installation and configuration steps needed to get your Sun OpenDS Standard Edition proxy up and running. The following section gives you an overview of the tested Sun OpenDS Standard Edition proxy deployments. Other deployments are possible, but the following deployments have been tested extensively.
Note - You will need one or more back-end LDAPv3–compliant directory servers installed to use Sun OpenDS Standard Edition proxy. The tested directory servers are: Sun OpenDS Standard Edition (2.2 and 2.0) and Sun Directory Server Enterprise Edition 7.0.
For a description of the different deployments, see Chapter 6, Example Deployments Using the Proxy Server, in Sun OpenDS Standard Edition 2.2 Deployment Planning Guide.
Before you begin your Sun OpenDS Standard Edition proxy installation, determine the deployment architecture that you want to implement.
Simple load balancing
Simple distribution
Distribution with load balancing
Failover between data centers
Distribution with failover between data centers
A global index catalog can be incorporated in any scenario which uses distribution. For information on creating a global index catalog, see Configuring the Global Index in Sun OpenDS Standard Edition 2.2 Administration Guide.