- Book Information
- Index
- Preface
- Part I Overview of Calendar Server 6.3 Software
- Chapter 1 Overview of Calendar Server
6.3 Software
- 1.1 Calendar Server 6.3 Software Installation
- 1.2 Post Installation Configuration for Calendar Server Version 6.3
- 1.3 Special Accounts for Calendar Server Version 6.3
- 1.4 Proxy Administrator Logins for Calendar Server Version 6.3
- 1.5 End User Administration in Calendar Server Version
6.3
- 1.5.1 Choosing the Proper User Management Tool for Calendar Server Version 6.3
- 1.5.2 Creating User LDAP Entries in Calendar Server Version 6.3
- 1.5.3 Authenticating Users in Calendar Server Version 6.3
- 1.5.4 Understanding User Preferences for Calendar Server Version 6.3
- 1.5.5 LDAP Groups Overview in Calendar Server Version 6.3
- 1.5.6 Autoprovisioning: Automatic Creation of Calendars in Calendar Server Version 6.3
- 1.5.7 Group Calendars Overview for Calendar Server Version 6.3
- 1.5.8 Resources Overview for Calendar Server Version 6.3
- 1.6 Data Formats and Standards Overview for Calendar
Server Version 6.3
- 1.6.1 Data Format for Calendar Server Version 6.3
- 1.6.2 Import and Export of Calendar Data for Calendar Server Version 6.3
- 1.6.3 Calendar Links for Data Exchange in Calendar Server Version 6.3
- 1.6.4 Server Alarms in Calendar Server Version 6.3
- 1.6.5 Support of ITIP/IMIP Standards in Calendar Server Version 6.3
- 1.7 LDAP Data Cache Option for Calendar Server Version 6.3
- 1.8 Access Control for Calendar Server Version 6.3
- 1.8.1 Secure Logins for Calendar Server Version 6.3
- 1.8.2 Access Control by Users in Calendar Server Version 6.3
- 1.8.3 Access Control Lists (ACLs) in Calendar Server Version
6.3
- 1.8.3.1 Who Element of Ace Strings in Calendar Server Version 6.3
- 1.8.3.2 What Element of Ace Strings in Calendar Server Version 6.3
- 1.8.3.3 How Elements of Ace Strings in Calendar Server Version 6.3
- 1.8.3.4 Grant Element of Ace Strings in Calendar Server Version 6.3
- 1.8.3.5 Examples of ACEs for Calendar Server Version 6.3
- 1.8.3.6 Placing ACE's in an ACL for Calendar Server Version 6.3
- 1.9 Internal Subsystems for Calendar Server Version 6.3
- 1.10 Services Running As Daemons in Calendar Server Version
6.3
- 1.10.1 Administration Service: csadmind in Calendar Server Version 6.3
- 1.10.2 HTTP Service: cshttpd in Calendar Server Version 6.3
- 1.10.3 Automatic Backup Service: csstored in Calendar Server Version 6.3
- 1.10.4 Event Notification Service (ENS): csnotifyd and enpd in Calendar Server Version 6.3
- 1.10.5 Distributed Database Service: csdwpd in Calendar Server Version 6.3
- 1.11 Public APIs for Calendar Server Version 6.3
- Chapter 1 Overview of Calendar Server
6.3 Software
- Part II Post Installation Configuration for Calendar Server 6.3 Software
- Chapter 2 Initial Runtime Configuration
Program for Calendar Server 6.3 software (csconfigurator.sh)
- 2.1 Gathering Your Configuration Information for Calendar Server 6.3 Software
- 2.2 Running csconfigurator.sh
- 2.3 Welcome Screen
- 2.4 Administration, User Preferences and Authentication Screen
- 2.5 Virtual Domains and Calendar Administrator Screen
- 2.6 Email and Email Alarms Screen for Calendar Server 6.3
- 2.7 Runtime Configuration Screen for Calendar Server 6.3
- 2.8 Set Up a Front End-Back End Deployment Screen for Calendar Server 6.3
- 2.9 Directories to Store Configuration and Data Files Screen for Calendar Server 6.3
- 2.10 Archive and Hot Backup Configuration Screen for Calendar Server 6.3
- 2.11 Ready to Configure Screen for Calendar Server 6.3
- 2.12 Sequence Completed Screen for Calendar Server 6.3
- 2.13 Configuration Summary Screen for Calendar Server 6.3
- Chapter 3 Database Migration Utilities
for Calendar Server 6.3
- 3.1 An Overview of Calendar Server Database Migration Utilities
- 3.2 Choosing the Right Calendar Server Utilities
- 3.3 csmigrate Utility
- 3.4 cs5migrate Utility
- 3.5 csmig Utility
- 3.5.1 csmig Utility Functions
- 3.5.2 csmig Utility Requirements
- 3.5.3 csmig Syntax
- 3.5.4 csmig Utility Migration Steps
- 3.5.5 csmig Tips and Troubleshooting
- 3.5.5.1 The csmig dry run calendar shows the wrong owner for a calendar.
- 3.5.5.2 The LDAP calendar search doesn’t work correctly.
- 3.5.5.3 The csmig dry run indicates duplicate calendar names.
- 3.5.5.4 How do I assign orphan calendars to different owners?
- 3.5.5.5 How do I move calendar users to another back-end server?
- 3.6 csvdmig
- 3.7 commdirmig
- Chapter 2 Initial Runtime Configuration
Program for Calendar Server 6.3 software (csconfigurator.sh)
- Part III Customizing Your Calendar Server Configuration
- Chapter 4 Customizing Calendar Server
- 4.1 Configuring for Communications Express
- 4.2 Configuring Calendars
- 4.3 Configuring Calendar for LDAP Users, Groups and Resources
- 4.4 Configuring Calendar Server
- 4.5 Configuring Logins and Authentication
- 4.6 Configuring Calendar Services (Daemons)
- 4.7 Configuring Periodic Deadlock Checking for the Berkeley in Calendar Server Version 6.3
- 4.8 Configuring LDAP for Calendar Server Version 6.3
- To Configure Anonymous Access to LDAP for Calendar Server Version 6.3
- To Configure LDAP Attendee Lookup for Calendar Server Version 6.3
- To Configure Search Filters for LDAP Attendee Lookup for Calendar Server Version 6.3
- To Configure LDAP Resource Lookup for Calendar Server Version 6.3
- To Configure LDAP Mail-to-Calid Lookup for Calendar Server Version 6.3
- To Configure the User Preferences LDAP Directory for Calendar Server Version 6.3
- To Configure User Preferences for Calendar Server Version 6.3
- To Enable and Configure the LDAP Data Cache for Calendar Server Version 6.3
- To Enable and Configure the LDAP SDK Cache for Calendar Server Version 6.3
- To Set the Date Range for Free Busy Searches for Calendar Server Version 6.3
- To Enable Wildcard LDAP Searches of Calendar Properties for Calendar Server Version 6.3
- To Set the LDAP Root Suffix in Calendar Server Version 6.3
- Chapter 5 Configuring Calendar Database
Distribution Across Multiple Machines in Calendar Server Version 6.3
- 5.1 CLD Plug-in Background Information for Calendar Server Version 6.3
- 5.2 Configuring Calendar Servers for CLD and DWP
- 5.3 Maintaining Security Between Front-End and Back-End Servers for Calendar Server Version 6.3
- Chapter 6 Configuring Calendar Server
6.3 Software for High Availability (Failover Service)
- 6.1 Overview of High Availability Choices for Calendar
Server Version 6.3
- 6.1.1 Understanding Asymmetric High Availability for Calendar Server Version 6.3
- 6.1.2 Understanding Symmetric High Availability for Calendar Server Version 6.3
- 6.1.3 Understanding N+1 (N Over 1): Multiple Asymmetric High Availability for Calendar Server Version 6.3
- 6.1.4 Choosing a High Availability Model for Your Calendar Server Version 6.3 Deployment
- 6.1.5 System Down Time Calculations for High Availability in Your Calendar Server 6.3 Deployment
- 6.2 Prerequisites for an HA Environment for Your Calendar Server Version 6.3 Deployment
- 6.3 High-Level Task List for an Asymmetric High Availability Deployment with Calendar Server 6.3 Software
- 6.4 High-Level Task List for a Symmetric High Availability Deployment with Calendar Server 6.3 Software
- 6.5 Naming Conventions for All Examples in this Deployment Example for Configuring High Availability in Calendar Server Version 6.3
- 6.6 Installing and Configuring Calendar Server 6.3 Software in an Asymmetric High Availability Environment
- 6.7 Configuring a Symmetric High Availability Calendar Server System
- 6.8 Starting and Stopping Calendar Server HA Service
- 6.9 Removing HA from Your Calendar Server Configuration
- 6.10 Debugging on Sun Cluster
- 6.11 Example Output from the Calendar Configuration Program (Condensed)
- 6.12 Related Documentation
- 6.1 Overview of High Availability Choices for Calendar
Server Version 6.3
- Chapter 7 Configuring SSL
- Chapter 8 Configuring Single Sign-on for a Calendar Server 6.3 System
- Chapter 9 Configuring Automatic Backups
(csstored)
- 9.1 Enabling the Calendar Server Store Service (csstored)
- 9.2 Overview of Automatic Backups in a Calendar Server 6.3 System
- 9.3 Setting up Transaction Log Files for Calendar Server 6.3 Backups
- 9.4 Specifying the Calendar Server Administrator’s Email Address
- 9.5 Enabling Hot Backups for Calendar Server 6.3 Databases
- 9.6 Enabling Archive Backups for Calendar Server 6.3 Databases
- Chapter 10 Setting Up a Multiple Domain
Calendar Server 6.3 Environment
- 10.1 Overview of Multiple Domains in Calendar Server Version 6.3
- 10.2 Setting up a Multiple Domain Environment for Calendar Server Version 6.3 for the First Time
- 10.3 How the Multiple Domains Feature in Calendar Server Version 6.3 Influences Your Schema Choices
- 10.4 Additional Parameters Required for Multiple Domain Mode in Calendar Server Version 6.3
- 10.5 Calendar Server 6.3 Logins
- 10.6 Migrating from a Non-Domain Environment in Calendar Server Version 6.3
- Chapter 11 Customizing Existing Domains for a Calendar Server 6.3 System
- Chapter 4 Customizing Calendar Server
- Part IV Calendar Server 6.3 Administration
- Chapter 12 Server Administration for a
Calendar Server 6.3 Deployment
- 12.1 Starting and Stopping Calendar Server 6.3 Processes
- 12.2 Enabling or Disabling Automatic Backups in Calendar Server Version 6.3
- 12.3 Managing the Group Scheduling Engine Queue for Calendar Server Version 6.3
- 12.4 Monitoring Calendar Server 6.3 Processes
- 12.5 Clearing the CLD Cache in Calendar Server Version 6.3
- 12.6 Changing a Server Name
- 12.7 Configuring Anonymous Access for Calendar Server Users
- 12.8 Enabling Proxy Administrator Logins
- 12.9 Refreshing the Calendar Server Configuration
- Chapter 13 Administering Calendar Server Domains
- Chapter 14 Administering Users, Groups,
and Resources
- 14.1 Creating Calendar User LDAP Entries
- 14.2 Creating Calendar Group LDAP Entries
- 14.3 Creating Calendar Resource LDAP Entries
- 14.4 Adding the mail Attribute to User, Group and Resource LDAP Entries
- 14.5 Administering Existing Users
- 14.5.1 Displaying Calendar User Information
- 14.5.2 Disabling a Calendar User
- 14.5.2.1 To Disable a User with Delegated Administrator Console
- 14.5.2.2 To Disable a User with Delegated Administrator Utility (commadmin user delete)
- 14.5.2.3 To Disable a User with Calendar Server Utilities (csuser disable)
- 14.5.2.4 To Remove Calendar Service from a User with Calendar Server Utilities
- 14.5.3 Enabling a Calendar User
- 14.5.4 Adding Calendar Service to a User
- 14.5.5 Deleting Calendar Service from a User LDAP Entry
- 14.5.6 Setting Up Email Aliases for a Calendar User
- 14.5.7 Verifying that a User has Calendar Service
- 14.5.8 Deleting Users from the LDAP Database
- 14.5.9 Renaming Calendar Users
- 14.5.10 Turning the Publicly Writable Calendars Feature Off
- 14.6 Administering Calendar Server Resources
- 14.7 Managing User and Resource LDAP Attributes
- Chapter 15 Administering Calendars
- 15.1 Calendar Administration Overview for Calendar Server Version 6.3
- 15.2 Creating Calendar Unique Identifiers (calid's)
- 15.3 Automatic Creation of Calendars
- 15.4 Calendar Access Control
- 15.5 Creating Calendars
- 15.6 Managing User Calendars
- 15.6.1 To Display Calendars
- 15.6.2 To Delete a Calendar
- 15.6.3 To Remove Calendars of Deleted Users
- To Remove All Calendars of a User Deleted with csuser in Calendar Server Version 6.3
- To Remove All Calendars for Users Deleted by Delegated Administrator
- 15.6.4 To Enable a Calendar
- 15.6.5 To Disable a Calendar
- 15.6.6 To Modify Calendar Properties
- 15.6.7 To Remove Properties From a Calendar
- 15.6.8 To Recover a “Lost” Default Calendar
- To Move a User Calendar to a Different Back-End Server
- 15.7 Administering Resource Calendars
- 15.8 Linking to a Calendar
- 15.9 Importing and Exporting Calendar Data in Calendar Server 6.3 Databases
- Chapter 16 Administering Calendar Server Databases with the csdb Utility
- Chapter 17 Backing Up and Restoring Calendar Server Data
- Chapter 18 Administering the Delete Log Database
- Chapter 19 Administering Calendar Server Time Zones
- Chapter 20 Using Instant Messaging Pop-up Reminders
- Chapter 21 Tuning Calendar Server Performance
- 21.1 Indexing the LDAP Directory Server
- 21.2 Improving Calendar Search Performance in a DWP Environment
- 21.3 Improving Performance of Calendar Searching by Disabling Wildcard Searches
- 21.4 Improving Performance of the CLD Plug-in
- 21.5 Improving Performance of the LDAP Data Cache
- 21.6 Tuning the LDAP SDK Cache
- 21.7 Tuning Automatic Backups
- 21.8 Using Load Balancing Across Multiple CPU's
- 21.9 Controlling the Number of Processes Running for Each Service
- 21.10 Using Timeout Values
- Chapter 22 Troubleshooting Calendar Server
6.3 Software
- 22.1 Turning on Debugging Information for Calendar Server 6.3 Software
- 22.2 Troubleshooting LDAP Issues
- 22.3 Troubleshooting Migration Utilities
- 22.4 Non-Database Troubleshooting for Calendar Server
- 22.4.1 One cshttpd Process is Accepting Too Many Connections and Taking 100% of CPU Time
- Fixing start-cal Problems
- 22.4.2 Fixing stop-cal Problems
- 22.4.3 Can't Connect to Back-End Server
- 22.4.4 Can’t Find Calendar
- 22.4.5 Can't Create Calendar on Back-End Machine
- 22.4.6 Get “Unauthorized” When Trying to Log In Using Proxy Authentication
- 22.4.7 Troubleshooting Searches that Don’t Complete Properly
- 22.5 Dealing with Calendar Server Database Issues
- 22.5.1 Finding Berkeley Database Tools
- Detecting and Fixing Database Deadlocks
- 22.5.2 Detecting Database Corruption
- 22.5.3 Dealing with Transaction Log Files Suddenly Very Large and Numerous
- 22.5.4 Preventing Service Interruptions When Your Database is Corrupted (Read-only Mode)
- 22.5.5 Handling Common Database Failures
- 22.5.6 Rebuilding a Corrupted Calendar Database
- 22.5.7 Using the Dump and Load Procedure to Recover a Calendar Database
- 22.5.8 Restoring an Automatic Backup Copy
- 22.5.9 Repairing Custom Backup Scripts
- Chapter 12 Server Administration for a
Calendar Server 6.3 Deployment
- Part V Appendixes
- Appendix A Directory Configuration Worksheet
- Appendix B Calendar Server Configuration Worksheet
- Appendix C Calendar Server Configuration Worksheet
- Appendix D Calendar Server Command-Line
Utilities Reference
- D.1 Running the Command-Line Utilities
- D.2 Short Description of Command-Line Utilities
- D.3 csattribute
- D.4 csbackup
- D.5 cscal
- D.6 csclean
- D.7 cscomponents
- D.8 csdb
- D.9 csdomain
- D.10 csexport
- D.11 csimport
- D.12 csplugin
- D.13 cspurge
- D.14 csrename
- D.15 csresource
- D.16 csrestore
- D.17 csschedule
- D.18 csstats
- D.19 csuser
- D.20 start-cal
- D.21 stop-cal
- Appendix E Calendar Server Configuration
Parameters
- E.1 Editing the ics.conf Configuration File
- E.2 Configuration Parameters (ics.conf)
File
- E.2.1 Tips for Customizations to the Configuration File
- E.2.2 Calendar Server Local Instance Configuration Parameters
- E.2.3 Calendar Server LDAP Authorization Configuration Parameters
- E.2.4 Calendar Server LDAP User and Group Search Configuration Parameters
- E.2.5 Calendar Server User Preferences Configuration Parameters
- E.2.6 Calendar Server Calendar Store Configuration Parameters
- E.2.7 Calendar Log Information Configuration Parameters
- E.2.8 Calendar Server Administrator Configuration Parameters
- E.2.9 Calendar Server Services Configuration
- E.2.10 Calendar Server SSL Configuration Parameters
- E.2.11 Calendar Server Domain Configuration Parameters
- E.2.12 Configuration Parameters to Enable Email Notifications
- E.2.13 Alarm Notification Parameters
- E.2.14 Calendar Lookup Database Configuration
- E.2.15 Calendar Server LDAP Data Cache Configuration Parameters
- E.2.16 Group and Resource Calendar Configuration Parameters
- E.2.17 Calendar Server Single Sign-on (SSO) Configuration Parameters
- E.2.18 Calendar Server Group Scheduling Engine (GSE) Configuration Parameters
- E.2.19 Calendar Server Berkeley Database Configuration Parameters
- E.2.20 Automatic Backups of the Calendar Database
- E.2.21 Calendar Database Parameters for ENS Messages
- E.2.22 Event Notification Server (ENS) Configuration
- E.2.23 Calendar Server API Configuration
- E.3 Counters Configuration (counter.conf) File
- E.4 Calendar Server Email Notifications
- E.4.1 Calendar Server Email Notifications Configuration Parameters and Format Files
- E.4.2 Calendar Server Special Character Sequences for Event Notifications
- E.4.3 Calendar Server Notifications Date Sub-Format Strings
- E.4.4 Calendar Server Notifications Conditional Printing Format
- E.4.5 Special Character Sequences for Task Notifications
- E.4.6 Special Character Sequences for Dates
- E.4.7 Simple Event Reminder Example
- E.4.8 Complex Event Reminder Example