You either installed Directory Server through the Java Enterprise System installer, or have a previous Directory Server installation. Record your Directory Server installation and configuration parameters in Table 15–2. You will need these parameters when you install and configure Administration Server and Messaging Server, as well as your initial Messaging Server runtime configuration. For additional help, see the Sun Java System Messaging Server 6 2005Q4 Administration Guide.
Table 15–2 Directory Server Installation Parameters
Parameter |
Description |
Example |
Used in |
Your Answer |
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Directory Installation Root |
A directory on the Directory Server host dedicated to holding the server program, configuration, maintenance, and information files. |
/var/opt/mps/serverroot | ||
Host |
The fully qualified domain name. The fully qualified domain name consists of two parts: the host name and the domain name. |
svr1.west.sesta.com |
Administration Server Configuration | |
LDAP Directory Port Number |
The default for an LDAP directory server is 389. |
389 |
Administration Server Configuration and Messaging Server Configuration | |
Administrator ID and Password |
Administrator in charge or responsible for configuration information. Password for the Administrator. |
AdminPaSsWoRd |
Administration Server Configuration | |
User and Group Tree Suffix |
The distinguished name of the LDAP entry at the top of the directory tree, below which user and group data is stored. |
o=usergroup | ||
Directory Manager DN and Password |
The privileged directory administrator, comparable to root in UNIX. Typically, this administrator is responsible for user and group data. Password for the Directory Manager. |
cn=Directory Manager pAsSwOrD |
comm_dssetup.pl Perl script and Messaging Server Configuration | |
Administration Domain |
A region of administrative control. |
System Lab |
Administration Server Configuration |