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What Is Open Enterprise Server?
OES lets you deploy any combination of NetWare-based and Linux-based technologies. Core OES components include The NetWare 6.5 Service Pack 3 operating system, and all related NetWare 6.5 services The SLES9 operating system, based on the Linux v2.6 kernel, and all SLES9related services The latest Novell Nterprise Linux Services Common management tools that allow seamless coexistence and management of the two operating systems Given that NetWare and Linux are very different operating systems, its not surprising to find a certain amount of variation between the services available between the platforms. Novell, however, has done an admirable job of providing a common set of core services across both platforms, but there are still specific differences as to some of the services offered on each platform. PART I: OPEN ENTERPRISE SERVER OVERVIEW iManager Both Web-based OES administration console.PART II: OPEN ENTERPRISE SERVER INFRASTRUCTURE Novell eDirectory Both Comprehensive, LDAP-enabled directory services.PART III: OPEN ENTERPRISE SERVER USER ACCESS iPrintPART IV: OPEN ENTERPRISE SERVER WEB SERVICES Apache Web Server Both Extremely powerful and popular open source web server. Tomcat Servlet Engine Both Web Application container used to provide Java Servlet and Java Server Page support in Apache Web Server. Java Virtual Machine (JVM) Both Java interpreter used by OES web-based management consoles. eGuide Both Web-based eDirectory query tool, typically used for directory-based white pages. Virtual Office Both Web-based workgroup collaboration environment. Quickfinder Both Website indexing server. MySQL Database Both Open-source, structured query language (SQL) database. OpenSSH Both Secure Shell server used for remote server access. Perl and PHP Both Powerful scripting languages. The remainder of this book will discuss each of the Linux-supported services noted in Table 1.1. Common administrative information for each service is provided, including installation, configuration, and ongoing maintenance and troubleshooting.
