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Imanager and adding licences
hello i have been trying to get help with imanager. I wantto make sure if they do not have it installed, how can I make sure when I got to the client site, I will be able to access imanager? also how do you access imanager, and also what they are doing is removing a mla, and removing a vla they are netware 6.0 servers will I have to associate the licence with teh servers. any help would be great
To get to iManager, you use a browser. At this time, IE6 still works best.
In the address bar, type "https://.xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx:2200/eMFrame/webacc?" where the xxx.xxx stuff is the IP address of the server - and don't type the quotes. You should be issued an SSL certificate, which you should accept. You will then get a login screen. In this login screen, the context is entered separately from the user ID, so don't put .ADMIN.ORG in the user ID field, just ADMIN.
In the address bar, type "https://.xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx:2200/eMFrame/webacc?" where the xxx.xxx stuff is the IP address of the server - and don't type the quotes. You should be issued an SSL certificate, which you should accept. You will then get a login screen. In this login screen, the context is entered separately from the user ID, so don't put .ADMIN.ORG in the user ID field, just ADMIN.
Ewps, I put a leading dot in the IP address. It should be https://xxx.xxx.xxx ...
Note: The AUTOEXEC.NCF info is for a NetWare 6.0 box. NetWare 6.5 uses Apache 2 and Tomcat 4.
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You'd probably be surprised that NWAdmin32.exe can still deal with NetWare licensing... so what if iManager is broken? You still have NWAdmin32.exe
'cause this is a remote branch site that normally would be managed across a 56K frame link, which NWAdmn32 doesn't work all that great across, hence they want to make sure it's working for future endeavors, from what I can tell.
It is an apache/tomcat thing. The management portal is loaded separately in its own mini web server.
Autoexec.ncf should have the following sequence in it:
SEARCH ADD SYS:\JAVA\BIN
(before the set of statements that start with; Network driver LOADs and BINDs are initiated via
...
and end with: MOUNT ALL)
(These do other things too...)
SYS:\SYSTEM\NMA\NMA5.NCF
BSTART.NCF
load nile.nlm
load httpstk.nlm /SSL /keyfile:"SSL CertificateIP"
LOAD PORTAL.NLM
LOAD NDSIMON.NLM
LOAD NICISDI.XLM
LOAD SASDFM.XLM
LOAD SAS.NLM
LOAD PKI.NLM
...
SEARCH ADD SYS:\TOMCAT\33\BIN
TOMCAT33
...
#Apache is now the NetWare Web Manager server
SEARCH ADD SYS:\APACHE
NVXADMUP