Install and Upgrade Enhancements 19
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Table 1-2 Health Check Logfile Locations
1.8 SecretStore Integration with eDirectory
eDirectory 8.8 gives you an option to configure Novell SecretStore
®
3.4 during eDirectory
configuration. Prior to eDirectory 8.8, you had to manually install SecretStore.
SecretStore is a simple and secure password management solution. It enables you to use a single
authentication to eDirectory to access most UNIX, Windows, Web, and mainframe applications.
After you've authenticated to eDirectory, SecretStore-enabled applications store and retrieve the
appropriate login credentials. When you use SecretStore, you eliminate the need to remember or
synchronize all the multiple passwords required for accessing password-protected applications, Web
sites, and mainframes.
To configure SecretStore 3.4 along with eDirectory, you can do the following:
• Linux and UNIX:
Use the ndsconfig add -m ss parameter. Here, ss denotes SecretStore and is an
optional parameter. If you do not mention the module name, all the modules are installed.
• NetWare and Windows:
Installed by default with eDirectory installation.
For more information on the SecretStore usage, refer to the Novell SecretStore Administration Guide
(http://www.novell.com/documentation/secretstore33/index.html).
1.9 Unattended Upgrade to eDirectory 8.8 SP1 on
Netware
Novell® ZENworks® Server Management provides the Server Software Packages component for
managing files and applications on your network. Using software packages, you can automate the
Platform Logfile Name Logfile Location
Linux and UNIX ndscheck.log Depends on the location you specified with the
ndscheck -F utility.
If you did not use the -F option, the location of
the ndscheck.log file is determined by the
other options you used at the ndscheck
command line as follows:
1. If you used the -h option, the ndscheck.log
file is saved in the user’s home directory.
2. If you used the --config-file option, the
ndscheck.log file is saved in the server
instance’s log directory. You can also
select an instance from the multiple
instances list.
NetWare dscheck.log sys:\system
Windows ndscheck.log install_directory