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| - | To help streamline the transition to Novell Open Enterprise Server 2, Novell has worked with the Cool Solutions community to develop the migration best practices guide below. This guide is meant to be a living, breathing document that evolves as you gain experience migrating to Open Enterprise Server 2. Accordingly, please contribute your tips, tricks and best practices to this wiki so others can take advantage of your expertise.
| + | =Deprecation Notice= |
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| - | Periodically, the content in this wiki will be aggregated into a PDF document that will be published in the [http://www.novell.com/communities/node/2758/ Cool Solutions community].
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| - | =Contents:=
| + | This information that was located here became outdated and has been replaced by the [http://www.novell.com/documentation/oes2/upgrade_to_oes_lx/data/front.html#front Upgrading from NetWare to OES---Best Practices Guide]. |
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| - | '''<li>[[Novell_Open_Enterprise_Server_2_Best_Practices_Migration_Guide_-_Getting_Started |Getting Started]]'''
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| - | <br>Why OES 2?
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| - | <br>Which Services Are Right for OES 2?
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| - | <br>What Migration Tools Are Available?
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| - | <br>How Much Training Is Needed?</li>
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| - | '''<li>[[Novell_Open_Enterprise_Server_2_Best_Practices_Migration_Guide_-_Before_You_Start |Before You Start]]'''
| + | Use the User Comments feature to submit changes to the replacement guide. |
| - | <br>Take Inventory
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| - | <br> OES 2 Server Software
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| - | <br> OES 2 Server Hardware
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| - | <br> Plan Before You Migrate
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| - | <br> Hardware Considerations
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| - | <br> Application Compatibility Considerations
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| - | <br> Other Considerations</li>
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| - | '''<li>[[Novell_Open_Enterprise_Server_2_Best_Practices_Migration_Guide_-_eDirectory_Installation_%26_Migration |eDirectory Installation & Migration]]'''
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| - | <br>Choosing an eDirectory Version
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| - | <br>Analyzing eDirectory Design
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| - | <br>Choosing an eDirectory Installation or Migration Strategy
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| - | <br>Installation Prerequisites
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| - | <br> Check Existing Directory Health
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| - | <br> Check Requirements and Prerequisites
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| - | <br>Installing eDirectory 8.8 on OES 2 (Linux)
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| - | <br> Installing eDirectory during the OES 2 Linux (SLES 10) Installation
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| - | <br> Installing the eDirectory Server in a New eDirectory Tree
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| - | <br> Installing an eDirectory Server into an Existing Tree
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| - | <br> Adding LDAP Authentication Through eDirectory
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| - | <br> Additional Information
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| - | <br> Using ndsconfig to Install eDirectory
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| - | <br>Configuring eDirectory on OES 2
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| - | <br>eDirectory Migration
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| - | <br> Migration Process Using Replicas
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| - | <br> Migration Process Using migedir
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| - | <br> Move, Create, or Import Users
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| - | <br>Remove Directory Services from NetWare
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| - | <br>Accessing eDirectory Management Tools
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| - | <br>Additional eDirectory Resources</li>
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| - | '''<li>[[Novell_Open_Enterprise_Server_2_Best_Practices_Migration_Guide_-_File_System_Installation_%26_Migration |File System Installation & Migration]]'''
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| - | <br>Supported File Systems
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| - | <br> Novell File Systems
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| - | <br> Traditional Linux File Systems
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| - | <br> Best Bets
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| - | <br> File System and Directory Structure Comparison
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| - | <br> Linux File Permissions
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| - | <br>Planning File System Migration
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| - | <br> Plan the File System Layout
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| - | <br> Identify Needed File System Components
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| - | <br> Plan the NSS Implementation
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| - | <br> Identify NSS Coexistence and Migration Issues
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| - | <br> Additional Information
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| - | <br>Installing NSS on Linux
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| - | <br>Migrating NSS Data and Devices from NetWare to Linux
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| - | <br> NSS Migration Prerequisites
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| - | <br> Moving Devices
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| - | <br> Setting Up File Access for Users
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| - | <br> Deactivating and Reactivating Pools
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| - | <br> Migrating NSS Data
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| - | <br> Additional Information
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| - | <br>Post Migration Procedures
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| - | <br> Restore Rights and Ownership</li>
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| - | '''<li>[[Novell_Open_Enterprise_Server_2_Best_Practices_Migration_Guide_-_Migrating_Background_Infrastructure_Services |Migrating Background Infrastructure Services]]'''
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| - | <br>Novell Cluster Services
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| - | <br>GroupWise Collaboration Services
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| - | <br> Installing or Upgrading GroupWise on OES 2
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| - | <br> Migrating NetWare GroupWise to OES 2
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| - | <br>Service Location Protocol (SLP)
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| - | <br> Overview
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| - | <br> Configure SLP on Linux
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| - | <br>DNS/DHCP
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| - | <br>Time Synchronization
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| - | <br>Anti-Virus and Backup Software
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| - | <br>ZENworks
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| - | <br>Workstations
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| - | <br>Printing
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| - | <br> Set Up Workstation Printer Agents
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| - | <br> Set Up iPrint on OES 2
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| - | <br> Migrate iPrint to OES 2
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| - | <br>Securing the OES 2 Server</li>
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| - | '''<li>[[Novell_Open_Enterprise_Server_2_Best_Practices_Migration_Guide_-_Server_Consolidation_%26_Virtualization |Server Consolidation & Virtualization]]'''
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| - | <br>Consolidation
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| - | <br>Virtualization
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| - | <br> XEN and NetWare
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| - | <br> XEN and Other Operating Systems
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| - | <br>Candidates for Virtualization and Consolidation
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| - | <br>Novell Fast Track Virtualization Engagements
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| - | <br>Additional Information</li>
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| - | '''<li>[[Novell_Open_Enterprise_Server_2_Best_Practices_Migration_Guide_-_Appendix_A:_Preparing_to_Install_OES_2 |Appendix A: Preparing to Install OES 2]]'''
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| - | <br>Gather Installation Information
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| - | <br>Plan Disk Partitioning
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| - | <br>OES 2 Installation and Configuration Notes
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| - | <br>Building an AutoYaST Repository (Images)</li>
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| - | </ul>
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| | *Once Mobility Pack is setup on your device, new contacts will by default be added to the Mobility Pack/GroupWise address book. This means that if you ever remove Mobility Pack, these contacts will be removed from the device. If you prefer, you can specify to have the contact added to your device address book rather than GroupWise. | | *Once Mobility Pack is setup on your device, new contacts will by default be added to the Mobility Pack/GroupWise address book. This means that if you ever remove Mobility Pack, these contacts will be removed from the device. If you prefer, you can specify to have the contact added to your device address book rather than GroupWise. |
| | *If you have an IMAP account setup using the same email address as your Mobility account (i.e. jdoe@company.com for Mobility and jdoe@company.com for IMAP), the iPhone will automatically send mail for the Mobility account out of the IMAP account. Some people using Mobility might be tempted to do this for downloading HTML mail. The fix for this is to turn off the IMAP account in the iPhone account settings any time it is not actually being used. Alternatively, you could make the IMAP account another valid ID for your GroupWise account such as jane.doe@company.com. The issue only occurs when both the IMAP and Mobility accounts have the exact same email address defined. | | *If you have an IMAP account setup using the same email address as your Mobility account (i.e. jdoe@company.com for Mobility and jdoe@company.com for IMAP), the iPhone will automatically send mail for the Mobility account out of the IMAP account. Some people using Mobility might be tempted to do this for downloading HTML mail. The fix for this is to turn off the IMAP account in the iPhone account settings any time it is not actually being used. Alternatively, you could make the IMAP account another valid ID for your GroupWise account such as jane.doe@company.com. The issue only occurs when both the IMAP and Mobility accounts have the exact same email address defined. |
| | + | *If your LDAP password expires, a message will be displayed on the device indicating that the user name or password is incorrect. If you change your password expiration time (perhaps you're on the road and don't have a way to change your password so you call the help desk and have them extend your password expiration time), the device will continue to display the incorrect password message. A dialog may be displayed asking for the password but even typing in your password (the same password because it hasn't really changed) will still continue to fail. You may also receive a message that the device failed to connect to the server. It seems as though the iOS keeps some sort of state where it will not attempt to use a password that it has received a failure for. To get around this, you can go to the account settings on the device and (1) for iOS v3.x, simply tap the password field (so that the cursor is in the field) and then exit the account settings (you don't need to make any changes in the edit field) or (2) for iOS v4.x, re-enter the same password in the password field and tap Done. This will cause the device to once again send the requests to the Mobility server. |
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| | I found this article about the 3.0 OS ... | | I found this article about the 3.0 OS ... |
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| | * Known issue: Email currently being blocked by a bug that is undergoing a fix. | | * Known issue: Email currently being blocked by a bug that is undergoing a fix. |
| | |''Email: Limitations'' | | |''Email: Limitations'' |
| - | * No known limitations at this point | + | * Items that are forwarded as attachments in GroupWise are not accessible on this device. |
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| | | ''Contacts: Working Features'' | | | ''Contacts: Working Features'' |
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| | |colspan="2"|''Notes:'' | | |colspan="2"|''Notes:'' |
| - | Tips and tricks.
| + | * When deleting an email from the device, it is moved into the "Deleted Items" folder. But, after syncing, any emails in the "Deleted Items" folder are deleted permanently and will not sync to any of the other connectors. |
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| | |colspan="2"|''Thanks to the contributors for this device information!'' | | |colspan="2"|''Thanks to the contributors for this device information!'' |
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| | == Download locations == | | == Download locations == |
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| | + | === Windows XP 64bit, Windows 2003 64bit === |
| | + | <b>Note:</b> For the 64bit versions of Windows XP and Windows 2003 there is <b><i><u>no</u></i></b> Novell Client available. Consider to upgrade to Windows Vista / 7 / 2008 / 2008 R2 to have a Novell Client available. |
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| | === Novell Client 2 SP1 for Windows (IR2) === | | === Novell Client 2 SP1 for Windows (IR2) === |
| | This client officially supports 32 and 64 bit versions of Windows 7, Windows Server 2008, Windows Server 2008 R2, and Windows Vista. | | This client officially supports 32 and 64 bit versions of Windows 7, Windows Server 2008, Windows Server 2008 R2, and Windows Vista. |
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| | Note that only 32 bit versions of Windows are supported by this client. | | Note that only 32 bit versions of Windows are supported by this client. |
| | * [http://download.novell.com/Download?buildid=qmMAWSRy5q4~ Novell Client 4.91 SP5 for Windows XP/2003 (all languages)] | | * [http://download.novell.com/Download?buildid=qmMAWSRy5q4~ Novell Client 4.91 SP5 for Windows XP/2003 (all languages)] |
| - | * [http://download.novell.com/index.jsp?product_id=&search=Search&set_restricted=true&families=2586&version=18822&date_range=&keywords=&sort_by=&results_per_page=&x=11&y=10 Post SP5 client patches] | + | * [http://download.novell.com/patch/finder/#familyId=165&productId=18822&dateRange=&startDate=&endDate=&priority=&distribution=&architecture=&keywords= Post SP5 client patches] |
| | + | <b>Note:</b> In Novell Client 4.91 SP5 the NWFILTER.SYS is broken, so you <b>must</b> apply at least the patch [http://download.novell.com/Download?buildid=_irXXsMLXyo~ NWFILTER 2] |
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| | === Novell Client 4.91 SP4 for Windows XP/2003 === | | === Novell Client 4.91 SP4 for Windows XP/2003 === |
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| | * [http://download.novell.com/index.jsp?product_id=&search=Search&build_type=PatchBuildBean&families=2586&version=11277&date_range=&keywords=&x=27&y=4 Post SP2 client patches] | | * [http://download.novell.com/index.jsp?product_id=&search=Search&build_type=PatchBuildBean&families=2586&version=11277&date_range=&keywords=&x=27&y=4 Post SP2 client patches] |
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| - | === Novell Client 4.90 for Windows NT/2000/XP === | + | === Novell Client 4.90 for Windows NT/2000/XP (The latest client for Windows 2000)=== |
| | It is recommended that you use the 4.91 client instead. However if you really insist, you can still get the 4.90 SP1a client [http://xfiles.erin.utoronto.ca/pub/Novell/Clients/NT%202000/4.9/ here]. Patches for the 4.90 client are available [http://download.novell.com/index.jsp?product_id=&search=Search&build_type=PatchBuildBean&families=2586&version=6746&date_range=&keywords=&x=14&y=2 here]. | | It is recommended that you use the 4.91 client instead. However if you really insist, you can still get the 4.90 SP1a client [http://xfiles.erin.utoronto.ca/pub/Novell/Clients/NT%202000/4.9/ here]. Patches for the 4.90 client are available [http://download.novell.com/index.jsp?product_id=&search=Search&build_type=PatchBuildBean&families=2586&version=6746&date_range=&keywords=&x=14&y=2 here]. |
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