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If this is a new installation of NetWare/9000 and if you have
no other NetWare servers (native NetWare or other NetWare for UNIX
servers) and are only installing one NetWare for the HP 9000 server
using one NetWare network (on the LAN link), you can use the default
configuration values: Log into the system as root. At the HP-UX prompt, type: sam Double click Networking and Communications
at the SAM main window. Double click NetWare at the
Networking and Communications window. Double click File and Print Services Configuration
at the NetWare window. Modify global parameters. The current status of
the following global parameters is displayed on the top of the screen:
Start Server at Boot, Server status, NWU NetWork Management. If you wish to modify a global parameter(s), choose Set
Global File and Print Services Parameters from the "Actions"
menu to open the Set Global File and Print Services Parameters window. Optionally, enable/disable Start Services at Boot. Optionally, enable/disable Enable NWU Network Management. Activate the OK button to perform the task(s) and
return to the Services Configuration Window.
Optionally, Configure Print Server Parameters. Choose
Set Print Server Parameters from the "Actions"
menu to open the Set Print Server Parameters window. Enter the information about the print server. To do so, press
the Tab key to move through the data entry fields. Add the print server name. Add the print server name context. Add the preferred NetWare server of the print server. Add the name of the preferred tree of the print
server. Activate the OK button to perform the task(s) and
return to the Services Configuration Window.
Optionally, Configure Print Services. Choose Configure
Print Services from the "Actions" menu to open
the Configure Print Services window. Configure the Host Printer, if the printer location is a manual
load. Configure the Remote Printer, if the printer location
is a manual load. Optionally, Set the Remote Printer Configuration
parameters. Configure the local UNIX printer, if the printer
location is an auto load.
Optionally configure a hybrid user. When you configure a hybrid user, NetWare creates a mapping
between the user's NetWare name and HP-UX name. Log into the system as root. At the HP-UX prompt, type: sam Double click Networking and Communications
at the SAM main window. Double click NetWare at the
Networking and Communications window. Double click File and Print Services
configuration at the NetWare window. Add Hybrid User(s). Choose Configure Hybrid Users
from the "Actions" menu. Enter the information about the new hybrid user. To do so,
press the Tab key to move through the data entry fields. Enable/disable Hybrid User. The default is off. Allow/disallow Default User. The default is on.
If this parameter is set to off and there is no mapping for a given
NetWare user, that NetWare user will not be permitted to log in. Enable/disable Set User ID. The default is off. Enter the NetWare/User. The default is none. Enter the UNIX user. The default is none.
When you have finished configuring hybrid users,
activate the OK button to perform the task(s) and return to the
Services configuration Window.
Optionally, Add a Volume. Choose Add from the "Actions"
menu to open the Add a Volume window. Enter the information about the volume. To do so, press the
Tab key to move through the data entry fields Add the name of your NetWare Volume. Set the Default Control Path. Optionally, enable/disable Long File Name Support. Add the Mount Point. Add the Control Path. Optionally, select the Security Mode. Optionally, select the appropriate Volume Access
attribute. Activate the OK button to perform the task(s) and
return to the Services Configuration Window.
Complete the NetWare Services Installation Worksheet
(from appendix A) noting the default values that you used. You will
need this information for future network updates and troubleshooting. After you have updated your configuration and completed
the worksheet, return to the NetWare menu in SAM. Proceed to the next section, "Step 6: Configure
NetWare Directory Services (NDS)."
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