Tru64 UNIX Enterprise Directory Version 5.3

          and

          Administrator for Enterprise Directory Version 2.1

          Read Before Installing

          HP Tru64 UNIX Enterprise Directory V5.3 is an upgrade of Compaq
          Tru64 UNIX Enterprise Directory for eBusiness V5.2.

          Read the Release Notes before installing this kit.

          Prerequisite Software

          Before you install the Tru64 UNIX Enterprise Directory V5.3,
          ensure that you have the following installed and working:

          o  Tru64 UNIX[TM] V5.1 or later.

          o  Optionally, DECnet[TM]-Plus V5.1A for Tru64 UNIX, or later.
             (This is required if you intend to run X.500 protocols over
             an OSI network.)

          Upgrading from a Previous Version of the Directory

          On Tru64 UNIX, Version 3.0 and later of the Directory, the DSA
          uses memory image files instead of snapshot files. Memory image
          files are specific to the version of the kit. This applies
          to all versions (SSB, ECO kits, and FT kits). Therefore, your
          current memory image files cannot be used by this kit. To use
          your existing database with this kit, create a snapshot file of
          your database before you upgrade.

          To create a snapshot file, disable and delete the DSA using the
          following NCL commands:

          ncl> disable dsa

          ncl> delete dsa to snapshot

          After installing this release, use the following NCL commands to
          recreate the DSA:

          ncl> create dsa from snapshot

          ncl> enable dsa

          When the DSA has been recreated and enabled successfully, you
          can delete the snapshot file from the DSA system as follows:

          # rm /var/dxd/DSA-information-tree.snapshot*

          The DSA does not need this file any longer, so you can save disk
          space by deleting it. Do not delete any of the other database
          files.

          The upgrade renames each network template file in the sub-
          directory /var/dxd/scripts by appending .savn to the file name.
          For example, create_inbound_clns_template.ncl becomes create_
          inbound_clns_template.ncl.sav1.

 






          If any of the schema files from a previous installation have
          been edited, the upgrade saves all schema files to a subdirec-
          tory called /var/dxd/savn where n is a number. The schema data
          file dxd_schema.dat is also saved to that directory.

          New Functions in this Release

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          Table_1:__Enterprise_Directory_V5.3_____________________________

          The Enterprise Directory can now be used in a pure TCP/IP environment, so
          that DECnet-Plus is optional.

          The Directory can now be fully managed through the management GUI.

          There is now an emulator, which can be used in place of NCL to issue man-
          agement commands to the DSA (including the execution of scripts previously
          executed_by_the_NCL_do_command).________________________________

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          Table_2:__Administrator_for_Enterprise_Directory_V2.1___________

          The GUI is capable of standalone control of the Enterprise Directory,
          using point-and-click menus and dialog boxes.

          The GUI can now negotiate the use of an SSL port for communications with
          the directory, with or without a trusted certificate.

          There are many additions to the Replication Details dialog box, which
          now includes information about shadowing agreements and controls for the
          scheduling_of_replication.______________________________________

          See the Release Notes for details.

          Configuration Tutorials

          Chapter 2 and Chapter 3 of Tru64 UNIX Enterprise Directory for
          eBusiness - Management provide configuration tutorials. If you
          are installing Enterprise Directory products for the first time,
          you might find the tutorials a useful introduction to managing
          the product.

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