NetWare Web Search

NetWare^® Web Search Server is the first NetWare-driven Internet and intranet search and print solution that offers immediate out-of-the-box search and print capabilities, as well as letting you create your own customized search solutions for use on your Web site or intranet.

This Solutions Guide provides the information you need to

• Create searchable content found on networks or Web servers.
• Customize the default search and print forms and templates.
• Create your own search and print forms and templates from scratch.

Getting Assistance

For assistance using NetWare Web Search Manager to manage collections and indexes, click any of the Help buttons from within NetWare Web Search Manager. For asssistance using the NetWare Web Search page, click the Help button located in the search form.

To Access the NetWare Web Search Manager

1. Type HTTPS://domainname:portnumber in your Web browser's address field, where portnumber is the portnumber of your NetWare Web Manager > press Enter.

2. Under NetWare Web Search Server, click the server name button, where server name is the name of your NetWare Web Search Server.

Web Browser Requirements

To configure any of the Web Services you have installed, you need a Web browser, such as Netscape Navigator or Navigator Gold* 3.0 or later, Netscape Communicator, Internet Explorer* or any other browser that supports Java* and JavaScript*. If you don't have a browser installed on your computer, install the version of Netscape Navigator from your Novell CD. You must enable Java or JavaScript in your Web browser because all of the configuration forms in Web Manager and the server managers use one or both of these forms of Java to function.

To enable Java in Netscape Navigator:

1. From the browser window, click Options > Network Preferences.

2. Select the Language tab and make sure Java and JavaScript are checked.

3. Click OK.

To enable Java in Netscape Communicator:

1. From the Communicator browser window, click Edit > Preferences.

2. Select the Advanced category in the left column.

3. Check the Enable Java and Enable JavaScript check boxes.

4. Click OK.

To enable Java in Internet Explorer 4 or higher:

1. From the Internet Explorer browser window, click Tools > Internet Options.

2. Select the Advanced tab.

3. Under Java VM, check Java JIT Compiler Enabled.

4. Click OK.

Novell Technical Support

The Novell Support Connection^TM provides access to Novell's networking expertise through the Novell Support Connection Web site, the Novell Support Connection CD, and support programs for customers and partners.

By using the Novell Support Connection Web site or CD, you can connect to the same networking knowledge used by Novell technical support engineers. In addition, the Web site provides an open Internet-based forum for users and partners to share technical support information and solutions. The forums are staffed by volunteer System Operators (SysOps) who are invited and sponsored by Novell to answer questions posted in the forums. The Web site also offers information on Advanced Technical Training videos, CBTs and conferences.

For additional support, we encourage users to contact a Novell partner. Users can locate qualified partners using the Novell Support Connection Web site. Searches are based on geographic location, product expertise, or both.

Visit Novell Support Connection at:

• Americas
• Europe, Middle East, and Africa
• Asia Pacific

or call:

• Americas (English): 1-800-858-4000/801-861-4000
• Europe, Middle East, and Africa (English): (49) 211 5632 744
• French: (49) 211 5632 733
• German: (49) 211 5632 777
• Asia Pacific (English): (61) 2 9925 3133

See the Novell Support Connection Web site for a complete list of languages and support telephone numbers.

To order the Novell Support Connection CD, call 1-800-377-4136 or 1-303-297-2725 or visit the Novell Support Connection Web site.