NetWare Enterprise Web Server Administration Guide

The NetWare^® Enterprise Web Server allows you to configure your NetWare server as a Web server. As a Web server, your NetWare server can serve Web pages using the HTTP protocol to respond to requests from Web browser clients. The NetWare Enterprise Web Server is managed using any browser interface such as Netscape* Navigator* or Communicator* or Internet Explorer. (To use the Web Folder feature, you must be running Internet Explorer 5.0 or higher.) Requests can come from an intranet (network behind a firewall) or from the World Wide Web. The NetWare Enterprise Web Server allows administrators to

• Deploy departmental intranet servers using the existing NetWare network backbone
• Publish the existing data stored on the NetWare network for consumption by clients with a browser over the WAN
• Use the NetWare server as a WebDav/Web Folders server for use with the Microsoft* Office 2000 productivity applications without requiring client software
• Provide Web publishing services to users using Netscape Web Publishing
• Control how published documents are searched and updated
• Establish file access control using NDS and SSL-based security
• Provide users with the ability to quickly and easily create and manage their own home pages
• Establish security for users' systems
• Run server-side applications written using Java* servlets, CGI, Scripting, and Active Server Page technologies
• Deploy multiple Web server configurations on a single NetWare server using either hardware or software virtual servers

Novell Technical Support

The Novell^® Support Connection^® 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.

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