1.3 What's Next

Now that you have learned some of the benefits of using Novell Remote Manager, use the information in Table 1-1 and Table 1-2 to help you access and use it.

Table 1-1 Information about Novell Remote Manager

For Information About	See
Accessing and understanding the layout of Novell Remote Manager	Section 6.0, Accessing Novell Remote Manager for Linux
Determining whether Novell Remote Manager for Linux is compatible with other operating systems and how it fits in your current network	Section 3.0, Migrating Novell Remote Manager from NetWare to OES 11
Managing a virtualized OES 11 server with Novell Remote Manager.	Section 4.0, Managing a Virtualized Linux Server with Novell Remote Manager
Installing Novell Remote Manager for Linux	Section 5.0, Installing Novell Remote Manager for Linux
Changing the configuration of Novell Remote Manager	Section 7.0, Changing the HTTPSTKD Configuration
Using Novell Remote Manager to monitor and manage your OES servers	Section 8.0, Diagnosing Problems Using Ganglia and Nagios (OES 11 SP3) Section 9.0, Viewing File Systems Section 10.0, Managing Linux Section 11.0, Managing Hardware Section 12.0, Using Group Operations
Things to consider for setting up your system in a secure environment.	Section 19.0, Security Considerations

Table 1-2 Information about Plug-Ins to Novell Remote Manager

For Information About	See
Dynamic Storage Technology	Section 13.0, Managing NCP Services OES 11 SP3: Dynamic Storage Technology Administration Guide
NCP Server	Section 13.0, Managing NCP Services OES 11 SP3: NCP Server for Linux Administration Guide
Novell AFP (in OES 11 SP2 and later)	Section 16.0, Managing AFP Services OES 11 SP3: Novell AFP for Linux Administration Guide
Novell CIFS (in OES 11 SP2 and later)	Section 15.0, Managing CIFS Services OES 11 SP3: Novell CIFS for Linux Administration Guide