Servers Details

Server Details

Use this interface to view server details, server status, server logs, and server reports, and to set the log level and LDAP details.

Viewing Server Details
Viewing Server Status
Viewing Server Reports
Viewing Server Logs
LDAP Details
Data Store

Viewing Server Details

You can view and edit the following information:

Parameter	Description
Name (View Only)	The name assigned to the Server.
Type	The server type (Master or Slave). Click Set as Master to designate this server as a master server.
DNS Name	The DNS name of the iFolder Enterprise server. For example: 192.168.1.1 or svr1.domain.com.
Public URL	The public IP address corresponding to the iFolder server. To change the IP address, edit the address given and click Save to save the changes you have done.
Private URL	The private IP address corresponding to the iFolder server. This allows communication between the servers within the iFolder domain. The private URL and the public URL can be the same. To change the IP address give, type the new address and click Save to save the changes you have done.
Master URL (Displayed only for Slave servers)	The IP address corresponding to the iFolder server. Using this address, slave server communicate with the master server in the iFolder domain. To change the IP address, edit the address given and click Save to save the changes you have done.

Viewing Server Status

You can view the following information:

Parameter	Description
Status	Reports the current status of the server.
Users	Reports the total number of iFolder users provisioned to the selected server.
iFolders	Reports the total number of iFolders belonging to the selected server.

Viewing Server Reports

Select the report from the drop down list to view the report.

This option is disabled if the Enable Reporting option on the Report page is left unselected.

Viewing Server Logs

You can view the following server log information:

Parameter	Description
System	Select System to view the simias.log that tracks all the system activities.
User Access	Select User Access to view simias.access.log that tracks the user activities on the selected server.

Set Log Levels

You can set the following log level information:

Parameter	Description
All	Shows all the server activities that help Novell support resolve the issues.
Debug	Shows the server activities that help Novell support debug the issues .
Info	Shows the basic server activities that help Novell support resolve the issues. This option is selected by default.
Warn	Shows all the potential system errors.
Error	Shows all the system errors that halt system functioning.
Fatal	Shows the fatal system errors.
Off	Logging is turned off.

LDAP Details

You can edit the following LDAP related information. Click Save to modify the entries. Click Cancel to cancel your modifications.

Parameter	Description
Up Since (View Only)	Shows the date and time of the very first synchronization.
Status	Reports the current LDAP sync engine status.
Cycles (View Only)	Shows the total number of identity synchronization cycles completed.
Identity Sync	Updates the iFolder users in the selected iFolder domain from the LDAP information at the interval you select. Specify the time interval in minutes in the Identity Sync field and click Sync Now to start immediate synchronization of the iFolder users with the LDAP users.
Delete member grace interval	Specifies the time interval for iFolder to delete the user information from the server once that particular user is deleted from the LDAP. This feature helps you to recover the data if the user is deleted accidentally.

You can edit the following LDAP related information. Click Edit to open a new page where you can modify the entries.

Parameter	Description
LDAP Server	Shows the LDAP Server address.
LDAP SSL	Shows LDAP SSL is enabled or not. It also allows you to enable or disable the LDAP SSL connection.
Proxy User	Shows the Distinguished Name (DN) of the Proxy user. For example, cn=SimiasProxy,o=novell The iFolder Proxy user is the identity used to access the LDAP server in order to retrieve a list of users in the specified containers or groups, or users that are defined in the iFolder LDAP settings.The iFolder Proxy user is created during the iFolder install. This identity must have the Read right to the LDAP directory.
Proxy User Password	The password is used to authenticate the iFolder Proxy user to the LDAP server when iFolder synchronizes users with the LDAP server.
LDAP Context	LDAP Context lists all the LDAP contexts. iFolder searches users only from the listed LDAP contexts.

Data Store

Data Store represents the iFolder storage that can span across multiple volumes (mount points) in a given server. By default every iFolder server has a default store which cannot be disabled. With web interface, you can add and configure multiple Data Store across which iFolder data is load balanced. When the user uploads an iFolder, it check for the Data Store with maximum free space, and stores the iFolder data in that particular Data Store thereby balancing the load. You can add as many Data Store as you want. Having multiple Data Store thus makes it possible to scale the data storage capacity in a large deployment to meet the enterprise-level requirements.

You can view the following Data Store information:

Parameter	Description
Name	Shows the unique name you have specified for the Data Store.
Full path	Shows the path to the Data Store, where the volume is mounted on. This is the data path that you have specified while adding the data store using the web interface.
Free space	Shows the space available in the volume.
Enabled	Shows the given Data Store is enabled or not. Default Data Store cannot be disabled.

Enable or Disable DataStore

Select the Data Store you want to disable or enable and click Disable or Enable respectively. When the user uploads an iFolder, disabled Data Stores are always skipped while checking for the maximum free space availability for storing the iFolder data.