SMS: How to Add a NDS Volume to be CAP of a SMS 2.0 Site

ID: Q201767


The information in this article applies to:
  • Microsoft Systems Management Server version 2.0


SUMMARY

For a site server to have the ability to install a client access point (CAP) to a NetWare Directory Services (NDS) volume, the site server must have the Intranetware 4.30.410 or later redirector installed with Internetwork Packet Exchange (IPX). TCP/IP only configurations are not valid.

It does not matter if the redirector was not installed when SMS was originally installed on the site server. However, the redirector must be installed PRIOR to adding any NDS functionality in the Administrator User Interface (UI).


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Step-by-Step Example

  1. There must be an account in the NDS tree that has Supervisor rights to the volume that will house the CAP and Logon Point.


  2. In the SMS Administrator UI, expand the Site Database, Site Hierarchy , and SiteCode of the site to add an NDS volume to Site Settings, Connection Accounts, Site System. Right-click Site system and then select New Netware NDS. When the window opens, click Set, then supply the tree and the FULL path of the user object as illustrated by this example:

    
    .smsadmin.sms.ncsms.microsoft 


    For example:

    
     .user.container.parentcontainer.organization 


  3. In the SMS Administrator UI, expand Site Database, Site Hierarchy, SiteCode of the site. To add a NDS volume to Site Settings, Site System, right-click Site system and then choose NEW - Netware NDS VOLUME. Provide the Tree name and FULL path of the volume object. For example:

    .volume.container.parentcontainer.ogranization
    as illustrated by this example:
    .sms_nw4x_vol1.sms.ncsms.microsoft


  4. Click Client Access Point and enable 'Use this site system as a client access point'.


Additional query words: prodsms

Keywords : kbSMS200 kbBindery kbCAP kbNDS kbNovell
Version : winnt:2.0
Platform : winnt
Issue type : kbinfo


Last Reviewed: March 25, 1999
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