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Gateway Installation Planning
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whether to migrate existing gateways to release 4.1 gateways or to let them
co-exist
co-exist
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how changes to Directory Server configuration and user directory will be
updated on the gateway
updated on the gateway
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which type of HTTP server best suits the needs of your enterprise
Location of Gateway Files
Gateway Release 4.0
Two gateway instances are installed during Directory Server 4.0 installation:
Directory Express and the default gateway. The .conf files (pb.conf and
dsgw.conf) are stored in /dsgw/context. Additional gateways can be created by
customizing Directory Express or the default gateway.
Directory Express and the default gateway. The .conf files (pb.conf and
dsgw.conf) are stored in /dsgw/context. Additional gateways can be created by
customizing Directory Express or the default gateway.
Gateway Cloning
Unique gateway instances may have unique HTML directories (for example,
..dsgw/mythml) and template directories (/for example, ..dsgw/myconfig).
However, gateways may also be cloned to use identical HTML and template
directories while pointing to different Directory Servers or different suffixes on
a Directory Server.
..dsgw/mythml) and template directories (/for example, ..dsgw/myconfig).
However, gateways may also be cloned to use identical HTML and template
directories while pointing to different Directory Servers or different suffixes on
a Directory Server.
Table 2.1 Location of gateway files for release 4.0
File Type
Location
default gateway .conf file
<NSHOME>/dsgw/context/dsgw.conf
default gateway (dsgw)
HTML and template files
HTML and template files
<NSHOME>/dsgw/html
<NSHOME>/dsgw/config
<NSHOME>/dsgw/config
Directory Express .conf file
<NSHOME>/dsgw/context/pb.conf
Directory Express (pb)
HTML and template files
HTML and template files
<NSHOME>/dsgw/pbhtml
<NSHOME>/dsgw/pbconfig
<NSHOME>/dsgw/pbconfig