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Launching Snap Server Manager, Multiserver Administration GuardianOS Snap Servers Only

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Snap Server Manager • Java Requirements - JRE 1.4.0 or higher must be installed. • MacOS requirements - If you plan to run Snap Server Manager on a Macintosh client, you must upgrade the client to MacOS 10.2 or higher. (Required for JRE 1.4.0 or higher support.) Launching Snap Server Manager Launch Snap Server Manager using one of the methods described in the following table: Operating System Microsoft Windows 98/NT/XP/ Me/2000/2003 Macintosh v10.2 or higher UNIX/Linux Procedure Click Start. Point to Programs > Snap Server Manager Manager, then select Snap Server Manager. Open the Snap Server Manager folder and double-click the Snap Server Manager icon. For default options: cd to home directory, then run the Snap Server Manager command: ./Snap_Server_Manager If you selected not to create links: cd to home directory, then cd to the Snap Server Manager directory, and run the Snap Server Manager command: ./Snap_Server_Manager Multiserver Administration (GuardianOS Snap Servers Only) Multiserver administration is available only for GuardianOS Snap Servers. • Simultaneous application of settings to server groups - You can organize GuardianOS servers into functional groups and apply settings to all servers in the group simultaneously. • Comparing settings across servers - Snap Server Manager can compare settings across any number of GuardianOS servers and highlight settings that differ. • Copying settings from one server to one or more different servers - SSM can compare settings across any number of GuardianOS servers and identify when settings differ among servers. For example, comparing protocol access configuration for a group of servers may reveal that settings are consistent for Windows, NFS, and AFP but that differences exist among servers in HTTP/ HTTPS and FTP settings. • Scheduling operations to run during offpeak hours - Operations can be scheduled to run on multiple GuardianOS servers during offpeak hours. • Automatic e-mail notification of completed operations - You can configure SSM to send an operations report (CSV format) upon completion of any operation. 6 Snap Server Administrator Guide

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Snap Server Manager
6
Snap Server Administrator Guide
•
Java Requirements —
JRE 1.4.0 or higher must be installed.
•
MacOS requirements —
If you plan to run Snap Server Manager on a Macintosh
client, you must upgrade the client to MacOS 10.2 or higher. (Required for JRE
1.4.0 or higher support.)
Launching Snap Server Manager
Launch Snap Server Manager using one of the methods described in the following table:
Multiserver Administration (GuardianOS Snap Servers Only)
Multiserver administration is available only for GuardianOS Snap Servers.
•
Simultaneous application of settings to server groups —
You can organize
GuardianOS servers into functional groups and apply settings to all servers in the
group simultaneously.
•
Comparing settings across servers —
Snap Server Manager can compare settings
across any number of GuardianOS servers and highlight settings that differ.
•
Copying settings from one server to one or more different servers —
SSM can
compare settings across any number of GuardianOS servers and identify when
settings differ among servers. For example, comparing protocol access
configuration for a group of servers may reveal that settings are consistent for
Windows, NFS, and AFP but that differences exist among servers in HTTP/
HTTPS and FTP settings.
•
Scheduling operations to run during offpeak hours —
Operations can be
scheduled to run on multiple GuardianOS servers during offpeak hours.
•
Automatic e-mail notification of completed operations —
You can configure SSM
to send an operations report (CSV format) upon completion of any operation.
Operating System
Procedure
Microsoft Windows 98/NT/XP/
Me/2000/2003
Click
Start
. Point to
Programs >
Snap Server Manager
Manager
, then select Snap Server Manager.
Macintosh v10.2 or higher
Open the Snap Server Manager folder and double-click
the Snap Server Manager icon.
UNIX/Linux
For default options:
cd to home directory, then run the Snap Server Manager
command:
./Snap_Server_Manager
If you selected not to create links:
cd to home directory, then cd to the Snap Server
Manager directory, and run the Snap Server Manager
command:
./Snap_Server_Manager