User manual MICROSOFT CONTENT MANAGEMENT SERVER 2001 SETUP GUIDE

[. . . ] Setup Guide Information in this document, including URL and other Internet Web site references, is subject to change without notice. Unless otherwise noted, the example companies, organizations, products, domain names, e-mail addresses, logos, people, places and events depicted herein are fictitious, and no association with any real company, organization, product, domain name, e-mail address, logo, person, place or event is intended or should be inferred. Complying with all applicable copyright laws is the responsibility of the user. Without limiting the rights under copyright, no part of this document may be reproduced, stored in or introduced into a retrieval system, or transmitted in any form or by any means (electronic, mechanical, photocopying, recording or otherwise), or for any purpose, wihout the express written permission of Microsoft Corporation. [. . . ] There is a button for clearing the memory cache on the Cache tab screen (before you click the Configure button). The server caches "nodes" in memory so that it doesn't need to go to the database to get nodes that were recently retrieved. You can clear the cache if you believe you are seeing problems relating to the server's cache not being synchronized with the database. 1 To change the cache location, click Configure on the Cache tab, and browse to the new location. The maximum cache size is the currently available free space on the target drive--the target drive is the drive where the cache directory will be. For example, the default cache size for a target drive with greater than four gigabytes of free space is two gigabytes. Administrators can set either a local or global value for cache size. 3 Set the maximum nodes in memory cache--use either the global default or a local override. 48 MSCMS 2001 Setup Guide Creating an additional Web entry point Creating an additional Web entry point There can be one or more MSCMS 2001 server entry points for each server. The server entry point is a virtual Web site that has been configured to point to an MSCMS 2001 server. Select the Web tab to display a screen that gives the status of Web entry points and then allows you to configure whether authoring is allowed using this entry point. The components on this screen are as follows: · · · · · Web Server IP Address TCP Port Host Name MSCMS 2001 server. To create an additional Web entry point, change the MSCMS 2001 server component as shown on the screen. For the Web site you want to configure, change the corresponding option in the "MSCMS?" drop-down list to Yes to either Authoring Allowed or Authoring Not Allowed. Click OK. Handling read-only sites for deploying sites If you try to deploy to a read-only site, your login will fail. To successfully do site deployment to read-only sites, do the following: 1 2 Click Configure. If there isn't already a Web site on the same server as the read-only site, create a new one (Administrative Tools>Internet Information Services). Use this new entry point for site deployment. 3 4 Refer to Chapter 3, "Installing the MSCMS 2001 Server and Site Builder" for information about controlling which server the Site Builder connects to. Removing an entry-point You cannot add or remove an entry point from the IIS Web site that the SCA is being loaded from. Also, you cannot remove the last entry point, regardless of what site it is on. MSCMS 2001 Setup Guide 49 Chapter 5: Using the Server Configuration Application 1 2 3 Click Configure. For the Web site you want to configure, change the corresponding option in the "MSCMS?" drop-down list to No. Click OK. 50 MSCMS 2001 Setup Guide Changing access options Changing access options The Access function supports tasks associated with domain accessibility, user authentication, and establishing support for Site Server or Active Directory for LDAP user authentication. Changing Windows 2000 authentication The Access tab screen shows a list of supported Windows 2000 domains (labelled as Supported NT domains in the following screen example) which the administrator can add to. Click Configure to display the following screen. Click Browse and select or de-select the provided choices. Or, if you have many domains, manually type the domain name to save time. Click Add and then OK. Using LDAP for user authentication Using the Access function, you can choose LDAP for user authentication using either Site Server or Active Directory (for Windows 2000 systems). The following sections explain how to set up these two authentication services, starting with Site Server. [. . . ] The MSCMS 2001 Site Builder is used to develop pages and navigation templates, develop code with the API, and do site administration tasks. The MSCMS 2001 Web Author should be used for all authoring, editing, and moderating functions. Site Deployment Manager The Site Deployment Manager is an add-on product that allows objects such as resources, template, and galleries to be exported and imported from one MSCMS 2001 system to another. The most common application of site deployment is to move data from a development server to a production server. [. . . ]