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COPY A:\NSKTCPIP.NLM X:\SYSTEM

From the server console, edit file AUTOEXEC.NCF with the following command

LOAD EDIT AUTOEXEC.NCF

or through system utility

LOAD INSTALL

Add the NLM module loading instruction at the bottom of the file:

LOAD NSKTCPIP –p:<PORT>

and save the modifications by exiting the editor. In this way, the NLM module will be automatically loaded in the

memory whenever the server is powered up.

On the <PORT> string, replace the number of the TCPIP port to be used.

Make sure that the NSPDNS.NLM module supplied with the system is loaded. If it is not, input automatic loading of

this module in file AUTOEXEC.NCF.

When executing this NLM module for the first time, to avoid powering down and powering up the server, type the

following command on the console:

LOAD NSKTCPIP –p:<PORT>

After the NLM module has been loaded, a screen is activated, reserved for showing statistics on the use of the

SmartKey dongles. The name of the NLM also appears on this screen, as declared to all Client stations.

In the LOAD instructions for loading the server, one can specify some parameters for configuring it:

-p:<PORT>

Specifies the listening port for the TCPIP Protocol

-t:<TIMEOUT>

Specifies the time-out in seconds for the protocol. If it is

not specified, no time-out is activated.

14.7 Installation for Linux and Mac OS X

To install the SmartKey server on Linux and Mac OS X use the relative package, expand it and with root right run

./skinstall

command. To uninstall the SmartKey server run

./skuninstall

command.

Read the README file enclosed in the package for further information.

Package

Descrizione

smartkey-server-linux.tar.gz

Server SmartKey for Linux

smartkey-server-macosx.tar.gz

Server SmartKey for Mac OS X PowerPC/Intel

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SmartKey Server for Linux and Mac OS X