User Guide

28 Novell iFolder Administration Guide
Novell iFolder Administration Guide
103-000132-001
November 21, 2001
Novell Confidential
Manual 99a38 July 17, 2001
 If you are assigning the CN property to the Public object, continue
with the next step.
Any rights assigned to the Public object are automatically inherited
by all other objects in the NDS tree. You might not want to assign the
CN property to the Public object if these rights will cause a security
risk. If your iFolder server is outside the firewall and you do not want
the CN property assigned to all objects in your NDS tree, you can
also use an LDAP Proxy Username to search the subcontainers of
your tree.
 If you are creating an LDAP proxy user, continue with step Step 15.
14 (Conditional) To assign the CN property to the Public object, follow these
instructions:
14a Launch ConsoleOne.
14b Right-click your NDS Tree object and then click Properties.
14c Click NDS Rights > Public object > Assigned Rights > Add Property.
14d Check the Show All Properties check box, select the CN property
from the list, and then click OK.
14e Check the Inheritable check box.
14f Click Apply > OK.
Continue with Step 16.
15 (Conditional) To create an LDAP proxy user, follow these instructions:
15a Launch ConsoleOne.
15b Create a user without a password.
15c Right-click your NDS tree object and click Properties > NDS Rights
> Add Trustee.
15d Browse to your NetWare server, select the LDAP Group object, and
click Apply > OK.
HINT: When you add this user as a trustee of the tree, just accept the default
Compare and Read rights.
15e Right-click the LDAP Group object and then click Properties >
General.
15f Click the Browse button next to the Proxy Username field and
browse to the user that you just gave trustee rights to.