A
- access
- to local and foreign cells, Storing System Binaries in AFS
- to root and admin accounts, Improving Cell Security
- access control list (ACL), setting, Configuring the Top Levels of the AFS Filespace
- activating AFS init. script (see installing)
- adding
- entries to BosConfig file
- database server machine, Instructions
- first AFS machine, Defining Cell Name and Membership for Server Processes
- server machine after first, Starting Server Programs
- new db-server machine to CellServDB files, Instructions
- admin account
- adding
- to system:administrators group, Initializing the Protection Database
- to UserList file, Initializing Cell Security , Initialising Cell Security with kaserver
- controlling access to, Improving Cell Security
- creating, Starting the Database Server Processes
- setting ADMIN flag on Auth. DB entry, Initialising Cell Security with kaserver
- afs (/afs) directory
- as root of AFS filespace, Configuring a Memory Cache
- creating
- client machine, Configuring a Memory Cache
- first AFS machine, Configuring a Memory Cache
- server machine after first, Installing Client Functionality
- AFS Binary Distribution, About Upgrading the Operating System
- AFS cache (see cache)
- afs entry in Kerberos Database, Starting the Database Server Processes
- afs file
- AFS initialization file, Starting the Cache Manager and Installing the AFS Initialization Script, Running the Script on other Linux Systems
- afsd options file (Linux), Configuring a Memory Cache
- AFS filespace
- configuring top levels, Activating the Script on Solaris Systems
- controlling access by root superuser, Improving Cell Security
- deciding how to configure, Requirements and Configuration Decisions
- enabling access to foreign cells, Storing System Binaries in AFS
- root at /afs directory, Configuring a Memory Cache
- AFS initialization script
- adding to machine startup sequence
- client machine, Configuring the Cache Manager
- first AFS machine, Verifying the AFS Initialization Script
- server machine after first, Completing the Installation
- running
- client machine, Configuring the Cache Manager
- first AFS machine, Overview: Completing the Installation of the First AFS Machine
- server machine after first, Completing the Installation
- setting afsd parameters
- client machine, Configuring a Memory Cache
- first AFS machine, Configuring a Memory Cache
- server machine after first, Installing Client Functionality
- verifying on first AFS machine, Overview: Completing the Installation of the First AFS Machine
- AFS kernel extensions
- on client machine
- Linux, Performing Platform-Specific Procedures
- Solaris, Enabling AFS Login on Linux Systems
- on first AFS machine
- Linux, Getting Started on Linux Systems
- Solaris, Getting Started on Solaris Systems
- on server machine after first
- Linux, Getting Started on Linux Systems
- Solaris, Getting Started on Solaris Systems
- AFS login
- on client machine
- Linux, Performing Platform-Specific Procedures
- Solaris, Enabling AFS Login on Linux Systems
- on file server machine
- Linux, Configuring Server Partitions on Linux Systems
- Solaris, Enabling AFS Login on Solaris Systems
- AFS server partition
- AlwaysAttach, Performing Platform-Specific Procedures
- configuring on first AFS machine
- Linux, Systems built from source
- Solaris, Configuring the AFS-modified fsck Program on Solaris Systems
- configuring on server machine after first
- Linux, Getting Started on Linux Systems
- Solaris, Getting Started on Solaris Systems
- mounted on /vicep directory, Performing Platform-Specific Procedures
- protecting during operating system upgrade, Supported System Types
- afsd
- command in AFS init. script, Configuring a Memory Cache
- options file (Linux), Configuring a Memory Cache
- afsdist directory
- client machine, Summary of Procedures
- aklog command, Verifying the AFS Initialization Script
- Authentication Server
- starting
- first AFS machine, Starting the kaserver Database Server Process
- new db-server machine, Starting the Authenticxation Service
- authorization checking (disabling)
- first AFS machine, Editing the File Systems Clean-up Script on Solaris Systems
- server machine after first, Starting Server Programs
B
- background reading list, Configuring Legacy Components
- Backup Server
- starting
- first AFS machine, Defining Cell Name and Membership for Server Processes
- new db-server machine, Instructions
- stopping, Instructions
- Basic OverSeer Server (see BOS Server)
- binaries
- storing AFS in volume, Configuring the Top Levels of the AFS Filespace, Running the Script on Solaris Systems
- storing system in volumes, Storing AFS Documents in AFS
- Binary Distribution
- copying client files from
- client machine, Editing the File Systems Clean-up Script on Solaris Systems
- server machine after first, Installing Client Functionality
- copying server files from
- first AFS machine, Starting the BOS Server
- server machine after first, Starting Server Programs
- creating /tmp/afsdist directory
- client machine, Summary of Procedures
- Binary Distribution (AFS), About Upgrading the Operating System
- binary distribution machine, Starting the File Server processes
- bos commands
- addhost, Instructions
- addkey, Initialising Cell Security with kaserver
- adduser, Initializing Cell Security , Initialising Cell Security with kaserver
- create, Starting the Database Server Processes, Starting the kaserver Database Server Process
- delete, Instructions
- listhosts, Defining Cell Name and Membership for Server Processes
- listkeys, Initialising Cell Security with kaserver
- removehost, Instructions
- restart
- on first AFS machine, Initializing the Protection Database
- on new db-server machine, Instructions
- on removed db-server machine, Instructions
- setcellname, Defining Cell Name and Membership for Server Processes
- shutdown, Verifying the AFS Initialization Script
- status, Starting the File Server processes
- stop, Instructions
- BOS Server
- checking mode bits on AFS directories, Controlling System Administrator Access
- starting
- first AFS machine, Editing the File Systems Clean-up Script on Solaris Systems
- server machine after first, Starting Server Programs
- BosConfig file
- adding entries
- database server machine, Instructions
- first AFS machine, Defining Cell Name and Membership for Server Processes
- server machine after first, Starting Server Programs
- removing entries, Instructions
- bosserver command, Starting the Server Processes
- building
- AFS extensions into kernel (see incorporating AFS kernel extensions)
- AFS from source, Loading the Source Files
- buserver process (see Backup Server)
C
- cache
- choosing size, Loading and Creating Client Files
- configuring
- client machine, Loading and Creating Client Files
- first AFS machine, Creating the Client CellServDB File
- server machine after first, Installing Client Functionality
- requirements, Loading and Creating Client Files
- Cache Manager
- client machine, Configuring a Memory Cache
- first AFS machine, Configuring a Memory Cache
- server machine after first, Installing Client Functionality
- cacheinfo file, Loading and Creating Client Files
- CD-ROM
- copying AFS binaries into volume, Storing AFS Binaries in AFS
- packaging of AFS Binary Distribution, About Upgrading the Operating System
- cell
- enabling access to foreign, Storing System Binaries in AFS
- improving security, Improving Cell Security
- initializing security mechanisms, Starting the Database Server Processes
- cell name
- choosing, Requirements and Configuration Decisions
- defining during installation of first machine, Starting the Server Processes
- setting in client ThisCell file
- client machine, Editing the File Systems Clean-up Script on Solaris Systems
- first AFS machine, Copying Client Files to the Local Disk
- server machine after first, Installing Client Functionality
- setting in server ThisCell file
- first AFS machine, Starting the Server Processes
- server machine after first, Installing Client Functionality
- symbolic link for abbreviated, Configuring the Top Levels of the AFS Filespace
- CellServDB file (client)
- adding entry
- for foreign cell, Storing System Binaries in AFS
- for new db-server machine, Instructions
- creating
- on client machine, Editing the File Systems Clean-up Script on Solaris Systems
- on first AFS machine, Defining Cell Membership for Client Processes
- on server machine after first, Installing Client Functionality
- removing entry, Instructions
- required format, Defining Cell Membership for Client Processes
- CellServDB file (server)
- adding entry for new db-server machine, Instructions
- creating
- on first AFS machine, Starting the Server Processes
- on server machine after first, Starting Server Programs
- displaying entries, Defining Cell Name and Membership for Server Processes
- removing entry, Instructions
- client cache (see cache)
- client machine
- /tmp/afsdist directory, Summary of Procedures
- /usr/vice/etc directory, Summary of Procedures
- AFS initialization script, Configuring the Cache Manager
- AFS kernel extensions
- on Linux, Performing Platform-Specific Procedures
- on Solaris, Enabling AFS Login on Linux Systems
- AFS login
- on Linux, Performing Platform-Specific Procedures
- on Solaris, Enabling AFS Login on Linux Systems
- afsd command parameters, Configuring a Memory Cache
- afsd options file (Linux), Configuring a Memory Cache
- Cache Manager, Configuring a Memory Cache
- cache size and location, Loading and Creating Client Files
- cell membership, Editing the File Systems Clean-up Script on Solaris Systems
- CellServDB file
- adding entry, Instructions
- creating during initial installation, Editing the File Systems Clean-up Script on Solaris Systems
- removing entry, Instructions
- copying client files to local disk, Editing the File Systems Clean-up Script on Solaris Systems
- requirements for installation, File Server Machine Requirements
- ThisCell file, Editing the File Systems Clean-up Script on Solaris Systems
- commands
- , Compiling OpenAFS Binaries Using Configure and Make
- afsd, Configuring a Memory Cache
- aklog, Verifying the AFS Initialization Script
- asetkey, Initializing Cell Security
- bos addhost, Instructions
- bos addkey, Initialising Cell Security with kaserver
- bos adduser, Initializing Cell Security , Initialising Cell Security with kaserver
- bos create, Starting the Database Server Processes, Starting the kaserver Database Server Process
- bos delete, Instructions
- bos listhosts, Defining Cell Name and Membership for Server Processes
- bos listkeys, Initialising Cell Security with kaserver
- bos removehost, Instructions
- bos restart
- on first AFS machine, Initializing the Protection Database
- on new db-server machine, Instructions
- on removed db-server machine, Instructions
- bos setcellname, Defining Cell Name and Membership for Server Processes
- bos shutdown, Verifying the AFS Initialization Script
- bos status, Starting the File Server processes
- bos stop, Instructions
- bosserver, Starting the Server Processes
- configure, Compiling OpenAFS Binaries Using Configure and Make
- fs checkvolumes, Verifying the AFS Initialization Script, Configuring the Top Levels of the AFS Filespace
- fs examine, Configuring the Top Levels of the AFS Filespace
- fs mkmount, Configuring the Top Levels of the AFS Filespace
- fs newcell, Adding foreign cells to a conventional root volume
- fs setacl, Configuring the Top Levels of the AFS Filespace
- fs setquota, Storing AFS Binaries in AFS
- kas (interactive), Initialising Cell Security with kaserver
- kas create, Initialising Cell Security with kaserver
- kas examine, Initialising Cell Security with kaserver
- kas quit, Initialising Cell Security with kaserver
- kas setfields, Initialising Cell Security with kaserver
- make, Compiling OpenAFS Binaries Using Configure and Make
- pts adduser, Initializing the Protection Database
- pts createuser, Initializing the Protection Database
- tokens, Verifying the AFS Initialization Script
- vos addsite, Configuring the Top Levels of the AFS Filespace
- vos create
- root.afs volume, Starting the File Server processes
- root.cell volume, Configuring the Top Levels of the AFS Filespace
- src.afs volume, Loading the Source Files
- volume for AFS binaries, Storing AFS Binaries in AFS
- volume for AFS documentation, Storing AFS Documents in AFS
- vos release, Configuring the Top Levels of the AFS Filespace
- vos syncserv, Starting the File Server processes
- vos syncvldb, Starting the File Server processes
- compiling AFS from source, Loading the Source Files
- configure command, Compiling OpenAFS Binaries Using Configure and Make
- configuring
- AFS filespace (top levels), Activating the Script on Solaris Systems
- AFS server partition on first AFS machine
- Linux, Systems built from source
- Solaris, Configuring the AFS-modified fsck Program on Solaris Systems
- AFS server partition on server machine after first
- Linux, Getting Started on Linux Systems
- Solaris, Getting Started on Solaris Systems
- cache
- client machine, Loading and Creating Client Files
- first AFS machine, Creating the Client CellServDB File
- server machine after first, Installing Client Functionality
- Cache Manager
- client machine, Configuring a Memory Cache
- first AFS machine, Configuring a Memory Cache
- server machine after first, Installing Client Functionality
- copying
- AFS binaries into volume, Storing AFS Binaries in AFS
- AFS documentation from distribution, Storing AFS Documents in AFS
- client files to local disk
- client machine, Editing the File Systems Clean-up Script on Solaris Systems
- first AFS machine, Overview: Installing Client Functionality
- server machine after first, Installing Client Functionality
- server files to local disk
- first AFS machine, Starting the BOS Server
- server machine after first, Starting Server Programs
- creating
- /tmp/afsdist directory
- client machine, Summary of Procedures
- /usr/afs directory
- first AFS machine, Creating AFS Directories
- server machine after first, Installing an Additional File Server Machine
- /usr/afs/bin directory
- first AFS machine, Starting the BOS Server
- server machine after first, Installing an Additional File Server Machine
- /usr/afs/etc directory
- first AFS machine, Starting the BOS Server
- server machine after first, Starting Server Programs
- /usr/vice/etc directory
- client machine, Summary of Procedures
- first AFS machine, Creating AFS Directories
- server machine after first, Installing an Additional File Server Machine
- admin account in Kerberos Database, Starting the Database Server Processes
- afs entry in Kerberos Database, Starting the Database Server Processes
- CellServDB file (client)
- client machine, Editing the File Systems Clean-up Script on Solaris Systems
- first AFS machine, Defining Cell Membership for Client Processes
- server machine after first, Installing Client Functionality
- CellServDB file (server)
- first AFS machine, Starting the Server Processes
- server machine after first, Starting Server Programs
- mount point, Configuring the Top Levels of the AFS Filespace
- read/write mount point, Configuring the Top Levels of the AFS Filespace
- root.afs volume, Starting the File Server processes
- root.cell volume, Configuring the Top Levels of the AFS Filespace
- server encryption key
- Authentication Database, Initialising Cell Security with kaserver
- Kerberos Database, Generating the Cell's Kerberos V5 Keys
- KeyFile file, Initializing Cell Security , Initialising Cell Security with kaserver
- src.afs volume, Loading the Source Files
- symbolic link
- for abbreviated cell name, Configuring the Top Levels of the AFS Filespace
- to AFS binaries, Storing AFS Binaries in AFS
- UserList file entry, Initializing Cell Security , Initialising Cell Security with kaserver
- volume
- for AFS binaries, Configuring the Top Levels of the AFS Filespace, Running the Script on Solaris Systems
- for AFS documentation, Storing AFS Binaries in AFS
- for OpenAFS source, Appendix A. Building OpenAFS from Source Code
- for system binaries, Storing AFS Documents in AFS
D
- database server machine
- entry in client CellServDB file
- for foreign cell, Storing System Binaries in AFS
- for new db-server machine, Instructions
- on client machine, Editing the File Systems Clean-up Script on Solaris Systems
- on first AFS machine, Defining Cell Membership for Client Processes
- on server machine after first, Installing Client Functionality
- removing, Instructions
- entry in server CellServDB file
- for new db-server machine, Instructions
- on first AFS machine, Starting the Server Processes
- on server machine after first, Starting Server Programs
- removing, Instructions
- installing
- additional, Summary of Procedures
- first, Defining Cell Name and Membership for Server Processes
- removing db-server processes from BosConfig file, Instructions
- removing from service, Instructions
- requirements for installation, Completing the Installation
- starting database server processes, Instructions
- stopping database server processes, Instructions
- defining
- cell name during installation of first machine, Starting the Server Processes
- first AFS machine as database server, Starting the Server Processes
- replication site for volume, Configuring the Top Levels of the AFS Filespace
- directories
- /afs, Configuring a Memory Cache
- /usr/afsdoc, Storing AFS Binaries in AFS
- /usr/afsws, Configuring the Top Levels of the AFS Filespace, Running the Script on Solaris Systems
- /usr/vice/cache, Loading and Creating Client Files
- /vicepxx (see AFS server partition)
- disabling authorization checking
- first AFS machine, Editing the File Systems Clean-up Script on Solaris Systems
- server machine after first, Starting Server Programs
- disk cache (see cache)
- displaying
- CellServDB file (server) entries, Defining Cell Name and Membership for Server Processes
- server encryption key
- Authentication Database, Initializing Cell Security , Initialising Cell Security with kaserver
- KeyFile file, Initialising Cell Security with kaserver
- Distribution
- copying client files from
- first AFS machine, Overview: Installing Client Functionality
- documentation, creating volume for AFS, Storing AFS Binaries in AFS
- downloading
- source files from openafs.org, Loading the Source Files
F
- File Server
- first AFS machine, Initializing the Protection Database
- server machine after first, Starting Server Programs
- file server machine, Installing the First AFS Machine
- (see also file server machine, additional)
- (see also first AFS machine)
- requirements for installation, General Requirements
- file server machine, additional
- /usr/afs directory, Installing an Additional File Server Machine
- /usr/afs/bin directory, Installing an Additional File Server Machine
- /usr/afs/etc directory, Starting Server Programs
- /usr/vice/etc directory, Installing an Additional File Server Machine
- AFS initialization script, Completing the Installation
- AFS kernel extensions
- on Linux, Getting Started on Linux Systems
- Solaris, Getting Started on Solaris Systems
- AFS login (see first AFS machine)
- AFS server partition
- on Linux, Getting Started on Linux Systems
- on Solaris, Getting Started on Solaris Systems
- afsd command parameters, Installing Client Functionality
- authorization checking (disabling), Starting Server Programs
- BOS Server, Starting Server Programs
- Cache Manager, Installing Client Functionality
- cache size and location, Installing Client Functionality
- cell membership, defining
- for client processes, Installing Client Functionality
- for server processes, Starting Server Programs
- client functionality, Starting Server Programs
- copying
- client files to local disk, Installing Client Functionality
- server files to local disk, Starting Server Programs
- File Server, Starting Server Programs
- fs process, Starting Server Programs
- fsck program
- on Linux, Getting Started on Linux Systems
- on Solaris, Getting Started on Solaris Systems
- server functionality, Getting Started on Solaris Systems
- ThisCell file (client), Installing Client Functionality
- ThisCell file (server), Starting Server Programs
- Update Server client portion, Starting Server Programs
- Update Server server portion, Starting Server Programs
- Volume Server, Starting Server Programs
- file systems clean-up script (Solaris)
- client machine, Enabling AFS Login on Linux Systems
- file server machine, Editing the File Systems Clean-up Script on Solaris Systems
- files
- afs
- AFS initialization file, Starting the Cache Manager and Installing the AFS Initialization Script, Running the Script on other Linux Systems
- afsd options file (Linux), Configuring a Memory Cache
- AFS initialization (see AFS initialization script)
- afsd options file (Linux), Configuring a Memory Cache
- BosConfig, Defining Cell Name and Membership for Server Processes
- cacheinfo, Loading and Creating Client Files
- CellServDB (client), Defining Cell Membership for Client Processes
- CellServDB (server), Starting the Server Processes
- index.htm, Storing AFS Documents in AFS
- KeyFile, Starting the Database Server Processes
- OpenAFS source, Appendix A. Building OpenAFS from Source Code
- protecting during operating system upgrade, Supported System Types
- ThisCell (client), Copying Client Files to the Local Disk
- ThisCell (server), Starting the Server Processes
- UserList, Initializing Cell Security , Initialising Cell Security with kaserver
- fileserver process (see File Server)
- filespace (see AFS filespace)
- first AFS machine
- /usr/afs directory, Creating AFS Directories
- /usr/vice/etc directory, Creating AFS Directories
- AFS initialization script
- activating, Verifying the AFS Initialization Script
- running/verifying, Overview: Completing the Installation of the First AFS Machine
- AFS kernel extensions
- on Linux, Getting Started on Linux Systems
- on Solaris, Getting Started on Solaris Systems
- AFS login
- on Linux, Configuring Server Partitions on Linux Systems
- on Solaris, Enabling AFS Login on Solaris Systems
- AFS server partition
- on Linux, Systems built from source
- on Solaris, Configuring the AFS-modified fsck Program on Solaris Systems
- afsd command parameters, Configuring a Memory Cache
- Authentication Server, Starting the kaserver Database Server Process
- authorization checking (disabling), Editing the File Systems Clean-up Script on Solaris Systems
- Backup Server, Defining Cell Name and Membership for Server Processes
- BOS Server, Editing the File Systems Clean-up Script on Solaris Systems
- Cache Manager, Configuring a Memory Cache
- cache size and location, Creating the Client CellServDB File
- cell membership, defining
- for client processes, Copying Client Files to the Local Disk
- for server processes, Starting the Server Processes
- CellServDB file (client), Defining Cell Membership for Client Processes
- CellServDB file (server), Starting the Server Processes
- client functionality
- installing, Clock Sync Considerations
- removing, Protecting Sensitive AFS Directories
- completion of installation, Configuring the Cache Manager
- copying
- AFS binaries into volume, Storing AFS Binaries in AFS
- AFS documentation from OpenAFS distribution, Storing AFS Documents in AFS
- client files to local disk, Overview: Installing Client Functionality
- server files to local disk, Starting the BOS Server
- defining
- as binary distribution machine, Starting the File Server processes
- as database server, Starting the Server Processes
- as system control machine, Starting the File Server processes
- File Server, fs process, Initializing the Protection Database
- fsck program
- on Linux, Getting Started on Linux Systems
- on Solaris, Loading AFS into the Solaris Kernel
- Protection Server, Defining Cell Name and Membership for Server Processes
- roles, Incorporating AFS Into the Kernel
- Salvager, Initializing the Protection Database
- server functionality, Requirements and Configuration Decisions
- subdirectories of /usr/afs, Starting the BOS Server
- ThisCell file (client), Copying Client Files to the Local Disk
- ThisCell file (server), Starting the Server Processes
- Update Server server portion, Starting the File Server processes
- VL Server, Defining Cell Name and Membership for Server Processes
- Volume Server, Initializing the Protection Database
- foreign cell, enabling access, Storing System Binaries in AFS
- fs commands
- checkvolumes, Verifying the AFS Initialization Script, Configuring the Top Levels of the AFS Filespace
- examine, Configuring the Top Levels of the AFS Filespace
- mkmount, Configuring the Top Levels of the AFS Filespace
- newcell, Adding foreign cells to a conventional root volume
- setacl, Configuring the Top Levels of the AFS Filespace
- setquota, Storing AFS Binaries in AFS
- fs process
- first AFS machine, Initializing the Protection Database
- server machine after first, Starting Server Programs
- fsck program
- on first AFS machine
- Linux, Getting Started on Linux Systems
- Solaris, Loading AFS into the Solaris Kernel
- on server machine after first
- Linux, Getting Started on Linux Systems
- Solaris, Getting Started on Solaris Systems
I
- incorporating AFS kernel extensions
- client machine
- Linux, Performing Platform-Specific Procedures
- Solaris, Enabling AFS Login on Linux Systems
- first AFS machine
- Linux, Getting Started on Linux Systems
- Solaris, Getting Started on Solaris Systems
- server machine after first
- Linux, Getting Started on Linux Systems
- Solaris, Getting Started on Solaris Systems
- index.htm file, Storing AFS Documents in AFS
- initializing
- cell security mechanisms, Starting the Database Server Processes
- server process (see starting)
- installing
- AFS initialization script
- client machine, Configuring the Cache Manager
- first AFS machine, Verifying the AFS Initialization Script
- server machine after first, Completing the Installation
- client functionality
- client machine, Installing Additional Client Machines
- first AFS machine, Clock Sync Considerations
- server machine after first, Starting Server Programs
- database server machine
- additional, Summary of Procedures
- first, Defining Cell Name and Membership for Server Processes
- file server machine after first, Installing Additional Server Machines
- first AFS machine, Installing the First AFS Machine
- server functionality
- first AFS machine, Requirements and Configuration Decisions
- server machine after first, Getting Started on Solaris Systems
- instructions
- client machine, Installing Additional Client Machines
- database server machine, installing additional, Summary of Procedures
- database server machine, installing first, Defining Cell Name and Membership for Server Processes
- database server machine, removing, Instructions
- file server machine after first, Installing Additional Server Machines
- first AFS machine, Installing the First AFS Machine
- interactive mode for kas
- entering, Initialising Cell Security with kaserver
- quitting, Initialising Cell Security with kaserver
- invoking AFS init. script (see running)
K
- kas commands
- create, Initialising Cell Security with kaserver
- examine, Initialising Cell Security with kaserver
- interactive mode, entering, Initialising Cell Security with kaserver
- quit, Initialising Cell Security with kaserver
- setfields, Initialising Cell Security with kaserver
- kaserver process (see Authentication Server)
- Kerberos, Starting the Database Server Processes
- Kerberos Database, Starting the Database Server Processes
- kernel extensions (see AFS kernel extensions)
- key (see server encryption key)
- KeyFile file
- first AFS machine, Starting the Database Server Processes
- server machine after first, Starting Server Programs
L
- Linux
- AFS initialization script
- on add'l server machine, Completing the Installation
- on client machine, Starting the Cache Manager and Installing the AFS Initialization Script
- on first AFS machine, Activating the AFS Initialization Script
- AFS kernel extensions
- on add'l server machine, Getting Started on Linux Systems
- on client machine, Performing Platform-Specific Procedures
- on first AFS machine, Getting Started on Linux Systems
- AFS login
- on client machine, Performing Platform-Specific Procedures
- on file server machine, Configuring Server Partitions on Linux Systems
- AFS server partition
- on add'l server machine, Getting Started on Linux Systems
- on first AFS machine, Systems built from source
- afsd options file, Configuring a Memory Cache
- fsck program replacement not necessary, Getting Started on Linux Systems
- loading AFS kernel extensions (see incorporating)
- logical volume (see AFS server partition)
O
- OpenAFS Distribution
- copying AFS documentation from, Storing AFS Documents in AFS
- operating system upgrades, Supported System Types
- OPTIONS variable in AFS initialization file, Configuring a Memory Cache
- overview
- completing installation of first machine, Configuring the Cache Manager
- general installation requirements, Login Identity
- installing additional database server machine, Installing Database Server Functionality
- installing client functionality on first machine, Clock Sync Considerations
- installing client machine, Installing Additional Client Machines
- installing server functionality on first AFS machine, Requirements and Configuration Decisions
- installing server machine after first, Installing an Additional File Server Machine
- removing database server machine, Instructions
P
- PAM
- on Linux
- client machine, Performing Platform-Specific Procedures
- file server machine, Configuring Server Partitions on Linux Systems
- on Solaris
- client machine, Enabling AFS Login on Linux Systems
- file server machine, Enabling AFS Login on Solaris Systems
- partition (see AFS server partition)
- PATH environment variable for users, Storing AFS Binaries in AFS
- Protection Database, Initializing the Protection Database
- Protection Server
- starting
- first AFS machine, Defining Cell Name and Membership for Server Processes
- new db-server machine, Instructions
- stopping, Instructions
- pts commands
- adduser, Initializing the Protection Database
- createuser, Initializing the Protection Database
- ptserver process (see Protection Server)
R
- read/write mount point for root.afs volume, Configuring the Top Levels of the AFS Filespace
- reading list for background information, Configuring Legacy Components
- releasing replicated volume, Configuring the Top Levels of the AFS Filespace
- removing
- client functionality from first AFS machine, Protecting Sensitive AFS Directories
- database server machine from service, Instructions
- entries from BosConfig File, Instructions
- entry from CellServDB file, Instructions
- replacing fsck program
- first AFS machine
- Solaris, Loading AFS into the Solaris Kernel
- not necessary on Linux, Getting Started on Linux Systems
- server machine after first
- Solaris, Getting Started on Solaris Systems
- replicating volumes, Configuring the Top Levels of the AFS Filespace
- requirements
- AFS server partition name and location, Performing Platform-Specific Procedures
- cache, Loading and Creating Client Files
- CellServDB file format (client version), Defining Cell Membership for Client Processes
- client machine, File Server Machine Requirements
- database server machine, Completing the Installation
- file server machine (additional), Installing Additional Server Machines
- file server machine (general), General Requirements
- first AFS machine, Installing the First AFS Machine
- general, Login Identity
- restarting server process
- on first AFS machine, Initializing the Protection Database
- on new db-server machine, Instructions
- on removed db-server machine, Instructions
- roles for first AFS machine, Incorporating AFS Into the Kernel
- root superuser
- as installer's login identity, Requirements
- controlling access, Improving Cell Security
- root.afs volume
- creating, Starting the File Server processes
- read/write mount point, Configuring the Top Levels of the AFS Filespace
- replicating, Configuring the Top Levels of the AFS Filespace
- root.cell volume
- creating and replicating, Configuring the Top Levels of the AFS Filespace
- mounting for foreign cells in local filespace, Storing System Binaries in AFS
- running AFS init. script
- client machine, Configuring the Cache Manager
- first AFS machine, Overview: Completing the Installation of the First AFS Machine
- server machine after first, Completing the Installation
S
- Salvager (salvager process)
- first AFS machine, Initializing the Protection Database
- server machine after first, Starting Server Programs
- scripts
- AFS initialization (see AFS initialization script)
- file systems clean-up (Solaris)
- client machine, Enabling AFS Login on Linux Systems
- file server machine, Editing the File Systems Clean-up Script on Solaris Systems
- security
- improving, Improving Cell Security
- initializing cell-wide, Starting the Database Server Processes
- server encryption key
- in Authentication Database, Initialising Cell Security with kaserver
- in Kerberos Database, Generating the Cell's Kerberos V5 Keys
- in KeyFile file, Initializing Cell Security , Initialising Cell Security with kaserver
- server machine after first (see file server machine, additional)
- server process
- restarting
- on first AFS machine, Initializing the Protection Database
- on new db-server machine, Instructions
- on removed db-server machine, Instructions
- see also entry for each server's name, Defining Cell Name and Membership for Server Processes
- setting
- ACL, Configuring the Top Levels of the AFS Filespace
- cache size and location
- client machine, Loading and Creating Client Files
- first AFS machine, Creating the Client CellServDB File
- server machine after first, Installing Client Functionality
- cell name in client ThisCell file
- client machine, Editing the File Systems Clean-up Script on Solaris Systems
- first AFS machine, Copying Client Files to the Local Disk
- server machine after first, Installing Client Functionality
- cell name in server ThisCell file
- first AFS machine, Starting the Server Processes
- server machine after first, Starting Server Programs
- volume quota, Storing AFS Binaries in AFS
- Solaris
- AFS initialization script
- on add'l server machine, Completing the Installation
- on client machine, Running the Script on other Linux Systems
- on first AFS machine, Verifying the AFS Initialization Script, Activating the Script on Linux Systems
- AFS kernel extensions
- on add'l server machine, Getting Started on Solaris Systems
- on client machine, Enabling AFS Login on Linux Systems
- on first AFS machine, Getting Started on Solaris Systems
- AFS login
- on client machine, Enabling AFS Login on Linux Systems
- on file server machine, Enabling AFS Login on Solaris Systems
- AFS server partition
- on add'l server machine, Getting Started on Solaris Systems
- on first AFS machine, Configuring the AFS-modified fsck Program on Solaris Systems
- file systems clean-up script
- on client machine, Enabling AFS Login on Linux Systems
- on file server machine, Editing the File Systems Clean-up Script on Solaris Systems
- fsck program
- on add'l server machine, Getting Started on Solaris Systems
- on first AFS machine, Loading AFS into the Solaris Kernel
- source (AFS)
- compiling, Loading the Source Files
- storing in AFS volume, Appendix A. Building OpenAFS from Source Code
- src.afs volume, Loading the Source Files
- starting
- Authentication Server
- first AFS machine, Starting the kaserver Database Server Process
- new db-server machine, Starting the Authenticxation Service
- Backup Server
- first AFS machine, Defining Cell Name and Membership for Server Processes
- new db-server machine, Instructions
- BOS Server
- first AFS machine, Editing the File Systems Clean-up Script on Solaris Systems
- server machine after first, Starting Server Programs
- File Server
- first AFS machine, Initializing the Protection Database
- server machine after first, Starting Server Programs
- fs process
- first AFS machine, Initializing the Protection Database
- server machine after first, Starting Server Programs
- Protection Server
- first AFS machine, Defining Cell Name and Membership for Server Processes
- new db-server machine, Instructions
- Update Server client portion, Starting Server Programs
- Update Server server portion
- first AFS machine, Starting the File Server processes
- server machine after first, Starting Server Programs
- VL Server
- first AFS machine, Defining Cell Name and Membership for Server Processes
- new db-server machine, Instructions
- Volume Server
- first AFS machine, Initializing the Protection Database
- server machine after first, Starting Server Programs
- stopping
- database server processes, Instructions
- storing
- AFS binaries in volumes, Configuring the Top Levels of the AFS Filespace, Running the Script on Solaris Systems
- AFS documentation in volumes, Storing AFS Binaries in AFS
- OpenAFS source in volume, Appendix A. Building OpenAFS from Source Code
- system binaries in volumes, Storing AFS Documents in AFS
- supported system types, Client Machine Requirements
- symbolic link
- for abbreviated cell name, Configuring the Top Levels of the AFS Filespace
- to AFS binaries from local disk, Storing AFS Binaries in AFS
- system control machine, Starting the File Server processes
- system types supported, Client Machine Requirements
- system:administrators group, Initializing the Protection Database
U
- UNIX mode bits on local AFS directories, Controlling System Administrator Access
- unpacking
- source files from the archive, Loading the Source Files
- upclient process, Starting Server Programs
- Update Server
- starting client portion, Starting Server Programs
- starting server portion
- first AFS machine, Starting the File Server processes
- server machine after first, Starting Server Programs
- upgrading the operating system, Supported System Types
- upserver process (see Update Server)
- UserList file
- first AFS machine, Initializing Cell Security , Initialising Cell Security with kaserver
- server machine after first, Starting Server Programs
- usr/afs directory
- first AFS machine, Creating AFS Directories
- server machine after first, Installing an Additional File Server Machine
- usr/afs/bin directory
- first AFS machine, Starting the BOS Server
- server machine after first, Installing an Additional File Server Machine
- usr/afs/db directory, Starting the BOS Server
- usr/afs/etc directory
- first AFS machine, Starting the BOS Server
- server machine after first, Starting Server Programs
- usr/afs/etc/CellServDB file (see CellServDB file (server))
- usr/afs/etc/KeyFile (see KeyFile file)
- usr/afs/etc/ThisCell (see ThisCell file (server))
- usr/afs/etc/UserList (see UserList file)
- usr/afs/local directory, Starting the BOS Server
- usr/afs/local/BosConfig (see BosConfig file)
- usr/afs/logs directory, Starting the BOS Server
- usr/afsdoc directory, Storing AFS Binaries in AFS
- usr/afsws directory, Configuring the Top Levels of the AFS Filespace, Running the Script on Solaris Systems
- usr/vice/cache directory, Loading and Creating Client Files
- usr/vice/etc directory
- client machine, Summary of Procedures
- first AFS machine, Creating AFS Directories
- server machine after first, Installing an Additional File Server Machine
- usr/vice/etc/cacheinfo (see cacheinfo file)
- usr/vice/etc/CellServDB (see CellServDB file (client))
- usr/vice/etc/ThisCell (see ThisCell file (client))
V
- variables
- OPTIONS (in AFS initialization file), Configuring a Memory Cache
- PATH, setting for users, Storing AFS Binaries in AFS
- vicepxx directory (see AFS server partition)
- VL Server (vlserver process)
- starting
- first AFS machine, Defining Cell Name and Membership for Server Processes
- new db-server machine, Instructions
- stopping, Instructions
- volserver process (see Volume Server)
- volume
- creating
- root.afs, Starting the File Server processes
- root.cell, Configuring the Top Levels of the AFS Filespace
- src.afs, Loading the Source Files
- defining replication site, Configuring the Top Levels of the AFS Filespace
- for AFS binaries, Configuring the Top Levels of the AFS Filespace, Running the Script on Solaris Systems
- for AFS documentation, Storing AFS Binaries in AFS
- for OpenAFS source, Appendix A. Building OpenAFS from Source Code
- for system binaries, Storing AFS Documents in AFS
- mounting, Configuring the Top Levels of the AFS Filespace
- releasing replicated, Configuring the Top Levels of the AFS Filespace
- replicating root.afs and root.cell, Configuring the Top Levels of the AFS Filespace
- setting quota, Storing AFS Binaries in AFS
- Volume Location Server (see VL Server)
- Volume Server
- first AFS machine, Initializing the Protection Database
- server machine after first, Starting Server Programs
- vos commands
- addsite, Configuring the Top Levels of the AFS Filespace
- create
- root.afs volume, Starting the File Server processes
- root.cell volume, Configuring the Top Levels of the AFS Filespace
- src.afs volume, Loading the Source Files
- volume for AFS binaries, Storing AFS Binaries in AFS
- volume for AFS documentation, Storing AFS Documents in AFS
- release, Configuring the Top Levels of the AFS Filespace
- syncserv, Starting the File Server processes
- syncvldb, Starting the File Server processes