Multiple Leopard Servers - DNS Setup

Hi guys,
Just wandering what I need to do when setting up more than one server on the network with my DNS settings.
I already have a leopard server box, running advanced with DNS setup and working correctly. How do I setup the second server?
Do I create a machine record on the original server, as if the new server is just another network device, and not turn on dns on the new server?
Thanks,
Nige

"If you like you can add a NS record for the new machine/DNS name, set the new machine up as a secondary/slave DNS and allow for zone transfers in the first primary/master one. "
hmm, I think I follow.
"The second one should use the same forwarders as the first one (both machines should only use itself as the DNS in Network prefpane) and also the LAN reverse zone (*.in-addr.arpa.) should be zone transfered to the secondary DNS."
Are there instructions on setting up a secondary DNS?
"In DHCP setup also add the second machine/DNS IP so clients can use either/both."
I'm not running DHCP on the server, so I'm not sure what I can do here.
I guess I'll need to do a similar thing with directory as a well, so that both servers have the same users and groups.
Nige

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Where is there a step by step setup for making my Snow Leopard Server with DNS? Essentially, I am looking to setup a mail server but seem to be missing what information I need to gather from the folks that host my domain and how to point traffic to my network.

When I started setting up my first Mac OS X Servers a few years ago I had to completely retrain my brain because the MacOS does not follow the traditional nomenclature of Windows Active Directory and DNS setup. That being said like AD for Windows MacOS relies very very heavily on a healthy and properly running DNS system, both internally and externally. So one great resource I found was about 10+ hours of training on Leopard Server over to Lynda.com. I think you can sign up for a month long membership but it's well worth the investment if your looking for some basics thru advanced setup of Leopard Server. Now SLS is much much easier at the setup and deployment and some of the fundamentals of the setup interface have changed greatly (as an improvement) but the videos are still very applicable.
Basically it comes down to the following steps in order to get your website/e-mail/wiki services working.
1. Purchase your .whatever with a registrar, godaddy, doster, network solutions ect...
2. Make sure you have a fully routable PUBLIC IP address from your ISP that you can assign to the WAN (internet side of your router)
3. Contact your ISP and ask then to create an rDNS entry for your .something to the IP address they assigned you. Usually this will look like xxx.xxx.xxx ---> mail.mydomain.com when you test later on.
4. Modify the DNS records with your registrar to point the MX & A record to your new IP. You will log in create an A record for mail.mydomain.com ---> xxx.xxx.xxx (your public IP on router) and then you will create an MX record for e-mail which will simply be mail.mydomain.com with a value of 10 (there is usually a screen for this).
5. Once all the DNS is setup and working properly (Can take several days for these changes to take affect and be visible by your ISP) then you can begin the configuration of your router. You will need to determine what IP internally you want your Mac to be. Usually 10.0.0.1 or 192.168.1.1 or other and document that. Program your router to port forward ports 25,110, 80, 143 to the IP that you decided your Mac will be at so those services will be publicly available to you to user. Otherwise nobody will ever be able to send you e-mail or visit your site.
6. This is a good time to check your work and settings by visiting www.mxtoolbox.com and you verify your rDNS (setup by ISP) and your DNS (Setup by you) before beginning your setup of OS X SLS. If everything checks out then start the install if not STOP HERE and fix it because it will haunt you in the long run.
7. Start the install of SLS and at some point the system will get you to the screens at which you input your domain information. If all was setup properly up to now SLS will auto-populate the domain and local hostname of your Mac Server. U can change the local hostname if you wish but the domain name information should reflect your rDNS and A record information of mail.mydomain.com and you can hit next and proceed with the rest of the install.
8. Once up and running you will need to make a small adjustment to the alias of your e-mail. For some reason the engineers at Apple left a flaw in (my opinion) that is as such. Whenever you send e-mail it will go as [email protected] instead of what you really want which is [email protected]. So follow this post below and you will be all fixed up in a jiffy.
http://discussions.apple.com/message.jspa?messageID=10110723#10110723
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Installing multiple Application Servers using setup

Hi there,
I successfully installed SunONE application Server on my machine. I wish to install a completely new Application Server in a different directory, however using the setup GUI - when I get to the "Select Components" screen, all options are greyed out and I cannot continue.
I have already created a new domain in the original install and deleted the default "domain1" domain, however it seems that there can only be one installation of Appserver 7.0 on a machine.
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If not, how do I install this a second time?
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For assistance you and get help from asadmin:
# ./asadmin help create-domain
User Commands create-domain(1)
NAME
create-domain - creates a domain with the given
name
SYNOPSIS
create-domain [--path domain_path ] [--sysuser
sys_user ] [--passwordfile filename ] --adminport
port_number adminuser admin adminpassword password
domain_name
DESCRIPTION
Use the create-domain command to create a domain
with the specified administration port number,
administration user, administration password, and domain name.
By creating a domain, an administration server is
created in a directory named as the domain name. This
command can be run locally only.
OPTIONS
--path directory path where the domain should be
created. If specified, path must be accessible in the
filesystem. If not specified, the domain is created under
$AS_DOMAINS_PATH directory.
--sysuser owner of the domain directory. Must be
a valid user on the system (Solaris only). The
domain is created under the specified system username.
If not specified, the current username is used.
--passwordfile file containing passwords
appropriate for the command (e.g., administrative instance).
--adminport port of the administrative instance.
The port number cannot be currently active.
--adminuser user name assoicated with the administrative instance.
--adminpassword password associated with the administrative name.
OPERANDS
domain_name name of the domain. Must be a unique name.
EXAMPLES
Using create-domain
asadmin> create-domain --path /u/domain1/domain_root
sysuser user1 adminuser admin --adminpassword
adminadmin --adminport 6868 domain1
created domain domain1 successfully
Where: the domain1 domain is created in the domain_root
directory.
EXIT STATUS
0 command executed successfully
1 error in executing the command
SEE ALSO
delete-domain(1), start-domain(1),
stop-domain(1), list-domains(1), multimode(1)

Help with Proper DNS Setup for Leopard Standard Server Setup

Hello All,
Problem Description-
I was reviewing some training today on DNS setup and checking for proper setup with the sudo changeip - checkhostname tool and I seem to have an incorrectly configured DNS setup. So I need some help on correcting it. When I go to the "Server Preferences" tool I cannot log in using apple.ourdomainname.com instead in order to use the tool I have to input localhost as the server name. Now I just thought that the system was broken or something and with the help of my training I now see it's a DNS problem. I thought I had everything proper since I followed the steps of creating proper DNS/RDNS entries with my ISP. Now I am stuck wondering what else isn't working properly due to the DNS issue. Thanks in advance.
Technical Info-
My ISP provides us with 5 static IP's and we have asked them to create entries and verified the setup of apple.ourdomainname.com = x.x.x.x which is one of our public IP's assigned currently assigned to the WAN port of our Apple Airport Extreme. We have also had them create a PTR record which also is present, verified and functional. Our MacMini running 10.5.5 is connected directly to one of the ethernet ports on our Apple Airport Extreme which is our NAT/Firewall for the LAN. So during the setup of the Standard Server install the OS configured the Airport with the required ports for chat/web/vpn. And mobile Mac's can VPN in and gain folder access and web works fine too. We don't use the e-mail portion so I can't say how that works. The server is using the DNS of 10.0.200.1 which is the IP of the Airport and the airport is programmed with the DNS of OpenDNS servers 208.67.222.222 and 208.67.220.220. The reason for this whole long shpeal is that I want to give as much technical background as possible for the best possible help.
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hi,
im trying two add two LDAP search DNs to a portal 6.2 organisation.
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when i add another, all ldap auth for that org stops working.
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External ldap authentication
register the LDAP authentication service in the gui and setup the first DN as normal.
create the first set of entries for the ldap host and the base dn in the gui as normal etc.
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./ampassword -e directory_manager password
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3. Modify the data XML file accordingly so that the relevant details are provided for the 2nd ldap server (bind dn search base etc) and load this into the portal directory using the amadmin command line tool as follows from the /opt/SUNWam/bin directory
./amadmin -u amadmin -w administrator_password -v -t serviceAddMultipleLDAPConfigurationRequests.xml
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DNS setup on portable clients

I have what must be an embarassingly simple problem. Unfortunately, I have not been able to locate an answer anywhere.
We have a simple wireless office network behind a DSL modem. The server is a new Mac Mini set up on one of the wireless router's ethernet ports, so it is not used as a gateway to the internet. The server is used for calendar sharing, the wiki functions, file sharing and the directory services.
The client computers are three MacBook Pros, all set up identically and all connected to the server.
The server has a fixed internal ip address, 10.0.0.7. When I first connected the client machines to the servers, the setup application added 10.0.0.7 as a DNS server in the AirPort settings. From what I understand, that makes perfect sense, since that is where the internal mapping is done to resolve the address for the iCal server and presumably also the other server functions.
However, when we take our computers out of the office and connect to other networks, this is way less than ideal. AirPort now appears to look for a DNS server at 10.0.0.7, which it obviously will not find. This causes long delays in all network access situations. Removing that DNS server entry immediately resolves the problem, of course, but I'd much prefer to have this change done automatically. Unfortunately, I can't find any way to automatically adjust the DNS server list depending on what network AirPort happens to be attached to at the moment.
As the observant reader will surely have noticed by now, I am very much a beginner in this world of clients and servers. Presently, we do not have a static ip address at work, so we can't access the office server externally.
Any advice would be very much appreciated.

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If you're not using DHCP then the classic solution to this is to create two Locations in System Preferences -> Network.
One of the Locations will have the settings for your office network, the other will have the settings for a public network. You'd need this anyway since the 10.x.x.x client address wouldn't be valid outside of the network anyway.
Once you have multiple locations you can switch between them via the Location menu in the Apple menu. If you want an automatic switch, check out Marco Polo which can make automatic Location selections based on heuristics like available wireless networks, date/time, and even connection peripherals.

DNS Setup/View external website internally

Greetings all - trying to set up a Mac server from scratch for the first time. Been managing one for a while but didn't actually set it up myself.
I have the beginnings of DNS setup all squared away, but am still looking to figure out how to properly set up my website. Here's my setup. We used to have a joint Windows 2003/10.5 server environment. Windows handled Exchange and DNS, the Leopard box handled everything else (DHCP, web, file sharing, etc). We're transitioning everything to the Mac box in preparation for setting up Kerio MailServer and just to ditch the windows box.
I own companyname.net - that domain is hosted externally by Network Solutions. It's forwarded to my static IP.
Our old internal DNS was hosted by a Windows 2003 box - it had zones for companyname.ltd (the private internal domain) and companyname.net. companyname.ltd was the nameserver. There were two A records handling the website for internal clients - one with a blank name, and one with www. Both pointed to the IP of the Mac server (the current box that I'm transitioning everything to). Everything was hunky dory - internal pings to the web address went to the internal ip, externally it went to the external IP, and everything worked just great.
So in setting up the new DNS on the Leopard box, here's what I have so far.
Primary zone: companyname.net
A Record: macpro : 192.168.1.3 (this is the name of the server)
A Record: mail : 192.168.1.2 (our mail server)
Alias : ichat : macpro.winstongroup.net
The checkhostname thing works fine, Kerberos is up and running, as is Open Directory.
Now, I do not know how to set up our website so that internal clients can view the external website. I tried creating an A record to the server for www, but then that overrides the macpro A record that is the host of the whole thing. I also tried creating A records to the external IP, but then when I pinged it just pinged once, then it seemed like the firewall kicked in and stopped it. I tried creating aliases to companyname.net but every time I did that, Server Admin kept adding on an additional companyname.net to the end of the name (so it would read like companyname.netcompanyname.net). That didn't make much sense to me.
I'm sure there's other people who can view internally hosted sites from the lan - so any help would be very much appreciated!

One minor other question. I prefer the url of our site to be companyname.net instead of www.companyname.net. So now, while www is set up as a server alias, it wouldn't direct to companyname.net, even though that URL was set up in the web services panel in Server Admin. I then created a new alias that was "companyname.net", without the trailing period so it was not a FQDM, directed it at the same web server, and everything seemed to work. Does that seem right - it's working, so it seems to be somewhat right at least!

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Hi
'Crystal Reports Server Embedded XI R2 - Sizing and Configuration Guide'
It mentions that we can get more license and add the servers in ClientSDKOptions.xml.
<ServerInfos version="2" xsi:type="CrystalReports.ServerInfos" id="1">
<ServerInfo version="2" xsi:type="CrystalReports.ServerInfo" id="2">
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    <Adapter>TCPIP</Adapter>
</ServerInfo>
</ServerInfos>
<ServerInfos version="2" xsi:type="CrystalReports.ServerInfos" id="1">
<ServerInfo version="2" xsi:type="CrystalReports.ServerInfo" id="2">
    <Server>SERVER2:1566</Server>
    <Adapter>TCPIP</Adapter>
</ServerInfo>
</ServerInfos>
I tried this and added ClientSDKOptions.xml file in the web application lib directory
Added that to PATH
Our application uses (Crystal-2008 / rasapp.jar /rascore.jar)
com.crystaldecisions.sdk.occa.report.application.ReportClientDocument
When i commented out rcd.setReportAppServer(sn); it is not picking up from the XML file.
I am getting the below error
com.crystaldecisions.sdk.occa.report.lib.ReportSDKServerException:
There is no server specified.---- Error code:-2147217390 Error code name:serverNotFound
at com.crystaldecisions.sdk.occa.report.lib.ReportSDKServerException.throwReportSDKServerException(Unknown Source)
at com.crystaldecisions.sdk.occa.report.application.ReportAppSession.a(Unknown Source)
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at com.crystaldecisions.sdk.occa.report.application.ReportClientDocument.for(Unknown Source)
at com.crystaldecisions.sdk.occa.report.application.ClientDocument.open(Unknown Source)
at com.crd.report.crystal.CrystalFile.makeRcd(CrystalFile.java:65)
at com.crd.report.crystal.CrystalReportUtil.makeRcd(CrystalReportUtil.java:892)
Please help me how to set up multiple RAS servers.
Thanks
Sumathi

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Absolutely. All units said in-sync after setting their personas.
Here is our layout:
ISE-ADM-01 Admin-Primary, Monitoring-Secondary
ISE-ADM-02 Admin-Secondary, Monitoring-Primary
ISE-PDP-01 Policy Only
ISE-PDP-02 Policy Only
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Hi there
I've been using the javamail API without problems for some 2 years now in the company I'm working for.
The problems started this week, when the hostname I'm using to send out mails via SMTP, now has multiple 'IN A' DNS records, but allthough all of them respond to a 'ping' only some of them (as of today) accepts a connection on port 25.
The problem is now, that I get random sending errors whenever the DNS lookup of hostname resolves to an IP where no SMTP server is listening on port 25.
I have the following questions:
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Have you talk to your network or server administrator to find out why your server is only
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DNS lookups? Seems like a mistake to me.
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Also check whether there is a different DNS name you can use for the server that will
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I am trying to find out if it is possible to have a single webgate agent on OHS server point to more than one OAM server.
We have multiple OAM servers (not clustered) behind a load balancer. When I set up an agent for the OHS server, I copy the cwallet.sso and ObAccessClient.xml from, for example, OAM server 1. The OAM servers are all setup the same.
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Is it possible to have one set of files (cwallet.cco and ObAccessClient.xml) that would work on different OAM servers?
thanks in advance.
Mark

In that case, the default behaviour is that a WebGate cannot connect to an OAM server in a different installation (different to the one it is registered in).
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I think this may meet your requirements?
Regards,
Colin

IIS proxying to multiple WebLogic Servers by path

Hi all,
Is it possible to have 1 IIS proxying to 2 or more different
weblogic instances (no cluster) BY PATH (no virtual hosts, no proxying by extension)?.
Maybe 2 or more iisproxy.ini (or different sections in one) depending on iisforward
path :)
Just like with Apache or Netscape:
APACHE:
MatchExpression "/pathA/*" WebLogicHost=hostA|WebLogicPort=7001|CookieName=CookieA|ErrorPage=/LogoutA.htm
MatchExpression "/pathB/*" WebLogicHost=hostB|WebLogicPort=7003|CookieName=CookieB|ErrorPage=/LogoutB.htm
or
<LocationMatch "^/pathA/">
SetHandler weblogic-handler
WebLogicHost hostA
WebLogicPort 7001
CookieName CookieA
ErrorPage /LogoutA.htm
</LocationMatch>
<LocationMatch "^/pathB/">
SetHandler weblogic-handler
WebLogicHost hostB
WebLogicPort 7003
CookieName CookieB
ErrorPage /LogoutB.htm
</LocationMatch>
NETSCAPE:
<Object name="object1" ppath="*/pathA/*">
Service fn="wl-proxy" WebLogicHost="hostA" WebLogicPort="7001" CookieName="CookieA"
ErrorPage="/LogoutA.htm"
</Object>
<Object name="object2" ppath="*/pathB/*">
Service fn="wl-proxy" WebLogicHost="hostB" WebLogicPort="7003" CookieName="CookieB"
ErrorPage="/LogoutB.htm"
</Object>
TIA.

Issue:
How can IIS 4 or IIS 5 be setup to proxy from one IIS server to
multiple WLS servers.
For example:
http://iisserver/myapp --> proxy http://wls1:7001/test
http://iisserver/myapp2 --> proxy http://wls2:7001/test
Resolution:
Proxying to different weblogic instances with one IIS Server can be
accomplished by using IIS Virtual Directories.
a) Create a Web site and two virtual directories for it.
b) Create two directories for the two virtual directories and copy
iisproxy.dll to each of the directories.
c) Create iisproxy.ini files in each directory created at step b. One
for proxying to WebLogic Server A and another for WebLogic Server B.
d) Register each iisproxy.dll to each of the virtual directories with
IIS by specifying the appropriate mime-type. If you want to proxy everything
for that virtual directory, then you will specify a mime-type of *.
Please note that specifying a mime-type of * will not work with IIS 4.
e) Make sure you set the Application Protection to HIGH for each
Virtual Directory.
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Hi,
I have two applications running on two different Weblogic servers and wish to
use one Apache web server as a front end interface. I can forward the requests
from apache to one weblogic server using apache-weblogic bridge.
Is it possible to forward requests to either one of the weblogic servers based
on some conditions?
How do we put IF/ELSE IF type constructs in apache configuration file so that
it can get requests for both the weblogic servers and then forward the request
to one of the weblogic servers ? Conditions can be anything like some particular
path, some data in request header, some constant in apache conf file etc
Thanks in advance.
Mandar

Issue:
How can IIS 4 or IIS 5 be setup to proxy from one IIS server to
multiple WLS servers.
For example:
http://iisserver/myapp --> proxy http://wls1:7001/test
http://iisserver/myapp2 --> proxy http://wls2:7001/test
Resolution:
Proxying to different weblogic instances with one IIS Server can be
accomplished by using IIS Virtual Directories.
a) Create a Web site and two virtual directories for it.
b) Create two directories for the two virtual directories and copy
iisproxy.dll to each of the directories.
c) Create iisproxy.ini files in each directory created at step b. One
for proxying to WebLogic Server A and another for WebLogic Server B.
d) Register each iisproxy.dll to each of the virtual directories with
IIS by specifying the appropriate mime-type. If you want to proxy everything
for that virtual directory, then you will specify a mime-type of *.
Please note that specifying a mime-type of * will not work with IIS 4.
e) Make sure you set the Application Protection to HIGH for each
Virtual Directory.
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news:40c6eb20$1@mktnews1...
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try {
NewsRefresh nrefresh=NewsRefreshFactory.getInstance("Please");
nrefresh.execute("HELP");
} catch (Exception allexceptions) {
throw new IKnowIKnowException("Linux+Apache");

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