To install and set up the SFU for the Managing Server installer,
complete the following procedure:
- Log on as Administrator.
- Check to see that a hosts file exists in one
of the directories:
Table 1. Locations for the hosts
fileOperating system |
Directory |
Windows (except Windows 2000 Server) |
\WINDOWS\system32\drivers\etc |
Windows 2000
Server |
\WINNT\system32\drivers\etc |
If one does not exist, download Microsoft Services for UNIX
at this website: http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/en/details.aspx?FamilyID=896c9688-601b-44f1-81a4-02878ff11778&DisplayLang=en
- Run the SFU setup.exe program.
The SFU setup.exe program
is prerequisite software.
The first window
for the installation program opens, displaying the Welcome panel.
- Click Next. The Customer Information panel is displayed.
- Verify the user information and click Next.
The License
and Support Information panel opens.
- Read the license agreement, click to accept the agreement, and
click Next.
- Select Standard Installation and click Next.
A
panel that explains that setup needs to change low-level default security
settings is displayed.
- Click Next.
A panel for configuring the User Name Mapping
Server displays.
- If you are in a Network Information Service (NIS) environment,
select Network Information Service. Otherwise,
select Password and group files. Click Next.
A
second panel for configuring the User Name Mapping Server is displayed.
- Complete these steps:
- Verify the displayed Windows domain
name.
- If you are in an NIS environment, enter the NIS domain server
names. The NIS server name is optional if the NIS server is part of
the same subnet as the local computer.
- If you are not in an NIS environment, leave the fields for the
password and group files blank.
Click Next. SFU is installed in the C:\SFU directory.
- Extend the system Path variable to include the SFU utilities:
- Click My Computer > Properties > Advanced > Environment
Variables.
- When the Environment Variable window opens, look at the lower
half of the window (System Variables). Scroll down, select the Path
variable, and click Edit.
Important: Be careful
not to start typing right away. You must move the cursor first; otherwise,
the entire path variable is erased.
- Move the cursor all the way to the right to the end of the variable
statement and type the text:
;C:\SFU\bin;C:\SFU\usr\sbin
Important: The statement must begin with a semi-colon (;).
- Reboot your system.