Netscape Application Server-- Introduction

Administration Guide
Overview Guide
Installation Guide

Introduction The Administration Guide guide leads you through the optimization tasks that you perform on the Netscape Application Server. Most of the administration tasks are performed using the Netscape Application Server Administrator, a GUI-based tool for server and application administration. For more information about this tool, see "About the Netscape Application Server Administrator." The Administration Guide contains four parts. Part I: Getting Started Part II: Administering a Single Netscape Application Server Part III: Administering Multiple Netscape Application Servers Part IV: Troubleshooting Typical Problems Part I: Getting Started The first part of Administration Guide covers the architecture and environment of the Netscape Application Server as well as describing how to configure the sample applications. Part II: Administering a Single Netscape Application Server The second part of Administration Guide covers server and application administration procedures for a single Netscape Application Server. The procedures covered are those that you are most likely to do right away, such as Starting the server Setting initial server and process configurations Setting up a logging repository Managing an application Monitoring a Netscape Application Server Setting up application security Part III: Administering Multiple Netscape Application Servers The third part of the Administration Guide covers administering multiple Netscape Application Servers. The topics cover more in-depth administration procedures and concepts, such as Administering groups of servers Partitioning applications Balancing user-request loads Managing distributed data storage These procedures focus solely on multiple server administration, and are used with the single-server procedures that are described in Part II. Part IV: Troubleshooting Typical Problems The last part of the Administration Guide covers administration troubleshooting issues and some detail information, such as database registry parameters.