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Univention Corporate Server - Manual for users and administrators
1. Introduction
2. Installation
3. Domain services / LDAP directory
3.1. Joining domains
3.2. UCS system roles
3.3. LDAP directory
3.4. Listener/notifier domain replication
3.5. SSL certificate management
3.6. Kerberos
3.7. Password hashes in the directory service
3.8. SAML identity provider
3.9. OpenID Connect Provider
3.10. Converting a Backup Directory Node backup to the new Primary Directory Node
3.11. Fault-tolerant domain setup
3.12. Protocol of activities in the domain
4. UCS web interface
4.1. Introduction
4.2. Login
4.3. UCS portal page
4.4. Univention Management Console modules
4.5. LDAP directory browser
4.6. Policies
4.7. Expansion of UMC modules with extended attributes
4.8. Structuring of the domain with user-defined LDAP structures
4.9. Delegated administration for UMC modules
4.10. Command line interface of domain management (Univention Directory Manager)
4.11. HTTP API of domain management
4.12. Evaluation of data from the LDAP directory with Univention Directory Reports
4.13. Let’s Encrypt
5. Software deployment
5.1. Differentiation of update variants / UCS versions
5.2. Univention App Center
5.3. Updates of UCS systems
5.4. Configuration of the repository server for updates and package installations
5.5. Installation of further software
5.6. Specification of an update point using the package maintenance policy
5.7. Central monitoring of software installation statuses with the software monitor
6. User management
6.1. User management via Univention Management Console module
6.2. User activation for apps
6.3. User password management
6.4. Password settings for Windows clients when using Samba
6.5. User self services
6.6. Automatic lockout of users after failed login attempts
6.7. User templates
6.8. Overlay module for recording an account’s last successful LDAP bind
7. Group management
8. Computer management
8.1. Management of computer accounts via Univention Management Console module
8.2. Configuration of hardware and drivers
8.3. Administration of local system configuration with Univention Configuration Registry
8.4. Basic system services
9. Services for Windows
9.1. Operation of a Samba domain based on Active Directory
9.2. Active Directory Connection
9.3. Migrating an Active Directory domain to UCS using Univention AD Takeover
9.4. Trust relationships
10. Identity Management connection to cloud services
10.1. Microsoft 365 Connector
10.2. Google Apps for Work Connector
11. IP and network management
11.1. Network objects
11.2. Administration of DNS data with BIND
11.3. IP assignment via DHCP
11.4. Packet filter with Univention Firewall
11.5. Web proxy for caching and policy management / virus scan
11.6. RADIUS
12. File share management
12.1. Access rights to data in shares
12.2. Management of shares via UMC module
12.3. Support for MSDFS
12.4. Configuration of file system quota
13. Print services
13.1. Installing a print server
13.2. Setting the local configuration properties of a print server
13.3. Creating a printer share
13.4. Creating a printer group
13.5. Administration of print jobs and print queues
13.6. Generating PDF documents from print jobs
13.7. Mounting of print shares in Windows clients
13.8. Integrating additional PPD files
14. Mail services
14.1. Installation
14.2. Management of the mail server data
14.3. Spam detection and filtering
14.4. Identification of viruses and malware
14.5. Identification of Spam sources with DNS-based Blackhole Lists
14.6. Integration of Fetchmail for retrieving mail from external mailboxes
14.7. Configuration of the mail server
14.8. Configuration of mail clients for the mail server
14.9. OX Connector
15. Infrastructure monitoring
15.1. UCS Dashboard
15.2. Monitoring
15.3. Nagios
16. Appendix
16.1. Univention Configuration Registry Variables
16.2. Bibliography
16.3. Indices
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Appendix
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Chapter contents:
16.1. Univention Configuration Registry Variables
16.2. Bibliography
16.3. Indices
