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  33. <HTML>
  34. <HEAD>
  35. <TITLE>Directory Server</TITLE>
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  43. <LINK REL=stylesheet TYPE="text/css" HREF="/clients/dsgw/bin/lang?<!-- GCONTEXT -->&file=style.css">
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  45. <BODY>
  46. <CENTER> <TABLE CELLPADDING=5 CELLSPACING=5 WIDTH="80%">
  47. <TR> <TD COLSPAN=2>
  48. You are using the Directory Server Gateway. This interface can be
  49. used to search for, modify, and create entries that are stored in the Fedora Directory Server.
  50. <P>
  51. You are currently viewing the Standard Search screen, which provides an
  52. easy and convenient way to search the directory. Standard Search
  53. examines what you type and automatically selects one or more methods
  54. for searching the directory. Enter a name, telephone number, user id,
  55. or e-mail address in the Search For field and click the
  56. Search button to quickly locate directory entries. Click the Help
  57. button if you need additional assistance.
  58. <P>
  59. The toolbar you see at the top of this window is always available when you
  60. are using the Directory Server Gateway. In addition to Standard Search,
  61. you can click the other buttons to perform a variety of tasks.
  62. If you want to modify your own directory entry, first search for it using
  63. Standard or Advanced Search and then click the Edit Person button
  64. within the entry display.
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  66. <TR> <TD ALIGN="center" class="bgColor9">
  67. <A HREF="/clients/dsgw/bin/csearch?<!-- GCONTEXT -->" TARGET="_top" class="link14">
  68. <B>Advanced<BR>Search</B>
  69. </A></TD>
  70. <TD BGCOLOR="#CCCCCC">
  71. With Advanced Search, you can specify exactly what you are looking
  72. for, what attribute you wish to search for, and what type of matching
  73. you wish to allow.
  74. </TD> </TR>
  75. <TR> <TD ALIGN="center" class="bgColor9">
  76. <A HREF="/clients/dsgw/bin/newentry?<!-- GCONTEXT -->" TARGET="_top" class="link14">
  77. <B>New Entry</B>
  78. </A></TD>
  79. <TD BGCOLOR="#CCCCCC">
  80. New Entry allows you to create new entries in the directory. Depending
  81. on how the system administrator has set up your directory you may need
  82. to be granted special permission to add new entries. If you are not sure, ask
  83. your system administrator.
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  86. <A HREF="/clients/dsgw/bin/lang?<!-- GCONTEXT -->&file=auth.html" TARGET="_top" class="link14">
  87. <B>Authenticate</B>
  88. </A></TD>
  89. <TD BGCOLOR="#CCCCCC">
  90. You use the authentication screens to log into and out of the directory.
  91. You need to authenticate before you can modify or add entries to the
  92. directory. You may also need to authenticate before searching the
  93. directory, if your system administrator requires it.
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