Operations Center 5.0 Server Configuration Guide

The Novell® Operations Center Server Configuration Guide provides post-installation instructions for configuring and customizing the Operations Center server and console.

Section I, Configuring the Operations Center Server

Section II, Customizing the Implementation

Section A.0, The Operations Center XML Editor

Section B.0, Documentation Updates

Audience

This guide is intended for the Operations Center administrator who sets up, uses, and maintains Operations Center servers.

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Additional Documentation & Documentation Updates

This guide is part of the Operations Center documentation set. For the most recent version of the Adapter and Integration Guide and a complete list of publications supporting Operations Center, visit our Online Documentation Web Site at Operations Center 5.0 online documentation.

The Operations Center documentation set is also available as PDF files on the installation CD or ISO; and is delivered as part of the online help accessible from multiple locations in Operations Center depending on the product component.

Additional Resources

We encourage you to use the following additional resources on the Web:

Technical Support

You can learn more about the policies and procedures of NetIQ Technical Support by accessing its Technical Support Guide.

Use these resources for support specific to Operations Center:

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