6.1 Configuring XPOZ to Display the Results

  1. Verify that you have a Web server with PHP 4 module installed and running.

  2. Make sure you have access to an eDirectory™ tree.

    This can be the same server that is running the Metadirectory engine, or a new tree for results purposes. The results system uses LDAP, so any LDAP server should work with the results. However, the results have only been tested against the LDAP server on eDirectory. If you do use a different LDAP server, the XPOZ scripts must be converted to work against this LDAP server.

  3. After XPOZ is installed, run the RTSObjects-Schema.xpoz XPOZ script to extend the schema before you run any tests.

  4. Unzip the rts.zip file into the htdocs (or equivalent) directory on the Web server.

  5. Add the following information for the results object in the rts.cfg file:

    • IP address: The IP address of the LDAP server.

    • Port: The cleartext LDAP port.

    • Password: The password for the user as specified by User ID.

    • Base Container: The container used in the XPOZ script in Step 3.

    • User ID: The DN of a user with read/write rights to the base container that is used in the XPOZ script in Step 3.