PMDF System Manager's Guide

Chapter 10
10	The PMDF Job Controller (UNIX and NT)
10.1	Job Controller Configuration
10.2	Default Configuration
10.3	Configuration File Format
10.4	Checking that the PMDF Job Controller is Running
Chapter 11
11	The PMDF Multithreaded Service Dispatcher
11.1	Operation of the Service Dispatcher
11.1.1	Creation and Expiration of Worker Processes
11.2	Required Software Versions
11.3	The Dispatcher Configuration File
11.3.1	Configuration File Format
11.3.2	Available Options
11.4	Controlling the Service Dispatcher
11.5	Connection Access Control
11.6	Debugging and Log Files
11.7	Web-based Monitoring of the Service Dispatcher
11.8	Tuning System Parameters
11.8.1	System Parameters on OpenVMS
11.8.2	System Parameters on Tru64 UNIX
11.8.3	System Parameters on Solaris
Chapter 12
12	The PMDF HTTP Server
12.1	The PMDF HTTP Server
12.1.1	Configuring the HTTP Server
12.1.2	Access Control
12.1.3	Available Information
Part 2
Part 2	Part 2
Chapter 13
13	POP and IMAP Mailbox Servers
13.1	POP and IMAP Standards
13.2	Configuring a Mailbox Server
13.2.1	Disabling Old POP or IMAP Servers
13.2.1.1	Old POP3 or IMAP Servers on OpenVMS
13.2.1.2	Old POP3 or IMAP Servers on UNIX
13.2.2	Configuring Mailbox Servers
13.2.3	Mailbox Server Configuration Options
13.2.3.1	Service Dispatcher Configuration for Mailbox Servers
13.2.3.2	Mailbox Server Specific Options
13.2.3.2.1	IMAP Server Configuration Options
13.2.3.2.2	POP3 Server Configuration Options
13.2.3.3	The PMDF_SYSTEM_FLAGS Logical and DECnet Style Addresses on OpenVMS
13.2.4	Registering the Services on UNIX
13.2.5	Placeholder Message in the BSD Mailbox on UNIX
13.3	Starting and Stopping a Mailbox Server
13.3.1	Starting a Mailbox Server
13.3.2	Stopping a Mailbox Server
13.3.3	Restarting a Mailbox Server
13.4	Location of User BSD Mailboxes on UNIX
13.5	User Login Checks for the VMS MAIL Mailbox (OpenVMS)
13.6	Authentication and the Password Database
13.7	Mailbox Server Connection Logging
Chapter 14
14	Connection Authentication, SASL, and Password Management
14.1	Background Concepts and Terminology
14.2	The PMDF Security Configuration file
14.2.1	Location of the PMDF Security Configuration File
14.2.2	Format of the PMDF Security Configuration File
14.2.3	Authentication Sources
14.2.3.1	Predefined Authentication Sources
14.2.3.2	Site Specific Authentication Sources
14.2.4	Authentication Mechanisms
14.2.5	Username Translation Functions
14.2.6	Auxiliary Properties
14.2.7	Transitioning Between Authentication Sources
14.2.8	Sample Security Configuration Files
14.2.8.1	Sample Security Configuration Files Using Alternate Authentication Sources
14.2.8.2	Sample Security Configuration Files for Transitioning Between Authentication Sources
14.2.9	Updates to the Security Configuration
14.3	The PORT_ACCESS Mapping: Security Rule Sets and User Domains
14.4	SASL Configuration for TCP/IP Channels
14.5	Recording of SASL Use in Received: Headers and PMDF Log Entries
14.6	The POPPASSD Server
14.6.1	Configuring the POPPASSD Server
14.7	The PMDF Password Database
14.7.1	Location of the PMDF Password Database
14.7.2	Entries in the PMDF Password Database
Chapter 15
15	PMDF-TLS: Transport Layer Security
15.1	Overview of Operation
15.2	Configuration
15.2.1	Certificate Setup
15.2.1.1	Generating the Certificate Request
15.2.1.2	Getting a Certificate Authority to Sign Your Certificate
15.2.2	Enabling TLS Functionality in PMDF
15.2.2.1	Dispatcher-related Configuration for Alternate Port Numbers
15.2.2.2	TCP/IP Channel Configuration for TLS Use
15.2.2.3	TLS Use and SASL
15.2.2.4	Sample TLS Configuration
15.3	Recording of TLS Use in Received: Headers and PMDF Log Entries
15.4	TLS Utilities
15.4.1	tls_certdump, the Certificate Dump Utility
15.4.2	tls_certreq, the Certificate Request Utility
15.4.3	tls_ciphers, the Cipher Utility