| ## Configuring DCE Clients After you configure your cell's master Security server and initial CDS server, you should configure each machine in the cell as a DCE client. Then you can configure additional servers and replicas as described in Configuring Additional Servers. When you configure a DCE client you set up the machine as a client of the core DCE Services: Security, CDS, and DTS. To configure a DCE client machine, perform the following steps: 1. At the DCE Configuration Menu, type 3 and press <Return>. The dce_config script displays: S:****** Configuring client... The dce_config script prompts: What is the name of the Security Server for this cell: 2. Type the name of the machine that was configured as the master Security server and press <Return>. Then dce_config prompts for name of the initial CDS server machine: What is the name of the CDS server in this cell (if there is more than one, enter the name of the server to be cached if necessary) ? 3. Type the name of the machine that was configured as the initial CDS server and press <Return>. The cdsadv daemon finds the initial CDS server, and then prompts: Then, the dce_config script prompts: Create LAN profile so clients and servers can be divided into profile groups for higher performance in a multi-LAN cell? (n) 4. At this point you have two choices: a. Type y to configure the machine with multiple local area network (LAN) capabilities and press <Return>. You may want to use multiple LANs to organize how applications find objects in the namespace. When you respond y, the dce_config script creates a LAN profile that allows the DTS clerks to synchronize with DTS servers on the local LAN. The dce_config script prompts for the name of the LAN: What is the name of the LAN? Type the name and press <Return>. You can enter any arbitrary name. The name is used by dce_config to store cell profile information. b. Type n to not configure the machine with multiple LAN capabilities and press <Return>. The dce_config script displays the following message: S:****** This node is now a CDS client and then the following prompt: Should this machine be configured as a DTS Clerk, DTS Local Server, or DTS Global Server? (Default is DTS Clerk) (clerk, local, global, none) 5. At this point you can type any of the following entries: · clerk to configure a DTS Clerk · local to configure a DTS Local server · global to configure a DTS Local server · none to not configure any DTS server on the machine If you choose to configure a DTS server, dce_config displays messages as it starts the appropriate DTS daemons. Then, dce_config completes the configuration and returns the DCE Configuration Menu. ##