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• Minimum Requirements
• Important Features
• Configuration Settings
• Inetcfg Commands
  • ILS-Specific Commands
  • General Service Commands
• File Locations

iiILS Specifications

This section summarizes key information about ILS. The information here is also contained in other parts of this document and in the Internet Locator Server Operations Guide, but it is compiled here for quick reference. Each topic includes a cross-reference for further information.

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Minimum Requirements

ILS requires the same minimum configuration as Windows NT Server version 4.0 and Microsoft Internet Information Server, as described in the following table.

Category	Requirement
Server hardware	32-bit x86-compatible microprocessor (such as Intel 80486/25 or higher), Intel Pentium, or supported RISC-based microprocessor, such as the DEC Alpha.
Software	Windows NT Server version 4.0 with Server Pack 1 and Internet Information Server version 3.0.
Memory	Minimum 16 megabytes (MB) of RAM for x86 systems (32 MB recommended). Minimum 32 MB of RAM for RISC-based systems.

For more information, see "Platform Architecture" in Chapter 2 in the Internet Locator Server Operations Guide.

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Important Features

ILS provides the following operational features:

Interoperability

• Native LDAP server that supports ILS clients.
• Shares a thread pool with other IIS services (Chat, FTP, Mail, Web, and so on).

Security

• Supports security extensions based on Windows NT Challenge/Response that does not require sending passwords in clear text.
• Supports Secure Socket Layer, or SSL, encryption.

Administration

• Microsoft Windows Internet Service Manager (ISM) graphical user interfaces that provide setup, configuration, and server administration.
• Command line functionality provided with Inetcfg commands.

For more information, see "Platform Architecture" in Chapter 2 in the Internet Locator Server Operations Guide.

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Configuration Settings

Clients can access the ILS databases through LDAP and ULP. HTTP clients can access the ILS database using a Web page that supports the Active Server Pages script processor.

• LDAP on Port 389
• LDAP/SSL on Port 636
• ULP on Port 522
• HTTP on Port 80

For more information, see "Process Flow" in Chapter 2 in the Internet Locator Server Operations Guide.

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Inetcfg Commands

This section contains a description of the commands available for configuring ILS parameters using the Inetcfg command line interface.

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ILS-Specific Commands

The following table lists the ILS -specific commands.

Command	Description
Enable_ILS_Server	This command enables and disables support for the ILS.
Get_ILS_Settings	This command gets the ILS-specific configuration settings.
Set_ILS_Settings	This command sets the ILS-specific configuration settings.

For usage descriptions and examples as well as definitions for all supported attributes, see Chapter 4, "ILS Tools Reference."

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General Service Commands

The following table lists the general commands available with Inetcfg.

Command	Description
Get_DB_State	This command gets information about the state of the database.
Get_Conn_User_List	This command gets a list of the users currently connected to the ABS server.
iDisconn_User	This command disconnects a user from the ABS service.
Set_Auth_List	This command sets the list authorization providers.
Get_Auth_List	This command gets the current list of authorization providers.

For usage descriptions and examples, see Chapter 4, "ILS Tools Reference."

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File Locations

The following table contains a list of the default directories, subdirectories, and file names for ILS.

Directory	Subdirectory	File name	Definition
%systemroot%	system32	Msntrace.dll	Error logging and trace for support.
		Ldapmib.dll	LDAP MIB support image.
		Ldap.mib	LDAP MIB support image.
%systemroot%	system32\inetsrv	Mboxapi.dll	Interface.dll.
		Ldapmsg.dll	LDAP specific messages for the event log.
		Ldapsvc.dll	LDAP IIS Service extension.
		Idsmsg.dll	Core ILS messages for the event log.
		Idsdir.dll	Core ILS image.
		Idssso.dll	ILS server component.
		Ipldb.dll	ILS access image.
		Inetcfg.exe	Command line administration executable.
		Ldapcfg.dll	LDAP configuration.
		Ldapctrs.ini	LDAP performance counters configuration.
		Ldapctrs.h	LDAP performance counters configuration.
		Ldapctrs.dll	LDAP performance counters configuration.
		Ldapcfg.hlp	Windows Help file for the LDAP Service Properties pages.
		Ldapmib.dll	LDAP MIB support image.
		Jnfoadmn.dll	IIS extensions.
		Jnfocomm.dll	IIS extensions.
		Jnfoctrs.dll	IIS extensions.
		Jpudll.dll	IIS extensions.
		Dbmnpntw.dll	Event monitoring..
		Ntwdblib.dll	Web extensions.
C:\Inetpub	Ils	Ilsuins.dll	ILS uninstall executable.
		Readme.htm	ILS readme information in HTML format.
		Default.htm	ILS Start Page image.
C:\Inetpub	Ils\Docs	Ils_asc.doc	Documentation for ILS Web page authors.
		Ils_ops.doc	Operations documentation for ILS.
		Ils_ref.doc	Operations reference for ILS.
C:\Inetpub	Ils\Docs\Webdocs	*.htm	Documentation for ILS in HTML format.
		*.gif	Art files for ILS docs in HTML format.
C:\Inetpub	Ils\Templates	*.htm	Sample ILS pages (including forms).
		*.asp	Sample ILS scripts.
C:\Inetpub	Ils\Verify	Verify.htm	Pages used to verify ILS installation.
		Verify.asp	Script used to run pages to verify ILS installation.
		*.gif	Art files for ILS verify pages.
C:\Inetpub	Scripts	Ulserver.dll	DLL for signing on users for Microsoft NetMeeting™, and Intel Internet Phone, and other applications.

For more information, see "Directory and File Structure" in Chapter 3.

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