Using the Crystal XI R2 Web Server. Novell Sentinel 6 SP3

<add assembly="CrystalDecisions.Enterprise.Desktop.Report,

Version=11.5.3300.0, Culture=neutral,

PublicKeyToken=123abcd1234a1234? />

</assemblies>

IMPORTANT:

The new entries should use the same Version, Culture, and

PublicKeyToken values as the other entries in your file.

NOTE:

These steps are also described in the installation instructions for the

Sentinel Core Solution Pack. For more current instructions see Solution Pack at

Sentinel 6 content site .

Using the Crystal XI R2 Web Server

Crystal Server XI on Linux installs a Web Server through which you can perform administrative tasks as well publish and view reports.

The administrative portal is accessed through your browser at the following URL: http://<hostname_or_IP_of_web_server>:<web_server_port

_default_8080>/businessobjects/enterprise115/adminlaun ch

The non-administrative (general use) portal is accessed through your browser at the following URL: http://<hostname_or_IP_of_web_server>:<web_server_port

_default_8080>/businessobjects/enterprise115

Testing connectivity to the Web Server

To test connectivity to the Web Server:

1. Go to another machine that is on the same network as your Web Server.

2. Provide http://<hostname_or_IP_of_web_server>:<web_server_port

_default_8080>/businessobjects/enterprise115/adminlaun ch

3. You should get a Crystal BusinessObjects Web page.

Setting a “Named User” Account

The license key supplied with Crystal Server is a Named User account key. The Guest account has to be changed from Concurrent User to Named User.

To set the Guest Account as Named User:

1. Open a Web browser and provide the following url:

Crystal Reports for Linux 10-11