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Installing the first server or additional servers for hosted environments
All servers in an xSP domain run as xSP servers; therefore, you only use the "-asp" portion of the setup command when you install the first server in an xSP domain. All servers subsequently installed into the domain are automatically configured as xSP servers.

Configuring the first or an additional server for a hosted environment does the following:

Creates an All Servers Configuration Settings document if there is no Configuration Settings document.
Modifies the All Servers Configuration Settings document to set proper defaults for service providers.

Caution Do not delete the All Servers Configuration Settings document for your hosted environment. If you do so, you will be unable to delete or create hosted organizations. Instead, just modify the All Servers Configuration Settings document and then save the revised document.

Sets up an extended ACL for the IBM® Lotus® Domino™ Directory (NAMES.NSF) and the Administration Requests database (ADMIN4.NSF) to limit access to only users and/or administrators in the same hosted organization.
Modifies the Server document to set proper defaults for service providers.
Sets the ACL on databases in the data directory.
Modifies a server-specific Configuration Settings document (if one exists) to set defaults for service providers.
Modifies the database ACL for Anonymous from "NoAccess" to "Reader."

The service provider configuration provides services to multiple hosted organizations from a single Domino Directory.

Before performing this procedure, see the chapter "Installing and Setting Up Domino Servers."

1. To install the first xSP server, do one:

For Win32 systems, run this command from the directory in which the SETUP.EXE file is located:

setup -xsp

For UNIX, run this command:

install

At the prompt "Do you want to configure this server with ASP functionality?, enter

Yes

For more information on installing Domino on UNIX, see the topic "Installing Domino on UNIX systems.

2. Start the server.

3. Choose the Domino Enterprise server setup.

4. As the Setup wizard runs, enter the information appropriate to your configuration.

See also

Guidepost for deploying Domino

Installing and setting up Domino servers

Setting up the service provider environment

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