Messaging and Directory Server software used around the world in the Government, Military, Aviation and Commercial sectors.
These deployment notes and guides are intended to help users and evaluators in implementing specific configurations of Isode products:
M-Switch Notes
| Configuring M-Switch to Counter Junk E-Mail (Spam) | |
| The purpose of this Technical Note is to provide system administrators with the configuration steps that need to be taken to configure M-Switch Anti-Spam to counter spam. | [html]
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| Using HP OpenView with M-Switch and M-Vault | |
| This document describes how to configure and extend HP OpenView 6.31 to monitor M-Switch and M-Vault via osiappd. | [html]
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M-Vault Notes
| Configuring M-Vault for an Entrust PKI | |
| This guide shows how to configure Isode's M-Vault LDAP/X.500 Directory Server to work with Entrust V7.1 and higher. | [pdf]
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| Using SSL with M-Vault | |
| M-Vault has long been able to use SSL with LDAP connections, however configuring SSL can be awkward. This technical note describes how to tools provided within M-Vault to create a certificate authority, create a server certificate, request a server certificate from Verisign, configure a DSA to support SSL, configure OpenSSL clients, configure Microsoft clients and configure Mac OS X clients. | [html]
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AMHS Notes
| AMHS Implementer's Guide | |
| The guide is designed to help in using the Isode servers and APIs to build AMHS solutions. It does not try to explain what is needed in detail, but rather gives an outline of what the implementer needs to know to achieve various goals, and provides information to help plan the overall structure and approach to an implementation and deployment. | [html]
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| Isode Distribution of Mapping Data between AFTN Addresses and AMHS O/R Addresses | |
There is a requirement for AFTN/AMHS Gateways and for some AMHS Clients (particularly those that have direct AFTN support, or where there is migration from AFTN) to map between AFTN Addresses and AMHS Addresses. In the future it is anticipated that ICAO or a central organization will manage these mappings but prior to that availability Isode is making available mapping tables in LDIF (LDAP Data Interchange Format), which can be easily loaded into a directory server. Find out more by following the link to the right. |
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X.400 Notes
| X.400 Deployment Guide | |
| The guide is designed to help end users and system integrators plan how to deploy X.400 systems. It covers deployments ranging from single servers to complex distributed deployments, and applications including Military, Aviation, EDI, and MIXER. | [html]
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| Connecting M--Switch X.400 to Microsoft Exchange | |
| This guide provides system administrators and other interested users and evaluators with the configuration steps required to connect Isode's M-Switch X.400 (M-Switch) to Microsoft Exchange (Exchange) using X.400. | [html]
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Other Technical Documents
| Character sets | |
| For use by a computer, a character needs to be represented by a number. The problem is that, historically, a 7 or 8 bit number has been used to represent characters. This restricts the number of characters to 128 or 256. There are various ways in which this limit is overcome, and this note outlines these. It also has a brief discussion as to where these techniques are used in Directory and Messaging protocols. | [html]
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