Specifications

From the command line:
1 sudo serveradmin settings addressbook:HTTPPort = PortNumber
Replace PortNumber with the port number clients will used to connect to Address
Book Server.
2 sudo serveradmin stop addressbook
3 sudo serveradmin start addressbook
Changing the Address Book Server Logging Level
The default logging level for Address Book Server is Warning. The Warning level of
logging provides the second–lowest level of detail. You can change this to the lowest
level (Error) or a higher level (Info or Debug).
To set the logging level:
1 In Server Admin, select a server and select Address Book.
2 Click the Settings button in the toolbar.
3 In the HTTP Log Level eld, select the desired level.
4 Click Save, and then restart Address Book Server.
From the command line:
1 sudo serveradmin settings addressbook:DefaultLogLevel = LogLevel
Replace LogLevel with either error, warn, info, or debug.
2 sudo serveradmin stop addressbook
3 sudo serveradmin start addressbook
Conguring Security for Address Book Server
Security for Address Book Server consists of:
 Securing the authentication: This means using a method of authenticating users that
is secure and doesn’t pass the login credentials in clear text over the network. The
high-security authentication used in Mac OS X Server is Kerberos v5. To learn how to
congure secure authentication, see “Choosing and Enabling Secure Authentication
for Address Book Server” on page 21.
 Securing the data transport: This means encrypting the network trac between
Address Book Server and the clients. When the transport is encrypted, no one
can analyze the network trac and reconstruct the contents of the address book.
Address Book Server uses SSL to encrypt the data transport. To learn how to
congure and enable SSL for Address Book Server, see “Conguring and Enabling
Secure Network Trac for Address Book Server,” below.
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