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Author: elecharny
Date: Tue Feb 17 22:22:11 2015
New Revision: 1660519

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 # Installation guides
 
-The Installation guides show you how to do a base install of Fortress:
+The Installation guides show you how to do a base install of Fortress, using either ApacheDS or OpenLDAP:
 
 * [Installation Guide for ApacheDS](installation/apacheds.html)
 * [Installation Guide for OpenLDAP](installation/openldap.html)

Modified: directory/site/trunk/content/fortress/installation/apacheds.mdtext
URL: http://svn.apache.org/viewvc/directory/site/trunk/content/fortress/installation/apacheds.mdtext?rev=1660519&r1=1660518&r2=1660519&view=diff
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--- directory/site/trunk/content/fortress/installation/apacheds.mdtext (original)
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 # ApacheDS Installation guide
 
-We will explain how to install and setup *Fortress* with an *ApacheDS* instance. In this configuration, we will have the *ApacheDS* server running on a server (*ApacheDS Host*) and *Fortress* which will be installed on a client machine (*Fortress Host*). Note that those two hosts can be shared - and this is such a configuration that we are going to use in this document.
+We will explain how to install and setup **Fortress** with an **ApacheDS** instance. In this configuration, we will have the **ApacheDS** server running on a server (**ApacheDS Host**) and **Fortress** which will be installed on a client machine (**Fortress Host**). Note that those two hosts can be shared - and this is such a configuration that we are going to use in this document.
 
 ## Prerequisites
 
-There a few mandatory elements that need to be installed on the *ApacheDS Host* :
+There a few mandatory elements that need to be installed on the **ApacheDS Host** :
 
-    * Java 7 or greated sdk
+* Java 7 or greated sdk
 
-On the *Fortress Host*, you will need those components :
+On the **Fortress Host**, you will need those components :
 
-    * Java 7 or greated sdk
-    * Apache Maven 3+
-    * A web browser
-    * Git
-    * Apache Directory Studio
+* Java 7 or greated sdk
+* Apache Maven 3+
+* A web browser
+* Git
+* Apache Directory Studio
 
 ## Installing ApacheDS
 
-On the *ApacheDS Host* :
+On the **ApacheDS Host** :
 
 This is pretty straightforward : follow the installation guide on [the ApacheDS download pages](http://directory.staging.apache.org/apacheds/downloads.html) (each page has an installation description).
 
@@ -46,21 +46,21 @@ Note that the server requires a Java 7 s
 
 ## Installing Apache Directory Studio
 
-On the *Fortress Host* :
+On the **Fortress Host** :
 
-We will install *Apache Directory Studio* which is a convenient tool when it comes to access a *LDAP* server. You need to instal it using [the following documentation](http://directory.apache.org/studio/downloads.html). Again, each of the link contains some directio on how to install the component.
+We will install **Apache Directory Studio** which is a convenient tool when it comes to access a **LDAP** server. You need to instal it using [the following documentation](http://directory.apache.org/studio/downloads.html). Again, each of the link contains some direction on how to install this component.
 
-Once installed, you can check you can connect to the *ApacheDS* server you have installed in the previous step. Create a _connection_, set the _hostName_ and _port_ to be those where you installed the *ApacheDS* server, then check the Network Parameter, it should work fine.
+Once installed, you can check you can connect to the **ApacheDS** server you have installed in the previous step. Create a _connection_, set the _hostName_ and _port_ to be those where you installed the **ApacheDS** server, then check the Network Parameter, it should work fine.
 
-Also check that you can connect using the credentials you have set (defaulting to _uid=admin,ou=system_ and _secret_)  using *Simple Authentication*, and clicking on *Check Authentication* : it should work.
+Also check that you can connect using the credentials you have set (defaulting to _uid=admin,ou=system_ and _secret_)  using _Simple Authentication_, and clicking on _Check Authentication_ : it should work.
 
 The complete description of the steps to follow can be found [on this page](http://directory.apache.org/studio/users-guide/ldap_browser/gettingstarted_create_connection.html)
 
 ## Installing Fortress Core
 
-Assuming that *Git*, *Java 7* and *Apache Maven* are installed on the *Fortress Host*, and that *ApacheDS* is running on the *ApacheDS Host*, we can now configure and install *Fortress Core* on the *Fortress Host*
+Assuming that **Git**, **Java 7** and **Apache Maven** are installed on the **Fortress Host**, and that **ApacheDS** is running on the **ApacheDS Host**, we can now configure and install **Fortress Core** on the **Fortress Host**
 
-The setup will use your specificc configuration to create everything needed on the LDAP server to operate *Fortress*. It will so inject some specific schema in the server, and some entries that are required for *Fortress* to work. Once done, the *Fortress* API is ready to use.
+The setup will use your specificc configuration to create everything needed on the LDAP server to operate **Fortress**. It will so inject some specific schema in the server, and some entries that are required for *Fortress* to work. Once done, the **Fortress** API is ready to use.
 
 <DIV class="info" markdown="1">
   This setup phase needs to be done only once per LDAP server. Although, on any computer you want to use <b>Fortress</b>, you sill need to configure it. We will expalin how to do that later on.