Once you have configured security services, you must restart Adaptive Server.
Windows NT – see the configuration documentation for your platform.
UNIX platforms – note that:
After you complete the installation of Adaptive Server, your runserver file contains an invocation of the dataserver utility to start Adaptive Server.
Two versions of the dataserver utility are available: dataserver_dce, and dataserver. Likewise, two versions of the diagserver are available: diagserver_dce and diagserver. The utility you use depends on the platform you use:
For Sun Solaris platforms, use dataserver if you plan to use security services and dataserver if you do not plan to use security services.
For HP and RS/6000 platforms, use dataserver and diagserver. You can use a single binary, whether or not you are using security services.
If you are using the DCE security service, be sure you have defined the keytab file. You can specify the -K option to dataserver_dce to specify the location of the keytab file. If you do not specify a location, Adaptive Server assumes the file is located in $SYBASE/config/$DSLISTEN_key. Optionally, you can specify the location as follows:
$SYBASE/bin/dataserver_dce -Stest4 -dd_master -K/opt/dcelocal/keys/test4_key
This dataserver_dce command starts the server using the master device d_master and the keytab file stored in /opt/dcelocal/keys/test4_key.
If you are using the default location for keytab, and $DSLISTEN is set to the name of your server (test4), you can execute:
$SYBASE/bin/dataserver_dce -dd_master
Then, Adaptive Server looks for the keytab file in $SYBASE/config/test4_key.
For information about setting up your keytab file for DCE, refer to the DCE administrative documentation.
