The Messaging, Directory, and Administration servers are installed into directories referred to as server-root s . Calendar Server 2.0 must be installed in its own unique server-root. The archive filename identifies the supported operating system. On Windows NT, the installation archive file is a self-extracting zip file. Go to the directory where you copied the archive file and then extract the contents.
Status messages display as the archive is unpacked.
On Windows NT, run the setup.exe program located in the directory where you extracted the installation files. The following sections describe some of the issues you should consider before you install and deploy Calendar Server at your site. By default, Calendar Server supports users that are defined and maintained in an LDAP directory, such as Netscape Directory Server. If your users are already stored in an LDAP directory, the simplest solution to deploy Calendar Server is to upgrade your directory server to Netscape Directory Server 4.1 which includes the schema extension that enables users to access Calendar Server data. Otherwise, you can modify your directory schema manually to allow your users to access to Calendar Server data.