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iPlanet ECXpert™ Getting Started



Chapter 2   Installing ECXpert

This chapter describes how to use the iPlanet ECXpert Installer to install ECXpert.

The following topics are discussed in this section:

Overview

After you have installed Oracle and dependent software, and created the ECXpert Administrator account, described on page 27, you can install ECXpert. This chapter provides detailed instructions on how to install ECXpert.

Refer to the Configuration Worksheet on page 46 as you perform the steps in this chapter.

All the instructions in this manual are written for a new install of ECXpert. It is assumed ECXpert has never been installed on the target system or you have deleted all files and directories from any previous installation.

If you are performing an upgrade or re-install of ECXpert, stop here and read the appropriate appendix indicated below.

If you are re-installing ECXpert Version 3.5, read Appendix B, "Reinstalling Current ECXpert."

Backing up the Previous Installation of ECXpert (upgrade only)



Note

If you are installing a new copy of ECXpert (not upgrading an earlier installation), you may skip this section.


Perform the following steps for a running installation of ECXpert.

  1. Shut down all ECXpert services.


  2. Move the old ECXpert install directory to a temporary location.


    3. The $NSBASE/NS-apps/ECXpert/ directory and all directories below it (see "ECXpert Directory Structure" on page 21) should be moved as a unit to the new location.

  3. Backup the Oracle database for the user being used by ECXpert.


    4. Refer to your Oracle7 or Oracle 8 Server Administrator's Guide, Chapter 23, "Backing up a Database," for complete instructions on performing a full backup of your existing Oracle7 database.

Setting Up Required Environment Variables

Parts of the installation process, as well as the routine operation of the ECXpert system, require the $NSBASE and $BDGHOME environment variables be properly set.

  1. Change to the ECXpert Administrator user. For example:


    2. # su - actraadm

  2. Determine the environment file to edit.


    3. # echo $SHELL

    The output of this command determines which environment file you must edit:


    Output

    Shell Being Used

    Environment File

    /sbin/sh

    Bourne

    .profile

    /sbin/csh

    C

    .cshrc

    /sbin/ksh

    Korn

    .profile or .kshrc

  3. Edit the definition of $NSBASE into the shell startup file.




    4. Note

    For additional information, refer to the ECXpert Configuration Worksheet item 1. Install Directory:.


    Open the appropriate startup file in a text editor (e.g., vi) and edit it according to the following instructions:

    • If you are using the C shell, add the following line:


      • # setenv NSBASE your_NSBASE_path

      where your_NSBASE_path is the path to the directory where you will install the ECXpert software.

    • If you are using the Bourne or Korn shell, add the following line:


      • # set NSBASE= your_NSBASE_path

      where your_NSBASE_path is the path to the directory where you will install the ECXpert software.

    • Edit the definition of $BDGHOME into the shell startup file.


      • according to the following instructions:

    • If you are using the C shell, add the following line:


      • # setenv BDGHOME $NSBASE/NS-apps

      where $NSBASE is the path you set in Step 3 as your $NSBASE environment variable.

    • If you are using the Bourne or Korn shell, add the following line:


      • # set NSBASE=$NSBASE/NS-apps

      where $NSBASE is the path you set in Step 3 as your $NSBASE environment variable.

  4. Save the file and exit the text editor.


  5. Enable the $NSBASE and $BDGHOME environment variables.


    6. Adding $NSBASE and $BDGHOME to the environment file for the ECXpert Administrator user ensures that they are enabled every time the ECXpert Administrator user logs in. You can enable $NSBASE and $BDGHOME now by switching to another user and then switching back. For example:

    # su - root
    # su - actraadm

    Alternatively, you could restart your system and log in as the ECXpert Administrator user.

Complete the Configuration Worksheet

During the ECXpert installation, you will be prompted to supply certain information to the ECXpert installer. Fill out the Configuration Worksheet in order to have the values easily accessible when prompted during the ECXpert installation process.

While in most cases you can use default configuration values provided by the iPlanet ECXpert Installer, there are some settings you must provide.

Important.

Hints for how to find the information you need to fill out this worksheet appear below each numbered item. However, if you have difficulty determining the values for the items listed on the Configuration Worksheet, consult your operating system documentation, your Oracle documentation, or your System Administrator.

Figure 2-1    Configuration Worksheet

ECXpert Configuration Information

Use the values in items 1 and 2 below to complete ECXpert Installation Commandline Tasks. For details, see Accessing the ECXpert Distribution Media.

1. Install Directory:

Enter the full pathname for $NSBASE where $NSBASE is the environment variable you set up as the complete path to where you will install ECXpert. See Setting Up Required Environment Variables for instructions on setting up the $NSBASE environment variable.

Example: /disk1

2. Temporary installation port #:

Enter the temporary installation port number. Do not use port 80. This can be any available port except 80, which is the permanent port number.

To see what port numbers are already in use, enter the following command:

    # netstat -an | grep -i `listen'

Port numbers currently in use are listed in the first column of output from this command (preceded by "*."), as shown in the following 5-line sample:

*.111 *.* 0 0 0 0 LISTEN
*.32771 *.* 0 0 0 0 LISTEN
*.21 *.* 0 0 0 0 LISTEN
*.23 *.* 0 0 0 0 LISTEN
*.514 *.* 0 0 0 0 LISTEN

Choose a port number that does not appear on the list that appears when you enter the netstat command.

Use the values in items 3 and 4 below to complete ECXpert Installation
STEP TWO. For a picture of what the screen looks like at this point, see Figure 2-3 on page 56.

3. User ID:

If you used actraadm as your ECXpert Administrator userid, the User ID might be 1120. To determine the User ID for the ECXpert administrator user (typically actraadm), log in as the ECXpert administrator user and use the id command. You may alternately type the command:

# cat /etc/passwd

to view the contents of the /etc/passwd file. Look for a line beginning with the ECXpert Administrator userid. Counting the ECXpert Administrator userid as the first value, the User ID is the third colon-separated value from the left.

Example: actraadm:x:1120:500::/export/home/actraadm:/bin/csh

See Creating the ECXpert Administrator Account for instructions on setting up the ECXpert Administrator user.

4. Group ID:

If you used actraadm as your ECXpert Administrator userid and actra as your ECXpert Administrator group, the Group ID might be 500. To determine the Group ID for the ECXpert administrator group (typically actra), log in as the ECXpert administrator user and use the id command.

You may alternately type the command:

# cat /etc/group

to view the contents of the /etc/group file. Look for a line beginning with the ECXpert Administrator group name. Counting the ECXpert Administrator group name as the first value, the Group ID is the third colon-separated value from the left.

Example: actra::500:actraadm

See Creating the ECXpert Administrator Account for instructions on setting up the ECXpert Administrator user.

Oracle Configuration Information 

Use the values in items 5-14 below to complete ECXpert Installation Step Four. For a picture of what the screen looks like at this point, see Figure 2-8 on page 62.

5. ORACLE HOME:

Enter the directory that contains the Oracle software. This is the $ORACLE_HOME pathname. The OFA-recommended value is:

$ORACLE_BASE/product/ release

Example: /export2/oracle734/app/oracle/product/7.3.4 /export2/oracle815/app/oracle/product/8.1.5 

6. ORACLE SID:

Enter the Oracle SID, which is the name of the Oracle Server instance. If you do not know what this value is, see your $ORACLE_HOME/dbs/init SID .ora file.

Note: If you are installing Oracle as a remote client, set this value to the SID on the server machine.

Example: ECX

7. NLS Language (NLS_LANG):

The NLS_LANG character set is named according to the following convention:

language _ territory . number

To query the Oracle7 Oracle8 database character set, you need the privileges to see the table V$NLS_PARAMETERS. Typically, only system/manager can see this table.

  • Use the following SQL statement to check the character set language:


    • select * from V$NLS_PARAMETERS where parameter = 'NLS_LANGUAGE';
  • Use the following SQL statement to check the character set territory:


    • select * from V$NLS_PARAMETERS where parameter = 'NLS_TERRITORY';
  • Use the following SQL statement to check the character set number:


    • select * from V$NLS_PARAMETERS where parameter = `NLS_CHARACTERSET';

Example: american_america.US7ASCII

Note: The character set name is case sensitive.

8. SQL*Net TNS Alias:

Enter the SQL*Net TNS Alias. You can find this value in your tnsnames.ora file. This is value is also known as the "SQL*Net Connect String."

9. Database User:

Enter the name of the user who owns the ECXpert tables in the database—ECX35. This is the user you set up as part of Creating the Oracle User ECX35.

10. Database Password:

Enter the password of the user who owns the ECXpert tables in the database. This is the user you set up as part of Creating the Oracle User ECX35.

Example: ECX35

11. Mail Host:

Enter your mail host name. If you are using sendmail, this is the name of the machine you are receiving mail on. If you are using POP3, this is the name of the SMTP server.

Example: myhost.myserver.com

12. Mail Spool File (sendmail only):

Enter the path to your mail directory. Note that this value is not required if you are using POP3. This value is typically /var/mail/ username , but it does not have to be.

Example: /var/mail/actraadm

13. POP3 User:

Enter the userid for the POP3 user. Note that this value is not required if you are using sendmail.

14. POP3 Password:

Enter password for the POP3 user. Note that this value is not required if you are using sendmail.

Notes:

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Accessing the ECXpert Distribution Media

The ECXpert version 3.5 software is distributed on one CD-ROM. When you insert a CD-ROM into the CD-ROM drive, it is usually automatically recognized and mounted onto the file system. If, for some reason, the automatic mounting utility is not functioning, manual mounting instructions follow.

Mounting the CD-ROM Manually

In the following instructions, the mount point is referred to as /cdrom. If your mount point has a different name, substitute that name for all references to /cdrom.

To mount your CD-ROM manually, perform the following steps:

  1. Log in as the root user:



    2.    # su root
       Password: root_password
       #

  2. Create the mount_point directory for mounting the CD-ROM:


    3. # mkdir /cdrom

  3. Mount the CD-ROM to the mount point:


    4. # mount -r -F hsfs device_name /cdrom

    You must have root user privileges to mount or unmount the CD-ROM.

    Be sure to unmount the CD-ROM before removing it from the drive.

Starting the ECXpert Installer

  1. You should already be logged in as root.




    2. Caution

    Do not perform the command $ su - root because this wipes out the database connectivity test settings described in Setting Up and Testing Database Connectivity.


  2. If you are installing ECXpert remotely, from a C shell window, set your remote host to display on your local host.


    3. On the local host, enter:

    # setenv DISPLAY hostname:0

    where hostname is the name of the machine on which you are physically located.

    On the remote host, enter:

    # /usr/openwin/bin/xhost +



    Caution

    If you have a iPlanet Enterprise server or other HTTP server already running it may interfere with the ECXpert installer. To ensure that the ECXpert installer can successfully complete its tasks, shut down all HTTPD server processes.


  3. Make sure you have a valid hostname and domain name.


    4. To verify this, enter:

    # /bin/hostname
    # /bin/domainname

    Consult your system administrator if either your hostname or domain name does not have a valid value.

  4. Change to the /cdrom directory.


    5. # cd /cdrom/ECXpert

    If this command doesn't work, enter the following command:

    # cd /cdrom/cdrom0

  5. Start the ECXpert Installer by running the setup_exe executable.


    6. # ./setup_exe



    Note

    Do not run setup_exe as a background process. This program requires you to enter information to configure ECXpert.


    The program starts up and immediately displays the following licensing agreement:


    BY INSTALLING THIS SOFTWARE YOU ARE CONSENTING TO BE BOUND BY
    AND ARE BECOMING A PARTY TO THE AGREEMENT FOUND IN THE
    LICENSE.TXT FILE. IF YOU DO NOT AGREE TO ALL OF THE TERMS
    OF THIS AGREEMENT, PLEASE DO NOT INSTALL OR USE THIS SOFTWARE.

    Do you agree to the license terms? [no]:

    Type y and press Enter to accept the licensing terms, or type n and press Enter, or just press Enter, to reject them.

    If you type n and press Enter, or just press Enter, the program aborts, returning you to the command prompt.

    If you type y and press Enter, the program immediately prompts you for a path to the installation directory.


    ************************************************
    * Netscape ECXpert 3.5 Installation *
    ************************************************

    Please enter the fully qualified path of the directory where
    you would like to install ECXpert.

    Enter quit to end.

    Directory :

  6. Enter the install directory ($NSBASE value).


    7. Enter the full path of your installation directory from the Configuration Worksheet and, when prompted, type y to confirm. If the directory you enter doesn't already exist, the program creates it for you.

    After you supply the required information, the Installer:

    • builds the /NS-apps/ECXpert directory structure


    • configures $NSBASE




      • Note

      Whatever you entered for the Directory : prompt is used to define the $NSBASE environment variable.

      Keep this definition handy so that you can supply it in later installation steps where the $NSBASE environment variable definition is not available.


  7. Enter the ECXpert temporary installation port number. This HTTP port number is from item 2 of your Configuration Worksheet on page 46. It will be replaced by the one used by the iPlanet Web Server. An example port number not in use might be: 11111. When prompted, enter y to confirm.



    8.     Please enter the port that you want the installation http server to listen on.

        NOTE: It is recommended that you DO NOT USE port 80, it is generally the default port for most http servers.

        Enter quit to end.

        Port :

    The files are unpacked into the destination directory you specified, and the Installer runs internal processes that:

    • configure a temporary version of the HTTP server (removed automatically by installer upon completion of installation)


    • start the temporary HTTP server


    • start the Netscape Navigator web browser and display step One of the installation, as shown in Figure 2-2.




      • Note

      The above processes take several minutes.




      Note

      If you have an HTTP server running that uses the same port specified above, the installation fails.


Shutting Down Any Running HTTP Servers

Before proceeding to running the ECXpert Installer, follow these steps to shut down any running HTTP servers:

  1. Exit the browser.


  2. Shut down all HTTP server processes.


  3. Make sure no other processes are using the port you selected:


    4. # netstat -an | grep -i `listen'

  4. Restart the installation per Step 5 on page 52.


Running the ECXpert Installer

The rest of the installation process is browser-driven. Enter the information that you recorded in the Configuration Worksheet on page 46 when you are prompted to do so in the screens that follow.



Note

If you are migrating from ECXpert Version 2.0, stop here and read Appendix A, "Migrating from ECXpert 3.0 to Current ECXpert." If you are re-instaAppendix B, "Reinstalling Current ECXpert."lling ECXpert version 3.5, see Appendix B, "Reinstalling Current ECXpert."


Information in each Installer screen tells you the prerequisites, if any, for that step and what each step in the process is doing.



Caution

Before proceeding, make sure that you have filled in your Configuration Worksheet completely and accurately. Refer to Complete the Configuration Worksheet. Then enter the information from that worksheet into the ECXpert Installer screens very carefully.




Note

The ECXpert Installer does not provide Back or Next buttons. If you wish to return to navigate between screens, you must use your browser's Back and Next buttons. On any ECXpert Installer screen, click the appropriate button at the bottom of the page to continue on to the next step.


Figure 2-2    ECXpert Installer Step One

  1. Click Install ECXpert to begin the installation. Step Two of the Installation will be displayed as shown in Figure 2-3.


Figure 2-3    ECXpert Installer Step Two

  1. Enter the User ID and Group ID for the ECXpert Administrator user (typically actraadm). The screen provided shows the use of an alternate User and Group ID with both expressed as numeric values.


    2. This is the user you created in Creating the ECXpert Administrator Account. The ECXpert administrator User ID and Group ID are the values you recorded in the Configuration Worksheet, items 3. User ID: and 4. Group ID:

    When you have entered the User ID and Group ID values, click Continue.



    Note

    If the default groupId created was not actra and the default userId created was not actraadm, verify that the ids used are in the local /etc/passwd and /etc/group files to avoid using a known NIS userId and groupId.


Figure 2-4    Updating/Resetting Messages for UserId/GroupId

ECXpert will modify the configuration files to update the UserID and GroupID values. As the process proceeds, the Installer displays progress status messages, as shown in Figure 2-4. When the process has completed, click Continue at the bottom of the screen to go to step 3 shown in Figure 2-5.

Figure 2-5    ECXpert Installer Step Three

  1. Enter the ECXpert Partner Agent Server port information as shown in Figure 2-5. As shown, the port number should be greater than 1024. Press the Continue button when the message postings have finished.


Figure 2-6    Post Step Changing Permissions Messages

A series of messages will be displayed. Near the end of the message list will be numerous `changing permissions' messages, as shown in Figure 2-6.

Figure 2-7    ECXpert Installer Step Four

  1. As shown in Figure 2-7, Step Four of the ECXpert installation requires entries for your Oracle database and Mail Server parameter settings.


    2. These are the values you recorded in Configuration Worksheet items 5. ORACLE HOME: through 14. POP3 Password:. These values may be the same as shown above.

    When using SendMail instead of POP3, the Mail Server entry is required. The Mail Spool file will default to the Mail Server directory if it is not specified. However, make sure that the ECXpert Administrative user (actraadm) is part of the "mail" group, so that this user can send and receive mail. See the following note.



    Note

    If you plan to use Sendmail, use the touch command to make sure the mail file can be read/written to.

    For example:

    # touch /var/mail/actraadm




    Note

    The value you enter in the Database Server field should be the same value you specified in the Setting Up and Testing Database Connectivity.


    Press Continue when finished.



Figure 2-8    ECXpert Installer Step Five

  1. As shown in Figure 2-8, Step Five automatically runs the SQL scripts that drop the database schema for the ECXpert database.


    2. If you are re-installing ECXpert Version 3.5, continue at Step 5 on page 117, in Appendix B, "Reinstalling Current ECXpert."

    If this is the first time you are configuring the database, click Skip to skip this step and go on to Step Six on page 64. If you execute this step before you have configured the database, you get error messages because the SQL script attempts to drop tables that do not exist. These error messages do not impact your installation and may be ignored.



    Caution

    If you are performing an upgrade or re-install of ECXpert, stop here and proceed to the appropriate continuation point indicated below. If you Click Continue, your existing database will be overwritten.


Figure 2-9    ECXpert Database Tables Dropped and Related Messages

As the process runs, the Installer displays progress status messages, as shown in Figure 2-9. When the process has completed, click Continue to go to the next step.

WARNING: If you are overwriting an earlier installation of ECXpert (not preserving your ECXpert database), you may get the following error when dropping the Certificates table:

ORA-02266: unique/primary keys in table reference by enabled foreign key

To proceed, complete the following steps either before or after Step Five:

  • In an xterm window, log in to svrmgrl as system/manager.


  • Enter the following command sequence to drop and re-add user ECX35``:



    •          SVRMGRL> drop user ECX35 cascade

             SVRMGRL> create user ECX35 identified by ECX35
             default tablespace USERS temporary tablespace TEMP;

             SVRMGRL> grant connect, resource to ECX35;



    Note

    The above commands assume you created Oracle user ECX35 exactly as specified in Step 5 on page 52. If you made any modifications to the commands in Step 5 on page 52, you must make the corresponding modifications to the commands above.


  • Resume the ECXpert 3.5 installation where you left off (either Step Five or Step Six).


Figure 2-10    ECXpert Installer Step Six

  1. As shown in Figure 2-10, Step Six creates and loads a new ECXpert Database. This step automatically runs the SQL scripts that create the database schema for the ECXpert database in the Oracle RDBMS, and encrypts and inserts Member passwords.




    2. Caution

    If you are performing an upgrade or re-install of ECXpert, make sure you have read the instructions at the appropriate continuation point indicated below. You should be clicking Skip on this step. If you Click Continue your existing database will be overwritten.

    If you are re-installing ECXpert Version 3.5, continue at Step 4 on page 115, in Appendix B, "Reinstalling Current ECXpert."



Figure 2-11    ECXpert Installer Step Six Messages

If you are re-installing ECXpert Version 3.5, continue at Step 5 on page 117, in Appendix B, "Reinstalling Current ECXpert."

If this is a new install, click Continue for Step Six. As the process runs, the Installer displays a process log screen, as shown in Figure 2-11.

When the process has completed, click Continue to go to the next step.

Figure 2-12    ECXpert Installer Step Seven

  1. As shown in Figure 2-12, Step Seven Initializes certificates. Click Continue to perform this process.


    2. The Installer initializes VeriSign certificate files. If you want to use certificates from other certificate authorities (CAs), add them in manually after installation.


Figure 2-13    ECXpert Installer Step Seven Messages

As the process runs, the Installer displays process status messages, as shown in Figure 2-13. When the process has completed, click Continue to go to the next step.

Figure 2-14    ECXpert Installer Step Eight

  1. As shown in Figure 2-14, Step Eight cleans up the files from the temporary installation directory. Click Continue to perform this process.


Figure 2-15    ECXpert Installer Step Eight Message

After the Installer completes its cleanup process, a message is displayed regarding the removal of all Template Files, as shown in Figure 2-15. Press Continue to advance to the next step.


Figure 2-16    ECXpert Installer Step Nine

  1. As shown in Figure 2-16, Step Nine finishes and cleans up the ECXpert 3.5 installation. Click Continue to perform this process.


Figure 2-17    ECXpert Installer Step Nine Messages

The ECXpert Installer displays the message INSTALLATION IS COMPLETE, as shown in Figure 2-17. Also displayed are instructions to modify two configuration files: obj.conf, for the iPlanet Web Server (Netscape Enterprise Server) and the jvm12.conf, for the Web Server's version 1.2 of Java Virtual Machine. In order for these changes to take effect, you will need to shut down and restart the Enterprise Server. See step 12 below to start the Enterprise Server. See the section Applying obj.conf File Changes to apply the configuration changes to the Enterprise Server.



Note

The bdghome/config/obj.mod file has same values as shown in Figure 2-17; you can look at this file as well to modify the obj.conf file. Also, the directory paths shown for the servlets, NameTrans fn.... may not be representative of the path for your installation implementation.



The information on this screen is written to a file for you to use in Step 12 to modify the Netscape Enterprise Server's obj.conf file.

  1. Exit the browser.


  2. Eject the installation disk.


    3. eject

       umount /cdrom
    If you get a "Device is busy" message, you may need to find other xterm windows which may have the directory /cdrom or /cdrom0 as the current working directory.

    If you get a "Device is busy" message, use the fuser -c command to get the processes that are locking the cdrom drive. You may need to find other xterm windows which may have the directory /cdrom or /cdrom0 as the current working directory. Otherwise, you may have been in the /cdrom or /cdrom0 directory when you issued the su command and the previous terminal session is still using the CD-ROM's directory as its current working directory. If so, issue the exit command to leave the shell for the new userid and go back to the previous userid's shell.

    If you are still unable to eject the ECXpert 3.5 CD from the CD-ROM drive, you may need to have your Unix System Administrator stop and restart the Volume Manager.

  3. Start the HTTP server.


    4. After you have ejected the ECXpert 3.5 CD from the CD-ROM drive, start the HTTP server with the following command sequence:


       su root
       cd $NSBASE/https-     machine_name
       ./start



    Caution

    Do NOT enter the first command above as

    su - root

    Using a hyphen ( - ) wipes out environment settings that are needed below.


Applying obj.conf File Changes


Note

If you plan to enable support for AIAG E-5 2000 communications protocol, you must include the noted change to the obj.conf file for the NameTransfn = statement, as shown in Figure 2-17 on page 68. The need for this statement is also described in the  Configuring the Servlets section of Appendix E: AIAG Administration in the Site Administrator's Handbook.


  1. Start your web browser and go to the following URL.


    2. http://machine_name:port#/admin-serv/bin/index

  2. Enter the user ID and password.


    3. Enter a user ID and password for a Netscape Enterprise Server user with administrative privileges.

  3. Apply any changes you made to the obj.conf file.


    4. A message window appears telling you that you must apply your changes. Click OK.

    In the Netscape Enterprise Server bar at the top of the screen, click Apply. The Apply Changes screen appears.

    Click Load Configuration Files for the iPlanet Web Server (Netscape Enterprise Server).

    If the changes are successfully applied, a "success" message window appears. Click OK to continue.

  4. Exit your web browser.


Starting the ECXpert Administration Server

Follow the steps below to start the ECXpert Administration Server.

  1. Start up the browser.


    2. Make sure you are still user root, then enter the following commands:

    $ cd $NSBASE/NS-apps/navigator
    $ ./netscape &


    Note

    The $DISPLAY environment variable must be set at this point in order for the browser to run. For more information on setting this environment variable, refer to Accessing the ECXpert Distribution Media, step 2.


  2. Display the ECXpert Administration home page.


    3. Enter the URL:

    http://hostname:port#



    Note

    If you used port 80 when you installed ECXpert, you do not need to enter a port number.


Figure 2-18    iPlanet ECXpert main menu

The ECXpert Main Screen appears, as shown in Figure 2-18.

  1. Save the URL to the ECXpert Main Menu as a bookmark.


  2. Start the ECXpert Administration Server.


    3. Click Admin in the ECXpert Main Menu.



    Note

    ECXpert 3.5 Administration Server is not pre-configured with password protection. Use the NES Administration interface to enable this feature, if desired.


Figure 2-19    ECXpert Management screen main menu

The Management screen appears, as shown in Figure 2-19 when the ECXpert Administration Server is On. If your screen shows the ECXpert Administration Server Off, click the On portion of the button's toggle to turn on the server. Then click the `....Updating....' prompt to the left of the On button to refresh the screen.

Click the ECXpert Administration Server toggle switch to the On position to start the server.

  1. Continue to the next chapter, Postinstallation Tasks, to test your installation and additional post-installation tasks.



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