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Getting Started

• What Is Sun OTP?

• Services Provided by Sun OTP

• Components in Sun OTP

• What's New in Sun OTP 2.0

Installing Sun OTP

• Supported Configurations

• Hardware and Software Requirements

• Prerequisites for Installing Sun OTP

• Order of Installing Plans

• Installing Sun OTP on a Stand-alone System Using a Bootable DVD

• Installing Sun OTP on a Clustered System Using the GUI

Administering Sun OTP

• Managing Different Applications

• Utility Plans

• Converting a Stand-alone Host to a Clustered Host

• Enabling and Disabling the System Management Service and the Application Provisioning Service

• Hardening the Sun OTP Host

• Unhardening the Sun OTP Host

Administering Web SSO User

• Adding Web SSO User

• Changing the Password of Existing Web SSO User

• Removing Web SSO User

Updating Sun OTP

• Using Patch Clusters to Update Sun OTP

Upgrading Sun OTP

• Upgrading Sun OTP Using Standard Upgrade

• Upgrading Sun OTP Using Dual-Partition Upgrade

• Upgrading Sun OTP Using Live Upgrade

Backing Up and Restoring Sun OTP

• Backing Up Sun OTP

• Restoring Sun OTP

Developing Applications Using Sun OTP

• Supported Solution Topologies

• Interfaces Supported by Sun OTP

• Tools to Develop Applications

• Customizing Sun OTP Deployment

• Adapting Applications for Sun OTP

• Installing Sun OTP As Part of Existing Solution Deployment

• Securing Web Applications With Sun OTP

• Integrating Web Applications to Sun OTP Web SSO Environment

Related Topics

• FAQs

Other Resources

• Sun Open Telecommunications Platform

• Qualified Hardware Matrix