This chapter describes the post-installation tasks for Oracle Communications IP Service Activator.
There are a number of tasks to do after IP Service Activator is installed, but before you create domains, and discover and manage your network devices.
These tasks include:
running the Configuration GUI to configure various system parameters
starting the system
configuring Super User accounts
checking router configurations
loading configuration policies
importing and linking controller scripts
setting up logging
enabling Layer 2 Martini support on the Cisco IOS cartridge if you intend to configure Layer 2 Martini VPNs
Note:
The next tasks you should perform are described in the topic about additional setup tasks after startup in IP Service Activator System Administrator's Guide. These tasks are required in order to be able to use IP Service Activator.Tasks include changing the default user group, and default super user when you first log in. After the default user is changed, all users must enter a name and password each time they start the IP Service Activator client. This is described in the topic about changing the default user in IP Service Activator System Administrator's Guide.
The compiled online Help files included with the IP Service Activator client require Internet Explorer version 8 or 9.
Install one of these versions of Internet Explorer on each of your Windows client hosts.
In addition, the online Help requires the use of certain ActiveX controls, which are set up as part of the installation process. The Help file does not run correctly if the ActiveX controls are deleted or disabled.