3 Provisioning Gateway Configuration

Once the OpenStack is ready and the Instance is created, connect to the instance using ssh command with it's IP Address as follows:

1. Login to root using:
   • Username as root
   • Password as changeme
   • Go to /var/ProvGateway and edit the Config.toml file. Refer to the table given below to edit the config.toml file.

     Table 3-1 Config.toml - Config Parameters

     Parameter	Value
     port	A port number on which ProvGw listens and accepts the soap requests
     noOfThreadPools	Number of threads for parallel execution, default is 5
     connectionTimeout	Timeout value once the soap client disconnects
     logLevel	Logging level values are, "DEBUG", "INFO", "ERROR"
     allowedIps	MTAS IPs, which are allowed to provision

     Table 3-2 Config.toml - SDS Parameters

     Parameter	Value
     IP	IP of SDS instance
     SoapPort	Port on which SDS is listening for soap messages
     Name	Identifier name for SDS instance, used for logging
     GUIusername	Username of SDS GUI for MMI commands
     GUIpassword	Password of SDS GUI for MMI commands

     Table 3-3 Config.toml - UDR Parameters

     Parameter	Value
     IP	IP of UDR instance
     SoapPort	Port on which UDR is listening for soap messages
     Name	Identifier name for UDR instance, used for logging
     GUIusername	Username of UDR GUI for MMI commands
     GUIpassword	Password of UDR GUI for MMI commands

2. To start the Provisioning Gateway application, execute the following command:

   StartProvGateway

   Example: # StartProvGateway OR $ StartProvGateway

3. To stop the Provisioning Gateway application, execute the following command:

   StopProvGateway

4. To restart the Provisioning Gateway application after making necessary configuration changes, execute the following command:

   RestartProvGateway