Operation Guide Part 3. Getting Started Getting Started Operation Guide INAS EMS 2
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Operation Guide Getting Started INAS EMS 3 Contents of Update Issue No. 1.0 Chapter/Section Reason for Update All Initial release
Issue History Issue Number Date Update Issue 1 11/2012 Initial release
Getting Started Operation Guide INAS EMS 4 Contents 1 Getting Started for Windows .............................................................. 5 1.1 Initial Configuration for INAS EMS Service ............................................ 5 1.1.1 General Settings on INAS EMS Service Manager ........................................5 1.1.2 DataBase Settings on INAS EMS Service Manager .....................................6 1.1.3 License Settings on INAS EMS Service Manager ........................................7 1.2 Logging on Service with Client .............................................................. 8 2 Getting Started for Solaris ................................................................ 10 2.1 Initial Configuration and Start up of INAS EMS Service via Shell Script 10 2.2 Initial Configuration and Start up of INAS EMS Service via Service Manager (on X-Window) .............................................................................. 11 2.3 Logging on Service with Client ............................................................ 11
Operation Guide Getting Started INAS EMS 5 1 Getting Started for Windows In this part, you will learn about what should be configured for getting started operating INAS EMS service for Windows. 1.1 Initial Configuration for INAS EMS Service Double-click DasanEMS Server Manager shortcut icon on the desktop to start INAS EMS Service Manager. Complete the following steps to setup the initial configuration of INAS EMS Service. 1.1.1 General Settings on INAS EMS Service Manager
1. If necessary, change a language in Language drop-down list. And then click Set. The language change message popup is prompted. Click OK. And restart the INAS EMS Service Manager. NOTE The default language depends on a users OS. 2. Specify a network address and port number of INAS EMS service, and then click Set. NOTE The address and port number are for a clients access to the service. The "30533" is entered for port number by default. 3. Click Start to run the service. NOTE If you want to change the IP address of service while INAS EMS is running, you should restart the service by clicking Set in Connection Information and Restart in Service Status. 4. If the service fails, click DataBase menus to check database configuration. Getting Started Operation Guide INAS EMS 6 1.1.2 DataBase Settings on INAS EMS Service Manager
NOTE In case that you use Oracle database packaged with INAS EMS Service Manager for EMS service, you needs to purchase a retail version of one for UNLIMITED use. The entries on database settings are automatically entered by default, if the Oracle database was installed normally during INAS EMS Service Manager installation. If you want to use another database installed on your computer, perform the following steps: 1. Select Connection Information sub-menu. 2. At Database Type drop-down, select a database. 3. In Host Name field, enter an IP address of computer or computer name where the database is installed. NOTE A local IP address is entered by default, assumed that the database is installed in the same computer. 4. Enter a port number for database connection. NOTE The "1521" is entered for port number by default. 5. Enter SID. NOTE System ID; "xe" is entered by default. 6. Enter an user account and password for access to database instance. NOTE The account is an instance name created in database. By default, this is entered by the one created automatically on Oracle database installed during INAS EMS Service Manager installation. If you want to connect another instance of database, you enter that instance name. And, a password is required for access to the instance. By default, this is entered by the password ("inas") you have specified at Oracle database installation. If you want to connect another instance of database, you enter the password for the instance Operation Guide Getting Started INAS EMS 7 access. NOTE You can verify database instance connection using Connect Check. 7. Enter a system account and password. NOTE This account is for database system access. NOTE You can verify database system connection using Connect Check.
NOTE If the database connection fails, it may be due to firewall on the specified port. Check out the firewall configuration of computer where the database is installed. 8. If the connection is successful, click Set to save the settings. 1.1.3 License Settings on INAS EMS Service Manager
1. Click Create to open a window for creating license request file. At the window, enter customer name, user name, phone number and e-mail address, and select one MAC address on which your INAS EMS server communicates. Click Save to save the information as a request file for license. (A Save as dialog is poped up.) The file format is an encrypted .xml. Getting Started Operation Guide INAS EMS 8
2. You email this request file to DASAN customer service. Your support personnel will response to your email with license file attached, based on agreed contract. 3. When you get a license file, apply it to your INAS EMS server by finding it through button and clicking Set.
NOTE Basically, a license is activated by clicking Set button on the steps above. In case of activation failure, restart the EMS service by using Restart button at General menu. 1.2 Logging on Service with Client Double-click DasanEMS Client shortcut icon on the desktop to start INAS EMS Client. Perform the following steps to log in INAS EMS service.
1. Enter an INAS EMS server IP address and a port number in Server IP and Port input Operation Guide Getting Started INAS EMS 9 box. NOTE These settings refer to the configuration of INAS EMS Service Manager > General > Connection Information. NOTE You can select an IP address at history drop-down as well when logging on later. 2. Enter a user name in Account. NOTE The default user name is "admin". 3. Enter a password in Password. NOTE The default password is "nms". NOTE You can edit or add the account settings at INAS EMS Client > Tool > Preferences > Security. 4. Click Login. NOTE If you want to login automatically with the last used account/password at the next login, check Login Automatically checkbox. To disable the auto login, go to INAS EMS Client > Tool > Preferences > Security, and uncheck Sign me in automatically checkbox, and click Set.
Getting Started Operation Guide INAS EMS 10 2 Getting Started for Solaris In this part, you will learn about what should be configured for getting started operating INAS EMS service for Solaris. 2.1 Initial Configuration and Start up of INAS EMS Service via Shell Script In case of the first start via command lines, you should configure several parameters first to start up the INAS EMS service: service IP address; service port; database hostname; database port; SID; DB user account/password; and DB administrator account/password. The following steps are the example of command lines to configure the settings for initialization of INAS EMS service and start it up. 1. Execute "ServerStart_Init.sh" in /opt/DasanNetworks/EMS/Server. root@solaris:/opt/DasanNetworks/EMS/Server# ./ServerStart_Init.sh NOTE You should log in as root first. 2. Enter parameters for configuration. Service IP Address: 10.45.42.253 Service Port(Default: 30533): 30533 Database Hostname(Default: 127.0.0.1): 127.0.0.1 Database Port(Default: 1521): 1521 SID(Default: xe): orcl DB User Account(Default: inas): inas_13732 DB User Password(Default: inas): inas DB Administrator Account(Default: system): system DB Administrator Password(Default: inas): Inas2012 10.45.42.253 30533 127.0.0.1 1521 orcl inas_13732 inas system Inas2012 ServerIPAddress:10.45.42.253 / ServerPort:30533 / DBHostName:127.0.0.1 / DBPort:1521 / SID:orcl / DBUserAccount:inas_13732 / DBUserPwd:inas / DBAdminAccount:system / DBAdminPwd:Inas2012 NOTE The parameters are sample configuration for your reference. NOTE Service IP Address: INAS EMS service IP address Service Port: INAS EMS service port number Database Hostname: Database host name or IP address; "127.0.0.1" is a local IP address of INAS EMS service. Operation Guide Getting Started INAS EMS 11 Database Port: Database port number SID: System ID DB User Account: An instance name created in database DB User Password: A password for access to the instance DB Administrator Account: An account for database system access DB Administrator Password: A password for database system access NOTE Once the initial configuration is completed, you do not need to perform the settings again unless you want to modify them. 3. With the initial configuration completed, you can start INAS EMS service by executing "ServerStart.sh" in /opt/DasanNetworks/EMS/Server. root@solaris:/opt/DasanNetworks/EMS/Server# ./ServerStart.sh (for foreground-running) or dasan@solaris:~$ nohup opt/DasanNetworks/EMS/Server/ServerStart.sh & (for background-running) NOTE To stop the service in foreground-running, press "Ctrl+C". To stop the service in background-running, use the following command: root@solaris:/opt/DasanNetworks/EMS/Server# ./ServerStop.sh 2.2 Initial Configuration and Start up of INAS EMS Service via Service Manager (on X-Window) You can perform initial configuration and start up of INAS EMS via Service Manager on X-Window. Basically, the Service Manager is opened up automatically after installation of INAS EMS service by X-Window. If you want to execute the Service Manager manually, use the following command on a command terminal of X-Window: dasan@solaris:~$ nohup opt/DasanNetworks/EMS/Service/ServiceStart.sh & If the Service Manager is opened, you configure the initial settings and start the INAS EMS service. The way to perform those configurations is the same as on Windows. Please see 1.1 Initial Configuration for INAS EMS Service. 2.3 Logging on Service with Client To log into the INAS EMS service, you use INAS EMS Client on GUI environment such as MS Windows or X-Window. For the details of how to open the Client on MS Windows and log into the service, see 1.2 Logging on Service with Client. To open the Client on Solaris, use the following command on a command terminal of X- Window: dasan@solaris:~$ nohup opt/DasanNetworks/EMS/Client/ClientStart.sh & At first, you meet the screen of login to INAS EMS service as like on MS Windows. The way to log into the service is the same as on MS Windows. For the details, see 1.2 Logging on Service with Client.