Toolpack Installation v2.2:Windows XP - Revision history

Luc Morissette: Removed "Faxserver"

2012-04-19T13:09:44Z

Removed "Faxserver"

Allyntree: /* Other References */

2010-05-23T18:05:48Z

Other References

Allyntree at 20:35, 31 December 2009

2009-12-31T20:35:11Z

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Allyntree at 16:47, 31 December 2009

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Allyntree at 16:43, 31 December 2009

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Allyntree at 20:29, 30 December 2009

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Allyntree: /* Toolpack System */

2009-12-30T19:54:08Z

Toolpack System

Allyntree: /* Using the Toolpack Web Portal to view system status */

2009-12-30T19:44:09Z

Using the Toolpack Web Portal to view system status

Allyntree: /* Create the redundant host configuration in the Web Portal */

2009-12-30T19:35:07Z

Create the redundant host configuration in the Web Portal

Allyntree: /* Using the Toolpack Web Portal to view system status */

2009-12-30T19:30:43Z

Using the Toolpack Web Portal to view system status

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-===Create the Redundant Host Configuration in the Web Portal===
+=== Create the Redundant Host Configuration in the Web Portal ===
-Before starting Toolpack on the redundant host, it is mandatory to create the configuration for that host in the Web Portal. Toolpack will refuse to start on the redundant host if it cannot find a configuration:
+#Go to the main host of the Toolpack system (not the redundant host yet). Using a web browser, type:
 #*http://127.0.0.1:12358/
-# Go to the main host of the Toolpack system (not the redundant host yet). Using a web browser, type:
+#*Then, replace port 12358 by the actual value of TBX_GW_PORT set earlier.
-#* http://127.0.0.1:12358/
+#Enter a user name and password to login.[[Image:Win Install v2.2 Login.png|700px]]
-#* Then, replace port 12358 by the actual value of TBX_GW_PORT set earlier.
+#Click on the “Hosts” link to the left of the screen.
-# Enter a user name and password to login.[[Image:Win_Install_v2.2_Login.png|700px]]
+#Click on “Create New Host Configuration”.
-# Click on the “Hosts” link to the left of the screen.
+#Enter the required information:
-# Click on “Create New Host Configuration”.
+#*Enter the host name (this must exactly match the name of the redundant host).
-# Enter the required information:
+#*Select one or multiple functions that this host should fulfill. These should generally be "Management", "Call", and in some cases, "Streamserver".
-#* Enter the host name (this must exactly match the name of the redundant host).
+#*Click "Create".
-#* Select one or multiple functions that this host should fulfill. These should generally be "Management", "Call", and in some cases, "Streamserver" and "Faxserver".
+#Click on the “Systems” section on the left of the screen.
-#* Click "Create".
+#Click “Edit” on the current system.
-# Click on the “Systems” section on the left of the screen.
+#Click the “Build application list” link.
-# Click “Edit” on the current system.
+#Go back to the “Hosts” section on the left of the screen. You should see something like this:[[Image:Win Install v2.2 Hosts.png|700px]]
 # Click the “Build application list” link.
-# Go back to the “Hosts” section on the left of the screen. You should see something like this:[[Image:Win_Install_v2.2_Hosts.png|700px]]
 ===Starting Toolpack on the Redundant Host===

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	==Other References==		==Other References==

−	Documentation concerning the configuration and operation of the Toolpack application can be accessed from the [[~~Web_Portal_Tutorial_Guide_Versions~~\|Web Portal Tutorial Guides]] page.	+	Documentation concerning the configuration and operation of the Toolpack application can be accessed from the [[Web_Portal\|Web Portal Tutorial Guides]] page.

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 Configuring the Toolpack system is done through the Web Portal. Connect to the Web Portal as
-explained above, then visit the different sections on the left of the page to configure the various
+explained above, then visit the different links to the left of the page in order to configure the various
 components of the system.
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-By default, the Streamserver application is not launched within the Toolpack System. It’s installed in "maintenance mode", because it requires some manual configuration that depend on the host hardware capacities. The StreamServer is required on installations that are required to play files and record audio on active calls (to implement features such as ring back tone, IVR, voice mail, etc). This section explains how to configure and start the Streamserver application:
+By default, the Streamserver application is not launched within the Toolpack System. It’s installed in "maintenance mode" because it requires some manual configuration that depend on the host's hardware capacities. The StreamServer is necessary on installations that are required to play back files and record audio on active calls (to implement features such as ring back tone, IVR, voice mail, etc). This section explains how to configure and start the Streamserver application:
-# Click on the section “Applications -> Configurations” (always visible on the left of the screen).
+# Navigate to: “Applications -> Configurations” (always visible on the left of the screen).
-# Click “Edit” on the Stream server application.
+# Click “Edit” on the Streamserver application.
-# Adjust parameters. It is important to configure these parameters with care according to the host capacities, and to the system play and record requirements. Pay particular attention to “RAM limit” and “Database chunk size” parameters, which highly depend on the hardware configuration. For information on how to configure the Streamserver application, please refer to the tbstreamserver hardware guide.
+# Adjust parameters. It is important to configure these parameters with care according to the host capacities and to the system playback and recording requirements. Pay particular attention to “RAM limit” and “Database chunk size” parameters, which are highly dependent on the hardware configuration. For information on how to configure the Streamserver application, please refer to the tbstreamserver hardware guide.
 # Click “Save”.
-# Click on the section “Applications -> Instances” (always visible on the left of the screen).
+# Navigate to: “Applications -> Instances” (always visible on the left of the screen).
 # Switch to “Status” tab.
 # Click on the Stream server application name.

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−	'''Note:''' The following ~~instructions need~~ to ~~be done only once on~~ the redundant host, in order to install an initial Toolpack package. Once Toolpack is running on that host, it will automatically update itself to any other package installed and activated on the main host of this Toolpack system:	+	'''Note:''' The following changes to the redundant host need only be carried, in order to install an initial Toolpack package. Once Toolpack is running on that host, it will automatically update itself to any other package installed and activated on the main host of this Toolpack system:

	# Download the Toolpack installer named “TBToolPack-2.2.0-Setup.exe”, and double-click on it.		# Download the Toolpack installer named “TBToolPack-2.2.0-Setup.exe”, and double-click on it.

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 #* http://xmlsoft.org, or
 #* http://www.zlatkovic.com/pub/libxml
+#MSVC8 Redistributable: If you plan on using TBToolPack-x.y.zz-<b>msvc8</b>-Setup.exe, then you need to install the following:
 ===Toolpack Stream Server===

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	In order to view the status of Toolpack on the secondary host, click on the "Status" section on the left of the page, then select the "Hosts" tab. You can also see the status of individual applications on the redundant host under the "Applications" tab.		In order to view the status of Toolpack on the secondary host, click on the "Status" section on the left of the page, then select the "Hosts" tab. You can also see the status of individual applications on the redundant host under the "Applications" tab.

		+	[[Image:Win_Install_v2.2_Host_Status.png\|700px]]

	===Updating package version on the redundant host===		===Updating package version on the redundant host===

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 #* http://127.0.0.1:12358/
 #* Then, replace port 12358 by the actual value of TBX_GW_PORT value set earlier.
-# Enter user name and password to login.
+# Enter user name and password to login.[[Image:Win_Install_v2.2_Login.png|700px]]
 # Click on the “Hosts” section on the left of the screen.
 # Click on “Create New Host Configuration”.
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 # Click “Edit” on the current system.
 # Click on the button “Build application list”.
-# Go back to the “Hosts” section on the left of the screen. You should see something like this:
+# Go back to the “Hosts” section on the left of the screen. You should see something like this:[[Image:Win_Install_v2.2_Hosts.png|700px]]
 ===Starting Toolpack on the redundant host===

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 #* http://127.0.0.1:12358/
 #* Replace port 12358 by the actual value of TBX_GW_PORT value set earlier.[[Image:Win_Install_v2.2_Login.png|700px]]
-# Enter your user name and password. You will be presented the global status page of the Toolpack system. On this page, you can switch from one Tab to the other to view the status of various components of the system.[[Image:Win_Install_v2.2_System_Status.png|700px]][[Image:Win_Install_v2.2_Adapters_Status.png|700px]]
+# Enter your user name and password. You will be presented the global status page of the Toolpack system. On this page, you can switch from one Tab to the other to view the status of various components of the system.
 ===Using the Toolpack Web Portal to Configure the Tmedia System===