Paradyne CPX-1000, Jetstream JetVision 2.5 Installation Manual
Jetstream® JetVision
Installation Guide
Release 2.5
Document No. 1010-A2-GN21-00
February 2003
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Table of Contents
Preface
Audience ....................................................................................iii
Organization ..............................................................................iii
Related Documents...................................................................iv
Chapter 1 Installation Requirements
Installation Components........................................................ 1-1
Versions Compatibility...........................................................1-3
Installation Requirements for Windows ..............................1-3
Installation Requirements for Solaris...................................1-4
Chapter 2 Windows Environment
New Installation......................................................................2-1
Before Installation .............................................................2-2
Performing a Pre-installation Check ........................2-2
Installing JetVision Server................................................ 2-3
Installing JetVision Client ..............................................2-10
Upgrading JetVision Server.................................................2-16
NAT Firewall Connection ....................................................2-24
Customizing Gatekeeper in JetVision Server..............2-25
Customizing JetVision Client to Access Gatekeeper .2-26
Network NAT Process Example ...................................2-28
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Removing JetVision Components....................................... 2-29
Removing Oracle 8.1.6..........................................................2-32
Chapter 3 Solaris Environment
New Installation......................................................................3-1
Before Installation .............................................................3-2
Installing JetVision Server................................................ 3-5
Installing JetVision Client ..............................................3-13
Upgrading JetVision Server.................................................3-19
NAT Firewall Connection ....................................................3-27
Customizing Gatekeeper in JetVision Server..............3-28
Customizing JetVision Client to Access Gatekeeper .3-29
Index
Network NAT Process Example ...................................3-31
Solaris OS Packages ..............................................................3-32
Adding a Package ...........................................................3-32
Solaris OS Patches................................................................. 3-33
Downloading the Patch..................................................3-34
Installing the Patch .........................................................3-35
Uninstallation ........................................................................ 3-37
Removing JetVision ........................................................3-37
Removing Oracle 8.1.6....................................................3-39
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Preface
The Jetstream JetVision Installation Guide provides instructions for
installing JetVision software on Windows or Solaris computers.
Refer to Jetstream JetVision User’s Guide for information on how to
use JetVision to configure, provision, and monitor Paradyne
Jetstream equipment in broadband networks.
Audience The JetVision Installation Guide is written for network operations
center personnel, who install, manage, and maintain voice
networks. It is assumed these personnel are familiar with the
installation, telecom equipment, and telecom network
management software and telecom terminology. In particular, the
reader should be familiar with Paradyne Jetstream equipment and
terminology.
Organization The JetVision Installation Guide is organized as follows:
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Chapter 1, Installation Requirements, provides installation
requirements for Windows and Sun Solaris operating
systems.
Chapter 2, Windows Environment, provides instructions to
install, upgrade, and remove JetVision Server and JetVision
Client. This chapter also provides instructions to set up a
NAT firewall.
Chapter 3, Solaris Environment, provides instructions to
install, upgrade, and remove JetVision Server and JetVision
Client. This chapter also provides instructions to set up a
NAT firewall and to download the required OS patches and
packages.
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Related
Documents
Complete documentation for this product is available online at
www.paradyne.com. Select Support
Jetstream Media Gateway Systems.
Jetstream JetVision User’s Guide
Describes the top level management of multiple CPX-1000
equipment.
Jetstream CPX-1000 Voice Services Platform Installation and
Operation
Describes features and characteristics of the CPX-1000
equipment, provides procedures to install the equipment,
and provides instructions to troubleshoot and repair the
CPX-1000.
Jetstream JetCraft User’s Guide
Describes how to install Paradyne Jetstream craft interface
terminal software, and provides instructions to configure a
CPX-1000 Voice Services platform using JetCraft.
To order a paper copy of a Paradyne document, or to talk to a sales
representative, please call 1-727-530-2000.
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Tec hn ic al M an ua ls →
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C H A P T E R
1
Installation Requirements
This chapter provides installation requirements for installing
JetVision Server and JetVision Client on Windows and Sun Solaris
operating systems. This chapter includes the following topics:
Installation components (page 1-1)
Version compatibility (page 1-3)
Installation requirements for Windows (page 1-3)
Installation requirements for Solaris (page 1-4)
Installation
Components
JetVision Server and JetVision Client are typically installed on
separate machines when distributed graphical user interface (GUI)
access is required. But the server and client can also be installed on
the same computer concurrently.
When installing JetVision, the following supporting components
will also be installed:
JetVision InfoCenter
Oracle 8.1.6 database with JDBC OCI driver
Apache 1.3.12
Vbroker 5.0
Figure 1–1 shows how JetVision Server, JetVision Client, and their
supporting components are associated to each other in a typical
installation. Table 1–1 lists the capabilities of JetVision 2.5.
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PC 2 PC 1
JetVision Client
JetVision
Client
HTTP
IIOP
HTTP
Apache
Web
Server
JetVision Server
JetVision
Server
Web
Browser
Info
Center
LAN/WAN
Visibroker
IIOP
IIOP
IIOP
Visibroker
Info
Center
Oracle
Database
EMS
Figure 1–1. JetVision Installation Components
Table 1–1. JetVision 2.5 Capabilities
Capabilities
Number of JetVision Server sessions running at the
same time
Number of JetVision Client sessions per JetVision
Server
0301
Supported
Number
1
20
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Number of CPX-1000s supported per server
session
Number of subtending IADs supported per server
session
Number of telephone lines supported per JetVision
Server
50
8,000
64,000
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Versions
Compatibility
The JetVision 2.5 Server can concurrently manage any combination
of CPX-1000 2.5, CPX-1000 2.4, or CPX-1000 2.3.3.x. The JetVision
2.5 Client allows you to provision any combination of CPX-1000
2.5, CPX-1000 2.4, or CPX-1000 2.3.3.x.
JetVision version information can be found by clicking About in
the Help menu. The About dialog box displays the JetVision Server
and JetVision Client numbers. In addition, information is provided
about the application and the server to which it is connected.
Installation
Requirements
There are no service pack requirement for Windows 2000;
however, JetVision Server and JetVision Client can only be
installed on computers running Windows 4.0 NT with Service
for Windows
Pack 5.0 or later. Ta bl e 1– 2 lists the minimum requirements for
both the JetVision Server and JetVision Client.
Table 1–2. System Requirements for Windows
Minimal Server Configuration
Recommended Server
Configuration (up to 50
CPX-1000 systems)
Minimal Client Configuration
Pentium III computer, 900
MHz processor or higher
512 MB RAM
1 GB virtual memory
3 GB of free hard disk
drive space
140 MB free on the system
drive
256 color VGA display
card
CD-ROM drive
10/100 Ethernet card
Pentium IV computer
(2
× 933 MHz)
1 GB RAM
2 GB virtual memory
40 GB of free hard disk
drive space
140 MB free on the system
drive
256 color VGA display
card
CD-ROM drive
10/100 Ethernet card
Pentium III computer, 233
MHz or higher
512 MB RAM
1 GB of virtual memory
100 MB of free hard disk
drive space
50 MB free on the system
drive
256 color VGA display
card
CD-ROM drive
10/100 Ethernet card
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Installation
Requirements
for Solaris
JetVision Server and JetVision Client for Solaris can be installed on
computers running Sun Solaris 7 and 8. Table 1–3 lists the
minimum requirements for both the JetVision Server and JetVision
Client.
Table 1–3. System Requirements for Solaris
Minimal Server Configuration
Sun Ultra 10 system
Recommended Server
Configuration (up to 50
CPX-1000 systems)
Sun Enterprise 250
system (2 x 400 MHz)
512 MB RAM
1 GB virtual memory
1 GB RAM
2 GB virtual memory or
2X RAM
3 GB free hard disk drive
40 Gb free disk space
space
400 MB free space in
partition:
/
tmp
400 MB free space in
partition:
/
tmp
Minimal Client Configuration
Sun Ultra 5 system
512 MB RAM
1 GB virtual memory
100 MB free disk space
100 MB in partition: /tmp
CD-ROM drive
256 color VGA display
card
10/100 Ethernet card
CD-ROM drive
256 color VGA display
card
10/100 Ethernet card
CD-ROM drive
256 color VGA display
card
10/100 Ethernet card
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2
Windows Environment
This chapter provides instructions for installing, upgrading, and
removing JetVision Server and JetVision Client on a Windows
operating system. This chapter includes the following topics:
Performing a pre-installation check (page 2-2)
Installing JetVision Server Release 2.5 (page 2-3)
Installing JetVision Client Release 2.5 (page 2-10)
Upgrading JetVision Server (page 2-16)
New
Installation
NAT firewall connection (page 2-24)
Removing JetVision components (page 2-29)
Removing Oracle 8.1.6 (page 2-32)
Before you begin installing JetVision Server and JetVision Client,
ensure that your computer meets all hardware requirements for
the Windows operating system (Chapter 1, Installation
Requirements).
The installation tasks include:
Installing JetVision Server (page 2-3)
Installing JetVision Client (page 2-10)
If you plan to install JetVision Server and JetVision Client on the
same workstation, make sure to install JetVision Server first.
JetVision Client and JetVision Server use JRE 1.3.1 for installation.
Only one JetVision Server is supported per installation.
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Before
Installation
Performing a Preinstallation Check
Step 1 Insert the JetVision Server Windows installation CD-ROM into the
Step 2 Double-click startjetutil.bat (tools/jetutil/bin). A console
Before installation, do the following:
1. Stop all Java applications.
2. Run jetutil to verify if the target machine meets the
minimum installation (i.e., hardware and software)
requirement.
To perform a pre-installation check:
CD-ROM drive to display the content.
window appears, displaying the menu selection (Figure 2–1).
Figure 2–1. Jetutil Main Menu
Step 3 Typ e
6
to select Run System Requirement Checks, then press
<Enter>. The menu selection appears (Figure 2–2).
Figure 2–2. Jetutil Menu Selection
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Step 4 Type a number that corresponds to the application you are
installing, then press <Enter>. The window displays your
workstation capacity and informs you of meeting the installation
requirement.
Step 5 Typ e
Installing
JetVision Server
Step 1 Log on with administrator privileges to the computer where you
Step 2 Insert the JetVision Client installation CD-ROM into the CD-ROM
q
, then press <Enter> to quit. Or press any key to return to
the menu selection window to continue with system check for
other application you are installing.
Note
This installation procedure assumes that no Oracle is
installed on your computer.
To install JetVision Server on Windows, follow these steps:
want to install JetVision Server.
drive. The Welcome screen appears (Figure 2–3).
If your autorun feature is disabled, go to Explore and click
the CD-ROM drive to display the contents. Double-click the
setup.bat
If the contents of the JetVision Client installation CD-ROM
have been copied to a network, log on to the network, locate
the
setup.bat
file.
file and double-click it.
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Figure 2–3. Welcome Screen
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Step 3 Click Next. The JetVision Application Selection screen appears
(Figure 2–4).
Figure 2–4. JetVision Application Selection Screen
Note
At any time during installation, you can click the Back
button to check or change the previous setting.
Step 4 Select Install JetVision Server, then click Next. A
welcome screen similar to Figure 2–3 on page 2-3 appears.
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Step 5 Click Next. The License Agreement screen appears (Figure 2–5).
Select this box to continue
Figure 2–5. License Agreement Screen
Note
The Next button is enabled after you accept the terms of
the licence agreement.
Step 6 Select the I accept the terms of the license
agreement button, then click Next. The JetVision Server Setting
screen appears (Figure 2–6).
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Figure 2–6. JetVision Server Setting Screen
Tip
To find the name of the computer, double-click the
Network icon in the Control Panel. Then click the
Identification tab. The name of the computer is in
the Computer Name field.
Step 7 Click Next to accept the default name (this name is the same as
that of your computer).
– Or –
Type the JetVision Server name (up to 16 alphanumeric characters
with no spaces and punctuation) in the JetVision Server ID
field.
Note
When Autostart JetVision Server is selected
(default setting), JetVision Server will automatically
start upon reboot.
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The Oracle 8.1.6 Setting screen appears (Figure 2–7).
Figure 2–7. Oracle 8.1.6 Setting Screen
Step 8 Type a number in the Historical Alarm DB Size (in MB)
field, and click Next to accept the default path: C:\orant.
– Or –
Type the directory path in the Oracle 8.1.6 Destination
Directory field or click Browse to navigate to where Oracle will
be installed.
Note
The minimum buffer for historical alarm database is 150
MB. You can set it to a maximum of 25% of your disk
capacity. Refer to Jetstream JetVision User’s Guide to
increase the historical alarm database after installation.
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The Historical PM Database Size screen appears (Figure 2–8).
Figure 2–8. Historical PM Database Size Screen
Step 9 Click to select the button that describes the size of your network
(the PM DB size (in MB) field is automatically populated), then
click Next. The Destination Folder for JetVision Server screen
appears (Figure 2–9).
Step 10 Click Next to accept the default path: C:\Jetstream.
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Figure 2–9. Destination Folder Screen
– Or –
Type the directory path in the destination directory field or click
Change to navigate to where the JetVision Server will be installed.
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The Ready to Install screen (Figure 2–10) appears, listing other
supporting components that will be installed and their file sizes.
Figure 2–10. Ready to Install Screen
Step 11 Click install Now. A file extraction screen appears, followed by
the Oracle installation status (Figure 2–11).
Step 12 Press any key to close the console window and return to the
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Figure 2–11. Installing Oracle Status Screen
The installation will take between 30 to 60 minutes depending on
your computer.
Near the end of the Oracle installation, a console window appears,
showing the progress and status of the database schema creation.
installation. The Installation Summary screen appears
(Figure 2–12), listing the location of the JetVision Server.
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Figure 2–12. Installation Summary Screen
Step 13 Click Exit. The JetVision Server and InfoCenter icons on your
desktop.
Step 14 Reboot your computer or, if you are installing JetVision Client on
Installing
JetVision Client
the same computer, continue to install the JetVision Client, and
reboot later.
Note
If you plan to set up the NAT firewall connection, follow
the procedure in Customizing Gatekeeper in JetVision
Server on page 2-25.
If you intend to install JetVision Client on the same workstation as
JetVision Server, install the JetVision Server first.
Note
JetVision Client uses JRE 1.3.1 for installation. Make sure
to stop all Java applications before installing
JetVision 2.5.
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To install JetVision Client on Windows, follow these steps:
Step 1 Log on with administrator privileges to the computer where you
want to install JetVision Client.
Step 2 Insert the JetVision Client installation CD-ROM into the CD-ROM
drive. The Welcome screen appears (Figure 2–13).
If your autorun feature is disabled, go to Explore and click
the CD-ROM drive to display the contents. Double-click the
setup.bat
If the contents of the JetVision Client installation CD-ROM
file.
have been copied to a network, log on to the network, locate
the
setup.bat
file and double-click it.
Figure 2–13. Welcome Screen
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Step 3 Click Next. The JetVision Application Selection screen appears
(Figure 2–14).
Figure 2–14. JetVision Application Selection Screen
Note
At any time during installation, you can click the Back
button to check or change the previous setting.
Step 4 Select Install JetVision Client, then click Next. A
Welcome screen similar to Figure 2–13 on page 2-11 appears.
Step 5 Click Next. The License Agreement screen appears (Figure 2–15).
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Select this box to continue
Figure 2–15. License Agreement Screen
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Note
The Next button is enabled after you accept the terms of
the licence agreement.
Step 6 Select the I accept the terms of the license
agreement check box, then click Next. The Web Browser Panel
screen appears (Figure 2–16).
Figure 2–16. Web Browser Panel Screen
If a Web browser is found, its location is displayed.
If a Web browser is not found, a message appears in the
Description pane, telling you that a browser has not been
found. Click the Exit Setup and Install a Web
Browser first button, then click Browse to navigate to
where the Web browser is stored, and install a Web browser.
Note
The JetVision Client installation cannot continue until a
Web browser is installed.
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Step 7 Click Next. The JetVision Client Setting screen appears
(Figure 2–17).
Figure 2–17. JetVision Client Setting Screen
Step 8 Type the following information (up to 16 alphanumeric characters
with no spaces or punctuation).
JetVision Server ID field: this is the name you used
when you installed JetVision Server.
JetVision Server Hostname: this is the name of the
computer where the JetVision Server was installed.
Click Next, and the Destination Folder screen appears
(Figure 2–18).
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Figure 2–18. JetVision Client Destination Folder Screen
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