About this task
The planned Experience Portal server must have a static IP address and hostname, and
it must be able to communicate with the external systems using either:
Note:
Avaya is responsible only for the systems Avaya provides. External systems are
the customers' responsibility.
Procedure
- On the Experience Portal server, log in to Linux as any user.
- Verify the primary EPM server's IP address and hostname:
- Enter the hostname -i command.
This command should return the server’s IP address and not 127.0.0.1. If this check fails, you need to manually map the hostnames as
described in If both these checks fails, you need to manually map
the hostnames as described in Implementing Avaya Experience Portal on multiple servers on http://support.avaya.com.
- Enter the hostname -s command.
This command should return the server’s hostname and not localhost. If both these checks fails, you need to manually map the hostnames
as described in Implementing Avaya Experience Portal on multiple servers on http://support.avaya.com.
- Verify that the EPM server can communicate with all the external servers:
- Enter the ping -c 4 <server_hostname> command, where:
<server_hostname> is the hostname of the one of the following external
components attached to your Experience Portal system:
- Wait for the system
to respond with the contact information.
- If this check fails,
enter the ping -c 4 <server_ipaddress> command, where:
<server_ipaddress> is the IP address of the server whose hostname you specified
in the previous ping command.
- Wait for the system
to respond with the contact information.
- If both these checks
fails, you need to manually map the hostnames as described in Implementing Avaya Experience Portal on multiple servers on http://support.avaya.com.
- Repeat this procedure
for each external server in your Experience Portal system.