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Complete this worksheet if you are installing the EPM server on an Auxiliary Experience Portal server.
| Requirement/Information Needed | Your value | Notes | ||||
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| Ensure that the hardware meets the minimum requirements. For more information on minimum server machine hardware requirements, see Avaya Experience Portal Overview and Specification on http://support.avaya.com. | For minimum hardware requirements, see Minimum (Linux) server machine hardware requirements. | |||||
| What access method are you going to use? |
______ Local keyboard, mouse, and monitor
______ Remote access via SSH client |
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| Server information |
IP address
______________________ Host name ______________________ |
The host name cannot contain spaces or periods. | ||||
| Avaya Enterprise Linux network configuration information |
Subnet mask on Corporate LAN
______________________ Default gateway ______________________ Primary DNS Server ______________________ DNS domain name ______________________ Time zone ______________________ |
For more information about the Avaya-provided server installation, see Implementing Avaya Experience Portal on multiple servers. | ||||
| For customer-provided hardware, is Release 7.x or 8.x 64 bit or newer update installed? |
______ Yes
______ No |
If No, install Release 7.x or 8.x 64 bit or later as described in Implementing Avaya Experience Portal on multiple servers. | ||||
| Is the default language for Linux set to English? |
______ Yes
______ No |
If No, set the default language to English. You can change the default language after Experience Portal is installed. | ||||
| Can all planned Experience Portal servers communicate with one another? |
______ Yes
______ No |
For more information about verifying server communication, see Implementing Avaya Experience Portal on multiple servers on http://support.avaya.com. | ||||
| For Avaya Enterprise Linux, user account passwords |
cust account
password: ___________________
root account password: ___________________ |
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| For Red Hat Enterprise Linux Server, user accounts and passwords |
root account password: ___________________
Non-root account name: ____________________ Non-root account password: _________________ |
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| Can you log in to the Experience Portal server with the non-root account name and password? |
______ Yes
______ No |
The upgrade tool deletes all existing root accounts. Therefore,
after the upgrade, the administrator can use the non-root account
name and password to log in and:
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| Installation directory, if different from default | ______________________ |
Default directory: /opt/Avaya/ExperiencePortal
Specify an absolute directory
path containing only standard English alphanumeric characters and the
symbols |
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| Auxiliary EPM database password | ______________________ | For more information about the Primary EPM server installation worksheet, see Implementing Avaya Experience Portal on multiple servers. | ||||
| Do you want to create a database account that can access the report information in the database? |
______ Yes
______ No If Yes, account user name, if different from the default: ______________ Password: __________________________ |
Default user name is: reportwriter
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| Do you want to create a report writer database account that allows external Experience Portal servers to write report data into the Experience Portal database on this server. |
______ Yes
______ No If Yes, account username: ______________________ If Yes, account password: ___________________ |
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| Third-party SSL certificate information. |
Third-party SSL certificate information.
The location of the existing certificate: ______________________ The existing certificate’s password: _________________ |
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| Will Avaya Services maintain this server? |
______ Yes
______ No If Yes, what is the Listed Directory Number (LDN) for this server? ______________________ Where is the Avaya Service Account authentication file located? ______________________ |
