Capturing the host id information of a WebLM server.

1. In the browser address field, enter http://host id where host id is the IP address of the computer or the name of that computer. For example, http://121.23.41.1 or http://irpcdev20. Go to the Web Administration entry screen.

   Note: Press the Refresh button of the browser that you are using if you are coming back to the Web Administration entry screen, after entering the Primary WebLM Server and Secondary WebLM Server URL details on the License Configurations screen.

2. Click WebLM Primary Server. Your Browser displays the Avaya WebLM version 4.0 page.

   Note: The WebLM version displayed in the first window may be different from WebLM version 4.0, depending upon the version of WebLM being used.

3. Click License Administration. Your browser displays the WebLM Administraton Login page.
4. Perform one of the following steps:
   1. If this is a new installation of WebLM, type the default User name (admin), and type weblmadmin for the password. Click Login, and continue with step 5.

      Your browser displays the Change Password page. WebLM issues the Change Password page the first time you log in to WebLM. After installing a new license, you do not have to change your password the next time you log in to WebLM.

   2. If this is an existing installation of WebLM, type your password, click Continue, and continue with step 6.

      Your browser displays the License Administration page.

5. Complete the Change Password page. Type weblmadmin in the Current Password field, and click Submit.

   Your browser displays the Login page and prompts you that your login is invalid. You

   can now log in with your new password.

6. Click Server Properties. Your browser displays the Server Properties page.

   In the Server Host ID field, the host id of the WebLM server is displayed. If it is the Primary WebLM Server, then in the Server Host ID field, the Primary Host ID is displayed. For example, 0003babc36b5.

   If it is the Secondary WebLM Server, then in the Server Host ID field, the Secondary Host ID is displayed. For example, 003babc45b5.

You can also capture the host id of your IR system by using the command line interface. Perform the following steps:

1. Login to your IR system with root permissions.

2. Type ifconfig -a at your command prompt.

The output of the ifconfig -a command is displayed on the screen as shown below.

0:3:ab:20:12:15

The host id of the system can be generated by prefixing every single digit number before, between or after a colon with a zero and removing the colons between the digits. For example the host id for this 0:3:ab:20:12:15 display would be 0003ab201215. The host id for 11:2:d:5:4:6 display would be 11020d050406.

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