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and optionally,

•adding ConsoleWorks to the system startup,

•editing templates to customize event and user templates, and

•importing existing Users, Consoles, Scans, Events and/or Databases.

♦note: Technically, ConsoleWorks has created an invocation after this stage of installation is completed. However, the invocation has no configured Ports, Profiles, Users, or Events. These components must be configured to make ConsoleWorks useful.

2)The second stage of installation uses a web browser to add/delete/configure items such as:

•accounts,

•consoles,

•profiles,

•scans,

•events, and

•actions.

2-3. Installation Terms

The following terms are provided as reference. It is recommended these terms be studied in conjunction with the next section in this document: Installation Concepts.

Agent

If the device being managed has Windows NT/2000 as its operating system, that Windows NT or Windows 2000 system requires an agent to gather and transmit its events since Windows does not have a serial con- sole.

Alpha

A host running an Alpha processor as its primary CPU.

CD

Refers to a Compact Disc.

Console

Console refers to a representation created and configured within ConsoleWorks, corresponding to a man- aged device. The console may be physically attached to a device console port or it may be mapped to Syslog events. Privileges are read, write, acknowledge and control.

ConsoleWorks Root Directory

The base directory on the ConsoleWorks server system in which all ConsoleWorks directories reside. On Windows NT/2000, this directory is C:\Program Files\TECSys Development, Inc\ConsoleWorks Server\.

Device Console Port

A Device Console Port is a serial port on a device that is used to manage that device.

Default Files

Default Files are a basic set of files created by ConsoleWorks installation kits when ConsoleWorks is first in- stalled. Those files are subsequently used to make invocation directory trees. Each invocation has its own directory tree based from the ConsoleWorks root directory.

Display

Display refers to a particular Window or Splash Screen displayed during a step in the installation. Screen, Window and Display are used interchangeably in this guide.

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Contents Windows NT/2000 FAX Table of Contents Iii Pre-Installation InstallationPurpose Intended AudienceCustomer Support Conventions used in this GuideOverview of the ConsoleWorks Installation Process Introduction to ConsoleWorksInstallation Terms Default FilesAgent AlphaInstaller Product Authorization Key PAKDistribution Kit or Package EventsInstallation Concepts Installation Phases Pre-InstallationSolaris User AccountConfiguration Invocation Components FigureUser ConsoleWorks ManagerInstallation Tips and Recommendations Special Note for Polycenter Console Manager PCM ownersHost System Criticality and ConsoleWorks Exclusivity Host Operating Systems SupportedFiles at the TDi Website Release NotesAdministrator Account Privileges are Required MentsRAM requirements CPU requirementsMake backup of system disks Installation ProcessAdministrator privileges Uninstall all versions of Field Test Software if applicablePage Page Page Page State of Installation after Completion Installing ConsoleWorks LicensesConsoleWorks and the Services Control Panel Starting the ConsoleWorks ServerAdd ConsoleWorks to the system startup ConsoleWorks manual starts and manual shut- downsEditing ConsoleWorks Default Templates Adding functionality Import existing scan definitionsImporting PolyCenter Console Manager PCM Port files ConsoleWorks databases Importing ConsoleWorks DatabaseEvent Template Files Console TemplateUser Template Files LOG DirectoryRe-install the ConsoleWorks Server and Client Programs Install ConsoleWorks LicensesStop the ConsoleWorks Server and License Manager Remove the ConsoleWorks Client and Server ProgramsAdd ConsoleWorks to the system startup Appendices This Page Intentionally Blank Appendix 1 Profile Rules and Examples Profile RulesThis Page Intentionally Blank Appendix 2 Html Directory Edits This Page Intentionally Blank DIR CONSOLE.TEMPLATE CPYCOLBUTTON.GIF TFSHOW.JS BLANKBUTTON.GIF TRIRIGHT.GIF FREEWARECOPYRIGHT.TXT Dirs 6,723,207,168 bytes free \HTML Document End

Version 1.5.0 specifications

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