Ericsson LBI-38965B installation manual Default System Accounts, Login, Password, Access Level

LBI-38965	INSTALLATION
4.2.2.1. First-Time Configuration
The following section describes the	minimal set of system initializations that a user must perform to set up a
BCU/CAL.

When the BCU/CAL software is first installed, three user accounts are initialized. Each account has a varying level of system access security. The following table defines the initial accounts and their passwords, arranged in decreasing levels of access. The login name and password are case-sensitive. These passwords can be changed from their default values, and new accounts installed, using the passwd command. Any new accounts added will have the same level of access as the "user" account.

Table 7 - Default System Accounts

Login

root

admin user

Password

root

admin

user

Access Level

Anything. This account is the “super-user.”

Can access any BCS commands for system configuration.

Most restricted, particularly for the BCS commands.

Log onto the BCU/CAL under the "root" account. The console display will be similar to the following:

Login: root

Password:

Copyright (c) Integrated Systems, Inc., 1992. Welcome to pSOSystem...

pSH+>

USER INFORMATION: Enter “ls” to observe the root level directory files and subdirectories which were created during the software installation process.

pSH+> ls
BITMAP.SYS	backup	etc	mnt
FLIST.SYS	bin	export	tmp
LOADER.SX	cdr	loads	usr
activity	cnfg	log	var

USER INFORMATION: The following example shows the configuration files for the unit. The .BIN files were created during the software installation process.

pSH+> cd cnfg
pSH+> ls -als
total 41
2	-rwxrwxrwx	1	root	622	Feb 01 1994 10:45 CAL.DAT
2	-rwxrwxrwx	1	root	892	Feb 01 1994	10:45 IP.DAT
2	-rwxrwxrwx	1	root	568	Feb 01 1994	10:47 SYSTEM.BIN
1	-rwxrwxrwx	1	root	131072	Feb 01 1994	10:47 UNIT.BIN
33	-rwxrwxrwx	1	root	16384	Feb 01 1994	10:47 GROUP.BIN

USER ACTION: Two system parameters may need to be set. If the BCU/CAL is operating in a Multi- Node/StarGate configuration, the IMC NIM slot number needs to be defined. If the BCU/CAL service area (IMC) has a Jessica interconnect system installed, the IMC PIM slot number needs to be defined. These parameters must be set appropriately for the BCU to correctly provide billing for calls involving these “sites” (i.e., StarGate or Jessica). They are required by the CAL to simulate secondary drops from the site(s) it is providing service for. If the parameter (NIM or PIM slot) does not apply, it should be set to zero (default value).

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