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After you have installed the Learning Management System, there are other tasks that must be completed to make full use of your installation. These include the following:
•Configuring
•Adding the Delivery Server to the Learning Management System application
•Deploying the Offline Learning Client
•Installing the Authoring Tool
•Installing the Command Line Import Utility
•Migrating LearningSpace data
•Installing XVFB on UNIX platforms to enable reporting
To complete these tasks, make sure that you have logged into the Learning Management System as the Administrator. Refer to the Administrator’s Guide for more information.
Configuring on-line help
The Learning Management System
To configure this help, create a directory for files in your HTTP Server’s document root (for example, /usr/IBMHttpServer/htdocs/en_US on an AIX system) to store the help files. Unzip the help .war file into this directory.
Note: UNIX and AIX users creating directories must have root privileges. Remember also not to use spaces when creating directory names.
Next, access the Learning Management System start page at
http://$LMM_HOSTNAME/$LMM_CONTEXT_ROOT (for example,
In the URL entry for the help system, enter http://$LMM_HOSTNAME /$HELP_DIR/ (for example, http://xyz.acme.com/help_dir/) where $HELP_DIR is the help directory created previously within the HTTP server’s document root.
Adding the Delivery Server to the Learning Management System application
1.To add the Delivery Server to the Learning Management System Server application, access the Learning Management System Server start page at http:// $LMM_HOSTNAME /$LMM_CONTEXT_ROOT (for example,
2.Go to
3.Enter a name, description, username and password for the DS. The Delivery Server URL is http:// $DS_HOSTNAME/$DS_CONTEXT_ROOT (for example,
4.Click Save.
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