Lucent Technologies CentreVu Call Management System Release 3 Version 8 Software Installation And Setup Manual

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2. Select the region and time zone where this system is located, and 
then select Continue.
The Date and Time screen appears:
3. Select Continue to accept the displayed date and time, or if 
necessary, enter the correct date and time. When all the information 
is correct, select Continue.
The Confirm Information screen appears:
4. If the displayed information is correct, select Continue. If you select 
Change, the program returns to the Subnets screen.
The system date and time are now set. After a few minutes, the 
program continues with the selection of 
Solaris 7 system files. 
						

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Selecting the 
Solaris7 System 
Files 
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If the system currently has an earlier version of Solaris installed, the 
first 
Solaris Interactive Installation screen appears after a few 
minutes (if this screen is not displayed, go to Step 2):
1. Select Initial.
The second 
Solaris Interactive Installation screen appears: 
						

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2. Select Continue.
The Allocate Client Services screen appears:
3. Select Continue.
The Select Languages screen appears. Select the languages you 
want to see displayed in the user interface. English is automatically 
installed by default. 
4. When you have completed choosing your language selections, click 
Continue. 
						

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The Select Software screen appears:
5. Select End User System Support. Check to make sure that the 
Solaris 64 Bit Support box is 
NOT selected, and then select 
Customize
 (NOT Continue).
If you select Continue instead of Customize, the Disks screen 
(shown on Page 2-18
) appears, which is incorrect. If this 
happens, select Go Back from the Disks screen. 
The Customize Software screen appears:
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6. Select the packages listed below. Start at the top of the list and 
make the package selections in the order shown below. When 
necessary, click on the triangular icons to expand and collapse 
package clusters. Do not exclude any packages that are already 
selected.
lBasic Networking
lOn-Line Manual Pages
lopen the cluster for Open Windows Version 3 (not Open 
Windows Version 64) and select:
— X Windows system online user man pages
lPoint-to-Point Protocol (not Point-to-Point Protocol 64)
lopen the cluster for Programming tools and libraries and select:
— CCS tools bundled with SunOS
— Solaris bundled tools
lSystem Accounting 
lTerminal Information
7. When you have completed making the package selections, click 
OK. 
The Software screen reappears.
8. Select Continue.
The 
Solaris 7 software packages are now selected and will be 
installed after the disks are partitioned. 
						

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Partitioning the 
Hard Disks
B
The Disks screen appears. Add all of the available disks into the 
“Selected Disks” column.
In the above screen, all the disks equipped with the system 
should be listed as available. If not, you may have a connectivity 
or power problem. Check all cables and verify that the power is 
switched on for the disk drives.
The screen examples in this section may differ according to your 
system’s disk configuration. 
9. After all of the disks have been moved to the “Selected Disks” 
column, select Continue.
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The Preserve Data screen appears:
The Preserve Data screen may not display if this is the first time 
the operating system has been installed on your machine.
10. Select Continue.
The Automatically Layout File Systems screen appears:
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11. Select Manual Layout.
The File System and Disk Layout screen appears:
12. Select Customize
 (NOT Continue). 
The Customize Disks screen appears:
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If all the disks on your system are not visible in the Customize 
Disks
 screen, use the slidebar at the bottom of the window to 
bring the partition columns for other system disks into view.
13. Disk partitioning should be done in cylinders rather than megabytes. 
To do this, select the cylinders icon for the first disk in the upper left-
hand corner of the disk 1 column.
The Customize Disks by Cylinders screen for the first (boot) disk 
appears:
14. Use the information from the “Boot Disk Partition Table” on Page 2-
23 to partition the boot disk by filling in the slice name and cylinder 
values for each partition. As you move the cursor to each new 
partition, the calculated cylinder values are displayed in the Start 
and End fields in the two columns at the right of the screen.
The size of the overlap file system always defaults to the size of 
the entire disk. Do not change this value.
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Boot disk partition 
values
2
The boot disk cylinder values provided in the following table conform to 
the R3V8 disk partitioning specifications for all disk drives supported by 
R3V8. 
When setting up disk partitions for mirrored Enterprise 3000 or 3500 
systems, select the following disks (if feasible) to partition as the boot and 
alternate boot devices:
Enterprise 3000:
— boot - c0t0
— alternate boot - c0t1
Enterprise 3500:
— boot - c0t0
— alternate boot - c1t4
Be careful when you enter slice names for partition 0 on boot and 
alternate boot disks:
lFor primary boot disks, the slice name for partition 0 is 
always “/”. 
lFor alternate boot disks on mirrored systems, the slice 
name for partition 0 must always remain blank.
NOTES FOR MIRRORED SYSTEMS