Installing the PowerMedia WMS Software

Follow the steps below to install the PowerMedia WMS Release 1.0 CD, which can be created from an ISO image, available for download on the Dialogic Web site at:

http://www.dialogic.com/products/ip_enabled/wms/wms.htm?dl=1&regID=38097.

  1. Boot the Linux system and login as the root user.

  2. Insert the PowerMedia WMS Release 1.0 CD into the CD/DVD drive.

  3. Copy installWMS.sh onto the system in the /root directory. Run the following commands:
    cd /root/
    dos2unix installWMS.sh
    chmod 777 installWMS.sh

    The dos2unix command is a precaution in case the script has been manipulated on a Windows® machine prior to copying onto the Linux system.

  1. Ensure that the CD is in the drive. Run ./installWMS.sh

    Caution    : If the CD is NOT in the drive, you will have to uninstall the PowerMedia WMS software and re-install from the beginning.
  1. After the installation is complete, compare /tmp/WMS_pkg_install.log with the information below to ensure that all the installation steps completed properly.

Installing Dialogic WMS software...

Preparing...

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version == 1.0.0

Stopping nscd: [FAILED]

The snow group already exists (that's okay)

The snow_operator group already exists (that's okay)

Removing password for user admin.

passwd: Success

Starting nscd: [  OK  ]

Creating 15 minute log rotation directory

Creating 30 minute log rotation directory

Adding 15 minute job to crontab

Adding 30 minute job to crontab

SNOWG2SYS

#################################################

Modifying /etc/security/ ...

Modification complete

Modifying /etc/pam.d/ ...

Modification complete

Modifying /etc/inittab ...

Modification complete

Disabling unneeded services...

Enabling needed services...

Modification complete

Modifying squid configuration file...

Enabling SNMP...

SNOWG2MPS

#################################################

SNOWG2MS

#################################################

Enabling needed services...

Modifying /etc/inittab ...

Modification complete

Modification complete

Using Dialogic SNMP config file

net-snmp version 5.3.1

Installing Licensing...

Licensing Installation complete

No additional SuSE libraries needed

Installing additional net-snmp libraries

Removing Accounting

Accounting Removed

Didn't find dialogic and cantata on search line, updating resolv.conf

SNOWG2MSGUI

##################################################

Adding Dialogic syslog config

Increasing Apache MaxClients to 310

Setting php.ini's post_max_size to 200M

Setting php.ini's memory_limit to 200M

Setting php.ini's upload_max_filesize to 200M

Preparing...

##################################################

DIALOGICWMS

##################################################

create soft link

Adding lighttpd Startup

DIALOGICWMSDEMO             

##################################################

Completed RHEL5_U2 Installation -

Thu Apr 22 14:15:22 EST 2010

  1. Verify that the /tmp/postinstall.log file is empty which indicates that there were no errors in the installation.

  2. Enter eject at the prompt and remove the PowerMedia WMS Release 1.0 CD.

  3. Enter reboot to finalize the installation.

  4. After the reboot, log in as the root user and check the following log file to ensure that there are no errors in the following files:

    /var/snowshore/log/restfulwslog.txt
    /var/snowshore/log/lighttpderror.log
    /var/snowshore/log/loghttpdaccess.log

  1. Run the following command to verify that the PowerMedia WMS packages are installed indicating that the installation completed properly.

    localhost.localdomain > rpm -qa | grep DIALOGIC
    DIALOGICWMS-1.0.0-4.EL5.0
    DIALOGICWMSDEMO-1.0.0-4EL5.0

Refer to Configuring a Management Interface for information about configuring a management interface on the PowerMedia WMS. You use the management interface to configure and administer the system.

Running the G2Check Utility to Check the Installation

The PowerMedia WMS CD-ROM contains the G2Check utility that you can run to ensure that the installation was successful.

  1. Copy the G2Check utility to the install_1 directory.

  2. Run the G2Check utility:

    root@snow-sip snowshore]# perl G2Check

  1. Respond to the prompts.

  2. When the utility is done, it prints the results to STDOUT and the details to G2Install.log.