Bay Networks Baystream 7 User manual

Installing BayStream Site
Manager 7.2
Part Number:119595-A Rev.A

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Installing Site Manager
BayStream™Site Manager software provides a graphical user interface that
you use to configure and manage BayStream platforms over an IP network.
This guide describes how to install BayStream Site Manager software.
Page
Installing Site Manager on a PC......................................................3
Reviewing PC System Requirements .......................................3
Loading the Site Manager Software on a PC............................5
Creating a Windows Program Group or Shortcut.....................7
Adding Services to Site Manager ...........................................10
Installing Site Manager on a SPARCstation..................................12
Reviewing SPARCstation System Requirements ...................12
Setting Up the SPARCstation .................................................13
Loading the Site Manager Software on a SPARCstation........14
Setting Up Site Manager User Accounts................................16
Verifying the Site Manager Installation..................................17

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Installing Site Manager on an RS/6000.........................................18
Reviewing RS/6000 System Requirements ............................19
Changing Motif Versions........................................................20
Loading the Site Manager Software on an RS/6000...............21
Setting Up Site Manager User Accounts................................23
Verifying Site Manager Installation........................................ 24
Note: If you are upgrading to BayStream Multiservice
Software Version 7.2, see Upgrading to BayStream
Version 7.2.

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Installing Site Manager on a PC
You install Site Manager on a PC in this order:
1. Review system requirements.
2. Install any Windows Socket (WinSock)-compliant TCP/IP stack.
3. Load the Site Manager software.
Reviewing PC System Requirements
To run BayStream Site Manager Version 7.2, your PC must meet the
following hardware and software requirements:
• 386 PC (486 PC recommended)
• Microsoft®Windows®95, or Windows 3.1 or later
• MS-DOS®5.0 or later
• 8 megabytes (MB) of RAM (minimum)
• 32 MB of disk space (minimum)
• WinSock-compliant TCP/IP stack, including products such as
NetManage Chameleon, Novell LAN Workplace, FTP Software
PC/TCP for DOS, Sun PC-NFS, and Microsoft Windows 95
• Network interface card (NIC) with a driver type of Packet, Network
Driver Interface Specification (NDIS), or Novell Open Data Link
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•CD-ROMdrive
• VGA monitor (SuperVGA monitor recommended)
Note: Version 4.01 of the Chameleon stack has a trap
feature that, when enabled, blocks Site Manager from
receiving traps and causes Site Manager to fail. If you are
using Version 4.01 Chameleon, disable the trap feature by
choosing Custom > Services > SNMP > Trap > Disable.
Note: If your PC uses the IBM token ring adapter driver,
you must install the IBM LAN Support driver package
before you install Site Manager.

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Loading the Site Manager Software on a PC
After you install the WinSock-compliant TCP/IP stack, you are ready to
load the Site Manager software.
To load the Site Manager software onto a PC:
1. Insert the Bay Networks Site Manager CD into the CD-ROM
drive.
2. Start Windows.
Caution: Installing Site Manager will overwrite any
existing c:\windows\siteman.ini file.
To run multiple versions of Site Manager on the same PC,
make a copy of the current Site Manager initialization
file, siteman.ini, before you install a new version of
Site Manager. Be sure to rename the copy with a new file
name.
After you install another version of Site Manager, edit its
siteman.ini file to include information from the earlier
version.

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3. Double-click on the File Manager icon.
The File Manager window opens.
4. Click on the CD-ROM drive icon.
5. Click on the ms_win directory.
6. Double-click on the setup.exe utility.
The installation process prompts you for the directory in which you
want to install Site Manager.
7. Type the name of the directory in which you want to install Site
Manager, or accept the default, c:\WF.
The setup.exe utility installs the Site Manager files in the directory.
When the installation completes, the following prompt appears:
Create Windows program group/items automatically?
8. To let the setup.exe utility automatically create a Windows
program group or shortcut, click on Yes. Otherwise, click on
No to manually create a Windows program group or shortcut.
You can manually create a Windows program group as specified in
“Creating a Windows Program Group or Shortcut” on page 7.

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9. At the prompt, click on Yes to start Site Manager.
The following prompt appears:
Do you want to start Site Manager now?
10. Click on Yes to start Site Manager, or click on No to return to
Windows.
To add TFTP service to Site Manager, see “Adding Services to Site
Manager” on page 10. Otherwise, refer to Getting Started with Site
Manager for instructions on using Site Manager to configure and manage
BayStream platforms.
Creating a Windows Program Group or Shortcut
The following sections provide instructions for creating a Windows
program group or shortcut. You need do this only if you chose to manually
create the Windows program group or shortcut.
If you are using Windows 3.1 or later, see the next section, “Creating a
Program Group in Windows 3.1 and later.” If you are using Windows 95,
see “Creating a Shortcut in Windows 95” on page 9.

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Creating a Program Group in Windows 3.1 and later
The following example shows you how to create a sample program
group for the Site Manager executable software. (You need to do this
only if you chose to manually create a Windows program group.)
1. Create a program object:
a. Choose File > New.
The New Program Object window opens.
b. Choose the Program Group option and click on OK.
The Program Group Properties window opens.
c. In the Description box, type:
Site Manager
d. In the Group File box, type:
WF
e. Click on OK.
2. Create a program item:
a. Choose File > New.
The Program Item window opens with Program Item selected.
b. Click on OK.

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c. In the Description box, type:
PC/Site Manager
d. In the Command box, type:
c:\WF\wfsm.exe
e. In the Working Directory box, type:
c:\WF\config
f. Click on OK.
Windows creates the Site Manager program group in File
Manager.
Creating a Shortcut in Windows 95
The following example shows you how to create a sample shortcut for
the Site Manager executable software. (You need to do this only if you
chose to manually create a Windows program group.)
1. Choose File > New > Shortcut.
The Create Shortcut window opens.
2. In the Command line box, type:
c:\WF\wfsm.exe

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3. Click on Next.
The Select a Title for the Program Window opens.
4. In the box, type:
PC Site Manager
5. Click on Finish.
Windows 95 creates the Site Manager shortcut in Windows
Explorer.
Adding Services to Site Manager
To add a service like TFTP to Site Manager, edit the services file provided
with the WinSock-compatible TCP/IP stack. The services file provides the
post number and type of service.
Note: All TCP/IP stacks use a service stack. For
example, Chameleon uses \netmanag\services. The
location of the service stack may vary with your IP
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To edit the services file:
1. At the DOS prompt, change to the directory where the services file
resides by typing:
cd c:\etc
Some protocol stacks store the services file in the same directory as the
protocol software. In Windows 95, the services file is located in the
Windows directory.
2. To edit the services file, type:
edit services
The services file opens.
3. To add TFTP service, verify that the following lines are present in
the file or insert them:
tftp69/udp
snmp161/udp
snmp-trap 162/udp
4. Press Alt-f to open the File menu, type xto exit, and type yto save
the changes.
Refer to Getting Started with Site Manager for instructions on using Site
Manager to configure and manage BayStream platforms.

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Installing Site Manager on a SPARCstation
You install Site Manager on a SPARCstation in this order:
1. Review system requirements.
2. Set up the SPARCstation.
3. Load the Site Manager software.
4. Add Site Manager user accounts.
5. Verify Site Manager installation.
Reviewing SPARCstation System Requirements
To run BayStream Site Manager Version 7.2, your SPARCstation must
meet the following hardware and software requirements:
• Sun Microsystems Sun4 SPARCstation
• SunOS 4.1 or later, or Solaris 2.3 or later
• Sun OpenWindows 3.0 or later, or MIT X11 Window Systems 4.0 or
later
• 16 MB of RAM (minimum)
• 55 MB of disk space (minimum)
• 32 MB of swap space
• Ethernet, token ring, or FDDI adapter
•CD-ROMdrive