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Installation and Maintenance Manual
System Configuration
Installation and Maintenance Manual v4/0615/10 81
Installing the SSL Gateway on a Linux PC
Initial consideration
x SSL Gateway must be in installed on PC running OpenSUSE 12.3
x Minimum hardware requirement - 1 Gbps processor, 2 GB memory
x SSL Gateway software is 32 bit so will run on 32 or 64 bit Linux (64 bit is recommended if a choice is
available)
x Can reside on the same PC as S8000 and/or Vision (except Vision Call Centre)
x Linux configuration:
x The IP address of the SSL Gateway is the IP address of the Linux PC. This IP address must be
associated with eth0.
x DHCP, IP routing, DNS, NFS Server and NTP services are all configured within Linux
x The Linux PC must have a User called “splicecom”. It is recommended that Auto Login is turned
off for this User account.
x You will need to know the root password to enter and execute Terminal commands during
installation and configuration.
x Ensure that the Firewall available on the Linux PC is turned off
x Enable Remote Administration (VNC)
x Enable the sshd service
x Ensure that Linux PC does not hibernate or shut down
x During the installation the Linux PC must be connected to the Internet or have access to the Linux
installation CD
Installing the software
1 Copy the SSL Gateway software onto the Linux PC
2 Via Terminal go to the directory where the software is stored
3 Enter the following command to extract the software
tar xf SSL-Gateway-Linux.tar.gz
4 This will create a new directory called SSL-Gateway
5 Change to this directory, eg cd SSL-Gateway
6 Enter sudo ./install.SUSE
(use this command if you are using the Linux installation CD)
or
Enter sudo ./install.SUSE - net
(use this command if the installation files are to be retrieved via the Internet, preferred method)
7 Once the Installation complete message is displayed and the prompt has returned the following
commands will configure the Linux PC to communicate with the Call Server
8 Enter sudo vi /etc/xinetd.d/upcs
9 Once the xinetd file is displayed, press i to go into Insert Mode
10 Change the server_args line to read
s securepartner gk ip address of call server
11 Ensure the Port line is set to 5000
12 Press ESC to exit Insert Mode
13 Enter :wq to save any changes
14 You will be returned to Terminal prompt
15 Enter the following command to restart xinetd and apply the changes
sudo /sbin/service xinetd restart

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