OpenScape Office hx / LX server Guideline sen va sme psm
Defining the Hard Disk Partitions
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- 5.3.2Partitioning with a Software RAID
- 5.4Creating an IP Address Scheme
- 5.4.1Data from the Local Network
- 5.4.2Optional Parameters to be Specified
- 5.4.2.1Internet Access
- 5.4.2.2E-mail Server (Optional)
- 5.4.2.3Internet Telephony (Optional)
- 5.4.3IP Address Scheme of a Sample Network
5.3Defining the Hard Disk PartitionsThe partitioning proposed by the Linux setup during the installation cannot be used for the subsequent installation of OpenScape Office HX / LX. Consequently, this must be adapted in accordance with the guidelines for OpenScape Office. 5.3.1 Partitioning without a Software RAIDThe following example is based on the assumption that only one hard disk is installed and connected in the server PC and that it meets the minimum requirements. Hard disk 1
Note Some server PCs require an additional boot partition. If Linux suggests a boot partition during the installation, it should be accepted in the proposed size. 5.3.2Partitioning with a Software RAIDIn the example below, it is assumed that there are two hard disks in the server PC that are to be configured in a RAID 1 array, and that each of these disks meets the minimum requirements for the disk size. Note: The setup of the software RAID system itself occurs in the SLES installation routine within the context of the hard disk partitioning. Hard disk 1
Hard disk 2
The mount points of the partitions in the Linux file system are assigned only when setting up the RAID system. Partition 2: Mount point: / Partition 3: Mount point: /home Partition 4: Mount point: can be selected arbitrarily Note: Some server PCs require an additional boot partition. If Linux suggests a boot partition during the installation, it should be accepted in the proposed size for both hard disks. 5.4Creating an IP Address SchemeWhen setting up the operating system, you will be prompted to enter some information regarding the network configuration. In order to be able to enter this data, a network map and an IP address scheme containing all the relevant IP network data and the resources used (server PC or client PC, IP phones, etc.) must be created before the actual network configuration. 5.4.1Data from the Local NetworkThe following parameters must be determined for the local network of the customer or coordinated with the local network administrator. The parameters shown in bold below are the minimum inputs required for the network configuration during the Linux installation:
5.4.2Optional Parameters to be SpecifiedThe following parameters are not directly required for the Linux network administration, but may be needed for the subsequent OSO HX / LX operation and should therefore be requested from the customer or the local network administrator together with the network parameters. 5.4.2.1Internet AccessInternet access is typically used by Linux or OpenScape Office for:
If the functions mentioned above are not needed or wanted, it is also possible, in principle, to operate without setting up any Internet access. It must be agreed with the customer whether or not Internet access should be enabled for the OpenScape Office server and how such access from the Internet to the server is secured or to be secured.
5.4.2.2E-mail Server (Optional)Access to an e-mail server is required by OpenScape Office in order to retrieve and send e-mails. Appropriate accounts must be set up in the e-mail server for this purpose, and the access data for the e-mail server being used must be configured in OpenScape Office. If the e-mail features within OpenScape Office are not to be used, this information need not be collected.
5.4.2.3Internet Telephony (Optional)Access to a VoIP service provider is required by OpenScape Office MX / LX for telephony using Internet access. Appropriate accounts must be applied for and set up with the VoIP service provider for this purpose, and the access data for the VoIP service provider being used must be configured in OpenScape Office. If the VoIP features of OpenScape Office MX / LX are not to be used, this information need not be collected.
5.4.3IP Address Scheme of a Sample NetworkThe following is a sample network with appropriate dummy data. The actual customer network should be documented analogously before the Linux / OpenScape Office installation. 
Diagram of a Sample Network
Table: IP address scheme (IP address range 192.168.3.x) of the Sample Network Download 391.26 Kb. Share with your friends:
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