ESpace U1980 Unified Gateway V100R001C01SPC600 Software Installation Guide 06

eSpace U1980 Unified Gateway V100R001C01SPC600

Installing the eSpace LMT

Issue 06

Date 2013-01-24

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Installing the eSpace LMT Contents


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Contents

1 Installing theeSpace LMT ........................................................................................................... 1

1.1 Installation Preparations ................................................................................................................................... 1

1.1.1 Checking the Installation Environment ................................................................................................... 1

1.1.2 Obtaining the Correct Version ................................................................................................................. 2

1.1.3 Planning the Installation .......................................................................................................................... 3

1.1.4 Checking Whether the Software Is Installed in the Windows Operating System ................................... 4

1.1.5 Upload the Installation Package to the Server......................................................................................... 4

1.1.6 Checking Whether the Port Is Used ........................................................................................................ 6

1.2 Installing the LMT Server ................................................................................................................................ 7

1.2.1 Installing the Tool Server in the Windows Operating System ................................................................. 8

1.2.2 Installing the Tool Server in the Linux Operating System .................................................................... 12

1.3 Installing the LMT Client ............................................................................................................................... 13

1.3.1 Installation Steps ................................................................................................................................... 13

1.3.2 Installation Verification ......................................................................................................................... 14

2 Uninstalling the LMT ................................................................................................................. 15


Installing the eSpace LMT 1 Installing theeSpace LMT



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1 Installing theeSpace LMT About This Chapter

This topic describe how to install and uninstall the eSpace Local Maintenance Terminal (LMT)

and the preparations for the installation.

1.1 Installation Preparations

Before installing the LMT, check the installation environment and the version.

1.2 Installing the LMT Server

The topic describes the operations of installing the LMT server in the Windows and SuSE

operating systems.

1.3 Installing the LMT Client

The topic describes the installation steps and installation verification of the LMT client.

1.1 Installation Preparations

Before installing the LMT, check the installation environment and the version.

1.1.1 Checking the Installation Environment

Before installing the LMT, confirm the installation environment.

Before installing the LMT, refer to Table 1-1 to check the installation environment.

Table 1-1 Installation environment

Component Requirement

Server

Operating

System

Windows XP, Windows 7, Windows Server 2003, Windows

Server 2008 R2 or SuSE 11 SP1 64-bit

NOTE

You are advised to install the server on a host running the Windows

Server 2008 R2 or Linux SuSE 11 64-bit SP1 operating system.

CPU Dual core 2.0 GHz or above





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Component Requirement

Memory 2 GB or more

Hard disk 80 GB or more

Client

Operating

System Windows XP or Windows 7

CPU Dual core 2.0 GHz or above

Memory 2 GB or more

Hard disk 80 GB or more

Display Resolution: 1280 x 1024 or above

Others DVD-ROM, USB keyboard and mouse, and standard

extension interfaces

1.1.2 Obtaining the Correct Version

Before installing the LMT, you must obtain the LMT installation package of the correct

version and verify the integrity of the installation package.

Prerequisites

You have learned about the device version. To obtain the device version, connect the device to

the LMT through the serial port (Logging In to the eSpace U1980 Using the CLI) and run the

show version command.

Obtaining the Correct Version

Obtain the official version of the LMT for the corresponding device version from

http://support.huawei.com.

The files to obtain are as follows:

Client: LMTClient.rar

Server

Windows operating system: LMTServerSetUp.exe

SuSE operating system: suse11-LMTServer.zip

Before installing the LMT, refer to Table 1-2 to understand the installation package structure.

Table 1-2 Structure of the installation package

Home Directory Subdirectory Description

Server Server suse Indicates the installation package of the

tool server in the SuSE Linux operating

system.

Currently, only the 64-bit SuSE operating

system is supported.





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Home Directory Subdirectory Description

Server win Indicates the installation package of the

tool server in the Windows operating

system.

Currently, only the 32-bit Windows

operating system is supported.

Client / Indicates the installation package of the

tool client.

Verifying the Integrity of the Installation Package

You must verify the integrity of the installation package before installing the LMT.

The procedure is as follows:

1. Obtain the file signature verification tool.

The file signature verification tool is stored in ..\Software\04 Tools\LMT.

The file signature verification tool can be executed only in Windows Vista and Windows Server

2008 or higher.

The libeay32.dll file delivered with the file signature verification tool is a file required to run the

tool.

2. Double-click FileIntegrityVerify.exe.

The File Integrity Verify Tool window is displayed.

3. Select the path for storing the LMT installation package, and click Verify.

If "Success" is displayed for all items, the integrity of the installation package is

successfully verified.

If "Failure" or "No Sign Data" is displayed for any item, the verification failed.

Obtain the LMT installation package of the correct version again.

If the file to be checked is not in the Windows operating system, copy the file to the Windows

operating system before using the tool to check the integrity of the file.

1.1.3 Planning the Installation

LMT must be installed based on the installation plan.

Before installing the LMT, see Table 1-3 to plan the installation.

Windows operating system: You are advised to deploy the LMT server and the LMTclient on the

same PC.

SuSE operating system: You are advised to deploy the LMT server and the LMT client on the same

network segment.

Table 1-3 Installation plan

Item Policy Example

LMT server Ensure that the IP address of the Windows:





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Item Policy Example

server is on the same network

segment as the IP address of network

port 0 on the eSpace U1980.

192.169.103.187

SuSE: 192.169.103.92

LMT client The IP addresses of the client and

server are on the same network

segment.

192.169.103.187

1.1.4 Checking Whether the Software Is Installed in the Windows Operating System

Before installing the LMT, check whether it is already installed on the computer.

Context

The LMT client and the LMT server for SuSE do not require installation. Therefore, you only

need to check whether the LMT server is already installed in the Windows operating system.

Procedure

Step 1 Choose Start > All programs to check whether the LMTServer items exist.

If yes, it indicates that the LMT is already installed.

If no, it indicates that the LMT is not installed.

Step 2 Choose Start > All Programs > LMTServer to start the LMT server.

Step 3 View the LMT server title bar . If the version displayed is different from the version that needs to be installed, uninstall the

software. For details, see 2 Uninstalling the LMT.

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1.1.5 Upload the Installation Package to the Server

Before installing the LMT server in the Linux operating system, upload the installation

package for SuSE to the server.

Prerequisites

The installation package LMTServer_suse11.zip has been obtained and stored in

D:\Server_suse on the local PC.

Procedure

Step 1 Log in to the server as the root user.

Step 2 Run the mkdir Server_suse command to create a folder.

Run the ls command. The following information shown in Figure 1-1 is displayed.





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Figure 1-1 Creating the Server_suse folder

Step 3 Start the vsftpd service.

If the vsftpd service is not installed in the SuSE operating system, insert the SuSE installation CD-ROM

to install the service.

1. Run the vi /etc/vsftpd.conf command to set the following parameters in the vsftpd configuration file:

anonymous_enable = NO /Disable the function of anonymous access./

local_enable = YES /Enable the service of local user login./

write_enable = YES /Enable the write permissions for all users./

2. Run the service vsftpd status command to check the vsftpd operating status.

linux-w098:/ # service vsftpd status

Checking for service vsftpd running

If running is displayed, the vsftpd service is running.

Run the service vsftpd restart command to restart the vsftpd service.

linux-w098:/ # service vsftpd restart

Shutting down vsftpd done

Starting vsftpd done

If unused is displayed, run the service vsftpd start command to start the vsftpd

service.

linux-w098:/ # service vsftpd start

Starting vsftpd done

Step 4 On the local PC where the installation package is stored, upload the installation package to the Server_suse folder on the server in binary mode.

To use FTP to upload the installation package, proceed as follows:

1. Choose Start > Run and enter cmd.

2. In the command-line interface that is displayed, run the ftp 192.169.103.92 command. The following information is displayed.

C:\Documents and Settings\Administrator>ftp 192.169.103.92 //192.169.103.92 is

the server IP address.

Connected to 192.169.103.96.

220 (vsFTPd 2.0.7)

User (192.169.103.92:(none)):

3. Enter the root user name and the corresponding password:

User (192.169.103.92:(none)): root

331 Please specify the password.





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Password:

230 Login successful.

If the root user cannot log in to the server, modify the permissions for the root user on the server.

Run the vi /etc/ftpusers command, and delete root in the file or prefix it with a number sign (#).

4. Run the bin command to switch to the binary mode for uploading the installation package.

ftp> bin

200 Switching to Binary mode.

5. Run the cd /Server_suse command to access the destination path for uploading the installation package:

ftp> cd /Server_suse

250 Directory successfully changed.

6. Run the lcd d:\Server_suse command to access the source installation package:

ftp> lcd d:\Server_suse

Local directory now D:\Server_suse.

7. Run the put LMTServer_suse11.zip command to upload the installation package:

ftp> put LMTServer_suse11.zip

200 PORT command successful. Consider using PASV.

150 Ok to send data.

226 File receive OK.

8. Run the bye command to exit the FTP service after the upload is complete.

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1.1.6 Checking Whether the Port Is Used

Before installing the LMT, ensure that the ports are not used.

Context

When you install LMT, the following ports need to be used:

Server port: 8877 (by default)

If port 8877 is used by other applications, another idle port can be chosen.

The port number ranges from 1024 to 65534.

Telnet Server port: 23

TFTP port: 69

Before you install the LMT, disable the firewall and ensure that the preceding ports are not

used.

The following describes how to check whether the port is used and how to handle the used

situation in Windows and Linux operating systems.





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Procedure In the Windows Operating System

1. Choose Start > Run, and enter cmd.

2. In the command-line interface that is displayed, run the netstat -aon | findstr port command to display the port information, as shown in Figure 1-2. If the port is used,

proceed to Step 3. If the port is unused, skip Step 3.

3. If the port is used, run the tasklist | findstr Process ID (PID) command to display the information about the software that is using the port, as shown in Figure 1-2.

Figure 1-2 Port information in the Windows operating system

If the information about the server port, Telnet port or TFTP port is not displayed, it indicates that the

port is not used.

4. Disable the software based on the software information that is displayed.

In the SuSE Linux Operating System

Log in to the server as the root user and run the lsof -i: PortID command.

If the port information is not displayed, it indicates that the port is not occupied.

If the information similar to the following is displayed, disable the related software.

For example, if the port 8877 is used by the LMTServer as shown in Figure 1-3,

disable the LMTServer to release the port.

Figure 1-3 Port information in the Linux operating system

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1.2 Installing the LMT Server

The topic describes the operations of installing the LMT server in the Windows and SuSE operating systems.





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1.2.1 Installing the Tool Server in the Windows Operating System

The topic describes the installation steps and installation verification of the LMT server in the

Windows operating system.

Prerequisites

You have obtained the LMT installation package for Windows at

http://enterprise.huawei.com.

There is at least 3 GB of available disk space.

Procedure

Step 1 Double-click LMTServerSetUp.exe in the LMT server folder.

The dialog box for selecting the installation language is displayed. In the dialog box, select

English.

Step 2 Click OK.

The Welcome to the LMTServer Setup Wizard dialog box is displayed, as shown in Figure

1-4.

Figure 1-4 Welcome to the LMTServer Setup Wizard dialog box

Step 3 Click Next.

The Select Destination Location dialog box is displayed, as shown in Figure 1-5.





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Figure 1-5 Select Destination Location dialog box

Step 4 You are advised to use the default installation path C:\Program Files\LMTServer. You can click Browse... to choose another installation path, and click Next.

The Select Additional Tasks dialog box is displayed, as shown in Figure 1-6.





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Figure 1-6 Select Additional Tasks dialog box

Step 5 No shortcut is created by default. You can select any shortcuts as required, and click Next.

The Ready to Install dialog box is displayed, as shown in Figure 1-7.

Figure 1-7 Ready to Install dialog box





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Step 6 Verify that the installation path is correct, and click Install.

A dialog box shown in Figure 1-8 is displayed after the installation is complete.

Figure 1-8 Completing the LMTServer Setup Wizard dialog box

Step 7 Click Finish.

The Launch LMTServer check box is selected by default. In this way, the LMT server

automatically starts after the installation is finished. You can deselect the Launch

LMTServer check box, and choose Start > All program > LMTServer to start the LMT

server later. If the page shown in Figure 1-9 is displayed, the LMTServer is installed

successfully.

Figure 1-9 Running the LMTServer

Step 8 If you need to customize the server port, proceed as follows:

The default server port is 8877.





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Before using the port, verify that the port is not used. For details, see 1.1.6 Checking Whether the Port Is

Used.

1. Open the Configuration folder in the LMT server installation path.

2. Use the Notepad to open the configuration.properties file, and locate the following information: channel.client.bin.port = 8877.

3. Change 8877 to the customized port in the preceding information, and save the settings.

4. Restart the LMT server.

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1.2.2 Installing the Tool Server in the Linux Operating System

The topic describes the installation steps and installation verification of the LMT server in the

Linux operating system.

Prerequisites

You have obtained the LMT installation package for SuSE at http://enterprise.huawei.com.

There is at least 3 GB of available disk space.

Procedure

Step 1 Log in to the server as the root user.

The topic assumes that the installation package is stored in Server_suse, for example,

Server_suse/LMTServer_suse11.zip.

Step 2 Run the cd /Server_suse command to access the Server_suse folder.

Step 3 Run the unzip LMTServer_suse11.zip command to decompress the installation package. After decompression, a folder named LMTServer_suse11 is generated, where the

LMTServer is stored. The installation is complete.

If the LMTServer_suse11 folder already exists before decompression, run the rm -rf

LMTServer_suse11 command to delete the folder before running the unzip

LMTServer_suse11.zip command.


For details about how to customize the server port, see Step 8.

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Follow-up Procedure

After the installation is complete, perform the following steps to start the LMT server.

1. Run the chmod -R 777 LMTServer_suse11 command to change the permissions of the LMTServer_suse11 folder for the root user.

Run the ls -al command to view the changed permissions. If drwxrwxrwx is displayed,

the change is successful, as shown in Figure 1-10.





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Figure 1-10 Changing permissions

2. Run the cd LMTServer_suse11 command to access the installation path.

3. Run the ./LMTServer.sh command to start the LMT server.

If the page shown in Figure 1-11 is displayed, the LMTServer is installed successfully.

Figure 1-11 Running the LMTServer

1.3 Installing the LMT Client

The topic describes the installation steps and installation verification of the LMT client.

1.3.1 Installation Steps

This topic describes the installation steps of the LMT client.

Context

The LMT client does not require installation. Double-click LMTClient.exe in the

LMTClient folder to start the LMT client.


If a customized port is set when installing the LMT server, modify the connection port for the LMT

client. For details, see Procedure.

Procedure

Step 1 Open the LMTClient\Config folder.

Step 2 Use the Notepad to open the loginConfig.cfg file.

Step 3 Change the port in bold in the following information to the customized server port.

{'pwd': '', 'user_name': u'admin', 'port': u'8877', 'server_ip': u'192.169.103.187'}

Step 4 Save the settings and double-click LMTClient.exe to start the LMT client.

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1.3.2 Installation Verification

If the LMT client can connect to the LMT server, the LMT installation is successful.

Result

If the workspace page shown in Figure 1-12 is displayed after the LMT client starts, the LMT

client connects to the server successfully.

Figure 1-12 LMT workspace page

The default user name and password for login are admin and huawei123.


Installing the eSpace LMT 2 Uninstalling the LMT



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2 Uninstalling the LMT The topic describes the operations of uninstalling the LMT.

Context

The LMT client and the LMT server for SuSE do not require installation. To uninstall the

software, you only need to delete software directories.

To uninstall the LMT server in the Windows operating system, proceed as follows:

Procedure

Step 1 Choose Start > All programs > LMTServer > Uninstall LMTServer. The Uninstall dialog box is displayed.

Step 2 Click Yes to start the uninstallation. The LMTServer Uninstall dialog box is displayed.

Step 3 Click Yes to confirm the uninstallation.

Step 4 After the uninstallation is complete, the message is displayed, indicating that the LMT server is uninstalled successfully.

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1 Installing theeSpace LMT1.1 Installation Preparations1.1.1 Checking the Installation Environment1.1.2 Obtaining the Correct Version1.1.3 Planning the Installation1.1.4 Checking Whether the Software Is Installed in the Windows Operating System1.1.5 Upload the Installation Package to the Server1.1.6 Checking Whether the Port Is Used

1.2 Installing the LMT Server1.2.1 Installing the Tool Server in the Windows Operating System1.2.2 Installing the Tool Server in the Linux Operating System

1.3 Installing the LMT Client1.3.1 Installation Steps1.3.2 Installation Verification

2 Uninstalling the LMT