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Avaya Media Processing Server Series System Reference Manual

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Base System Configuration

The Avaya Media Processing Server (MPS) series system setup procedures involve

installing and configuring the operating system and proprietary system software. The

installation includes system facilities, and preconfigured root, administrative, and

user accounts. The accounts are set up to run the operating system and define any

required shell variables.

The software installation procedure creates the MPS Series home directory and places

all files into the subdirectories under it. The MPSHOME variable is used to identify the

home directory, and is set by default to /opt/vps for Solaris systems and

%MPSHOME%\PERIase on Windows systems.

During system initialization, the various MPS processes reference configuration files

for site-specific setup. Files that are common to all defined MPS systems are located

in the directory path $MPSHOME/common (%MPSHOME%\common). Files that are

specific to an MPS are located in their own directories under $MPSHOME/mpsN

(%MPSHOME%\mpsN), where N indicates the particular numeric designation of the

MPS. On Solaris systems, the files that comprise the software package release are

stored in $MPSHOME/packages (symbolic links to these packages also exist

directly under MPSHOME directory): on Windows systems, these files are stored in the

MPS home directory. Not all packages and files exist on all systems: this chapter deals

with those which are found in most basic MPS designs.

See the Avaya Media Processing Server Series System Operator’s Guide for a more

detailed discussion of the directory structure. See Installing Avaya Solaris Software on

the Avaya Media Processing Server Series and Installing Avaya Windows Software on

the Avaya Media Processing Server Series for matters regarding package installations.

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