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Using the Unified Manager main page buttons 73
Programming Operations Guide
Accessing the Unified Manager programming interface
The Configure button accesses the Unified Manager programming interface for all services except
those controlled by the CallPilot and IVR services.
When you first install your system, you must run the Quick Start Wizard to set up your system
parameters. This wizard is described in
Chapter 3, “Configuring system parameters,” on page 103
or use the Wizard help, that can be accessed once you enter the wizards section of the Unified
Manager.
Once your system is initialized, you can access the configuration screens of the Unified Manager
using the Configure button. If you choose to preinstall the Java class files, you can use the
Preinstalled Client Access Home Page hyperlink for the same purpose. The following two
sections describe how to use these two logon methods.
The screens that appear when you click the Configure button on the main page allow you to
program your system data settings and your telephony requirements.
• The data networking parameters are accessed using the Services heading on Unified Manager.
For information about how to set up the data networking, refer to
Chapter 27, “Using a wizard
to change data parameters to Chapter 40, “Policy-enabled networking .
• The media bay module information is managed under the Resources menu.
• Most of the telephony components are managed through records located under the Services
menu.
Refer to “Finding your way around” on page 98 .
1 From the Business Communications Manager main page, click the Configure button.
The Unified Manager login screen appears.
2 In the Login box, type your login name.
The default login name is ee_admin .
3 In the Password box, type your password.
The default password is PlsChgMe! .
4
Click the Login button.
The Unified Manager software starts. Depending on your system, Unified Manager software
can take several minutes to initialize.
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Security note: Ensure that you change the password after you first log on to Business
Communications Manager. For information about changing passwords, and defining user
profiles, refer to
“Managing system and user security access levels” on page 117 .
If you are logging into an upgraded system, the administrator password may be different.