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Teleste Corporation
Optimo
Server Installation Guide and Release Notes v2.0.2
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OPTIMO
SERVER WEB USER INTERFACE
When the basic system parameters have been configured, you can connect to the web-based user
interface by entering the IP address into a web browser. Firefox is recommended.
To access the system home page and to view current jobs, navigate to:
http://<ip address>
For more information about the system and specifically for details about how to use the web-based or
REST interfaces, navigate to the “Support” page:
http://<ip address>/help
Note that you can find the currently installed version of
Optimo
Server at the bottom of the user
interface or by typing the command:
cat /opt/elemental_se/versions.txt
After typing the command, the currently installed version is displayed just above the dashed line.
CONFIGURING THE KEYBOARD LAYOUT FOR SYSTEM CONSOLE
Optimo
systems ship with the default keyboard layout set to US. To change the keyboard layout for the
system console, follow these steps:
1. Log in as the “elemental” user.
2. Run the command:
sudo ./kp-config.sh
Choose the appropriate settings. If unsure, choose the default setting.
FIRST TIME INSTALLATION OF MULTIPLE SERVERS
In order to make it easier to configure multiple servers, the configure script accepts an XML file of settings
parameters. This feature is especially helpful if the servers to be configured require similar settings or are
part of a Cluster. For configuring servers into a Cluster using this feature, please read the Configuring a
Worker Node using a Configuration File section of Appendix C.
These instructions assume that an initial server has already been configured. The settings XML file may
be queried via the REST interface from this initial server:
curl -H 'Accept: application/xml' http://<initial_server>/settings.xml >
settings.xml
This creates a settings.xml file. This file should be reviewed for accuracy and updated as necessary. In
particular, the hostname and any static IP configuration
must
be changed to the values desired for the
second server.
Next, configure the second server using the following command:
sudo ./elemental_production_server_2.0.2.####.run -i settings.xml
This step assumes that the settings.xml file has been copied to the /home/elemental/ directory.