Release Notes - UNIFI.eFax for Build 2.0.7

By:
Judy McLaughlin
With Contributions from:
Frances Shaine
Maripat Brown
Lynne Henderson
Skia Laurence
Josh Shaine
Joan Wotkowitz
Tasha Benson
Alison Douglas
Linda Foley
Rich Gutcho
Murray Hays
Leo Holewa
Al Tingley

This document replaces all previous UNIFI.eFax 2.0 Release Notes.

TABLE OF CONTENTS

1. UNIFI.EFAX OVERVIEW
2. UNIFI.EFAX INSTALLATION ROADMAP
3. DOCUMENTATION CONTACTS
4. SYSTEM PROCESS
5. SERVICES AND PROCESS VERIFICATION
6. STANDUP TEST
7. ROLLBACK

UNIFI.eFax Overview (1/6/99)

UNIFI.eFax is UNIFI's fax-from-the-desktop product. This document provides the roadmap for installing UNIFI value-added software.  Please go through the release notes in their entirety before attempting to install UNIFI.eFax systems.

CRs Fixed in the Release

CRs fixed in Release 2.0.7  

CRs fixed in Release 2.0.4, 2.0.5, and 2.0.6

Individual CR Release Notes

1. CRs 1310/1324
2. CRs 1432/1122

Dependent Patches

Patches that need to be deployed with this release

Files Changed with this Release

A list of files changed in this release 

New Properties in this Release

For properties added to Release 2.0.7

For properties added to Releases 2.0.4, 2.0.5, and 2.0.6

Known Functional Constraints

A new process of extracting known functional constraints is being determined.  Go to the Clarify case to check for workarounds on particular problems.

An incomplete draft list of known functional constraints is available.

Known Open Bugs

To see the full list of all open bugs (CRs):

1. Go into Clear Quality
2. Go into Select Change Request Query
3. Click on UfD All Open Query

UNIFI.EFAX INSTALLATION ROADMAP

Installation of UNIFI's UNIFI.eFax systems encompasses many systems and many programs. It is critical that installations be performed in the correct order.  Below is the installation order for each box.

The Packages are located in:

B010119: /users/ccm_root/releases/UfD2.0-PTL/UfD2.0/

DMZ

1. If cron jobs are running, disable cron.
2. UNIFweb.Z - for the installation procedure
3. for the Gatekeeper startup
4. UNIFadval.Z - for the installation procedure
5. For directions on the deployment of customer docs
6. If cron was disabled in Step 1, enable cron.

Node Server (note that 3 of the packages use 1 set of installation instructions)

1. If cron jobs are running, disable cron.
2. Shut down the AR submit email processes prior to the shutdown of the Mail*Hub
3. UNIFeni.Z - for the installation procedure
   1. Preserve the properties files in the one-time transition to this new packaging
   2. Download the compressed file of packages
   3. Install Base Packages
   4. Install CPR Packages
   5. Install Satellite Packages
4. UNIFefax.Z - for the installation procedure
5. UNIFefaxs.Z - for the installation procedure
6. UNIFmrsgw.Z - for the installation procedure
7. UNIFmsglg.Z - for the installation procedure
8. Start up the AR submit email processes after the the startup of the Mail*Hub
9. If cron was disabled in Step 1, enable cron.

Rendering server

1. NAS/NT installshield package - for the installation procedure

Enterprise Server

1. If cron jobs are running, disable cron.
2. Shut down the AR submit email processes prior to the shutdown of the Mail*Hub
3. UNIFeni.Z - for the installation procedure
1. Preserve the properties files in the one-time transition to this new packaging 
2. Download the compressed file of packages
3. Install Base Packages
4. Install Central Packages
4. UNIFbulk.Z - for the installation procedure
5. Start up the AR submit email processes after the the startup of the Mail*Hub
6. If cron was disabled in Step 1, enable cron.

Backup Location (previous build)

B010119: /users/ccm_root/releases/UfD2.0-PTL/UfD2.0-backup/01-12build/packages

Documentation Contacts

While installing, please contact the appropriate member of Documentation Services to sit in on the installation in order to update the Release Notes and Installation Instructions.

System	Doc Services Contact	Ext.	Pager
CPR and Rendering Servers	Skia Laurence	7820	978-591-2936
Mail*Hub, X.500, and Access Server	Frances Shaine and Lynne Henderson	7557 7368	781-765-4590 978-591-3564
DMZ (except Mail*Hub and X.500)	Maripat Brown	7735	781-765-4480
Node Server (except Mail*Hub, X.500, Access Server)	Maripat Brown	7735	781-765-4480
Enterprise Server (except Mail*Hub, X.500)	Maripat Brown	7735	781-765-4480
Envelope Repository and Enterprise Database	Maripat Brown	7735	781-765-4480

 

UNIFI.eFax Configuration

Required system configuration is included in the installation instructions for each system. Please refer to the UfD Technical Documentation in the Product Operations Website (http://prodops/) or to the printed installation instructions available from Tasha Benson (ext. 7417) or Mark Lescarbeau (ext. 7831).

Service Startup

For most systems, services and processes can be started up at the time each system is installed. Instructions for starting up the various services are included in the Installation Instructions.   Rick Fotino has provided the following list of startup order. See Rick for further information and instructions.

1) Business Systems (HP Machines)

a) Envelope Repository
b) Enterprise Database
c) Business Office

2) Enterprise Server (Central)

a) osagent
b) Object Activation Daemon (OAD)
c) Location Server
d) Register two processes with OAD
e) Eni services
f) Bulk load

3) Supernode

a) Node Servers (Satellite)

i) osagent
ii) Object Activation Daemon (OAD)
iii) Location Server
iv) Register two processes with OAD

• Eni services
• Cpr services
  

b) Rendering Servers (NAS)

c) DMZ

i) Osagent
ii) Configure gatekeeper
iii) Start gatekeeper
iv) Web server

• Web admin server

System Processes

Mail*Hub, Access Server, and x.500

The following is a list of processes that must always be running on respective Access Server machines. This list was provided to Lynne Henderson and Frances Shaine by Murray Hays, generated by using 'ps -eo args' from the command line.

DMZ - Necessary Access Server processes

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1. /usr/sbin/inetd -s
2. ./GDS -t /usr/var/osi/gdstailor
3. /usr/sbin/osi/lmgrd -c /usr/var/mhs/license.dat -l /usr/var/mhs/mh-license.log
4. /usr/sbin/osi/mhsqd
5. ./DUA -rc /usr/var/osi/DSAentsqa01.protDUARC -t /usr/var/osi/comduatailor
6. ./DUA -rc /usr/var/osi/DSAentsqa01.DUARC -t /usr/var/osi/comduatailor
7. /usr/sbin/osi/ldapd
8. /usr/sbin/osi/tsapd
9. /usr/lib/sendmail -bd -q15m -d2 -oNfaxinter.com

NODE SERVER - Necessary Access Server processes

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1. /usr/sbin/inetd -s
2. /usr/sbin/osi/comduaperl /usr/sbin/mhs/processMRSInbndMsgs -d 1
3. /opt/efax/bin/lxfstatd -d 3 -r /var/spool/efax/response -s /var/spool/efax/save
4. ./GDS -t /usr/var/osi/gdstailor
5. /usr/sbin/osi/lmgrd -c /usr/var/mhs/license.dat -l /usr/var/mhs/mh-license.log
6. /usr/sbin/osi/mhsqd
7. ./DUA -rc /usr/var/osi/DSAentsqa01.protDUARC -t /usr/var/osi/comduatailor
8. ./DUA -rc /usr/var/osi/DSAentsqa01.DUARC -t /usr/var/osi/comduatailor
9. /usr/sbin/osi/ldapd
10. /usr/sbin/osi/tsapd
11. /usr/lib/sendmail -bd -q15m -d2 -oNfaxinter.com

ENTERPRISE SERVER - Necessary Access Server processes

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1. ./GDS -t /usr/var/osi/gdstailor
2. /usr/sbin/osi/lmgrd -c /usr/var/mhs/license.dat -l /usr/var/mhs/mh-license.log
3. ./DUA -rc /usr/var/osi/DSAentsqa01.protDUARC -t /usr/var/osi/comduatailor
4. ./DUA -rc /usr/var/osi/DSAentsqa01.DUARC -t /usr/var/osi/comduatailor
5. /usr/sbin/osi/ldapd
6. /usr/sbin/osi/ldapd

CPR and Rendering Servers

This list was provided to Skia Laurence by Linda Foley.

CPR Services running on the Node Server:

1. fax (eFax Processor)
2. cpr (CP Manager)
3. req (Request Processor -includes Analyze, Render, Merge, & Assemble)
4. res (Resource Allocator)

CPR Services running on the Rendering Server:

CPR Resource (There's no code for this one, because it runs on a Windows NT box. Use Start-Programs-NAS to start or stop services.)

ENI Services

This list was provided to Maripat Brown by various members of the ENI team, with process names provided by Bob Walter.

ENI Services on the Central Enterprise Server:

1. acl (sentinel master-1 location) (sentinel replica – other locations)
2. env (envelope)
3. reg (registration)
4. stat (status)
5. ses (session manager)
6. hsets (high speed event trap and store)
7. dep (delivery event publisher)\

/usr/java/bin/jre -DStart=acl -DORBagentPort=14800 -DUFCconfigDefaultsFile=/opt

/usr/java/bin/jre -DStart=env -DORBagentPort=14800 -DUFCconfigDefaultsFile=/opt

/usr/java/bin/jre -DStart=reg -DORBagentPort=14800 -DUFCconfigDefaultsFile=/opt

/usr/java/bin/jre -DStart=stat -DORBagentPort=14800 -DUFCconfigDefaultsFile=/op

/usr/java/bin/jre -DStart=ses -DORBagentPort=14800 -DUFCconfigDefaultsFile=/opt

/usr/java/bin/jre -DStart=hsets -DORBagentPort=14800 -DUFCconfigDefaultsFile=/o

/usr/java/bin/jre -DStart=dep -DORBagentPort=14800 -DUFCconfigDefaultsFile=/opt

/opt/vbroker/bin/osagent -p 14800

ENI Services on the Node Server

acl (sentinel slave)

ixc (interchange)

tep (transport event publisher)

/usr/java/bin/jre -DStart=res -DORBagentPort=14800 -DUFCconfigDefaultsFile=/opt

/usr/java/bin/jre -DStart=fax -DORBagentPort=14800 -DUFCconfigDefaultsFile=/opt

/usr/java/bin/jre -DStart=ixc -DORBagentPort=14800 -DUFCconfigDefaultsFile=/opt

/usr/java/bin/jre -DStart=req -DORBagentPort=14800 -DUFCconfigDefaultsFile=/opt

/usr/java/bin/jre -DStart=cpm -DORBagentPort=14800 -DUFCconfigDefaultsFile=/opt

/usr/java/bin/jre -DStart=acl -DORBagentPort=14800 -DUFCconfigDefaultsFile=/opt

/usr/java/bin/jre -DStart=mep -DORBagentPort=14800 -DUFCconfigDefaultsFile=/opt

/usr/java/bin/jre -DStart=tep -DORBagentPort=14800 -DUFCconfigDefaultsFile=/opt

/opt/vbroker/bin/osagent -p 14800

/opt/vbroker/bin/locserv -p 14800

 

Standup Test

The standup test procedure

Rollback

1. Type "pkgrm <filename>" and press [ENTER]
2. Follow the installation instructions for the previous release of the package.