CVW Installation Checklist

CVW Server and Document Server

• Install the CVW Server software into /opt/CVWserver
• Modify the cvw.boot startup script with custom settings, move to /etc/init.d/cvw, then link to /etc/rc3.d/S99cvw
• Create a user account for the "cvw" pseudo user which will run the CVW server processes and set file permissions
• Install the CVW Document Server software into /opt/CVWdocserver
• Modify the cvwds.boot startup script with custom settings, move to /etc/init.d/cvwds, then link to /etc/rc3.d/S99cvwds
• Test CVW Server operation with telnet
• Test CVW Document Server operation with web browser
• Populate the "doctypes" database table to enable Windows-Unix file use (only required if Unix and Windows clients will be used together)

The following require the Java CVW client and a user with admin privileges:

• Modify the Login Message, New User Mail Message, and Modify User Mail Message
• Modify the CVW System Settings (CVW server name, host name, port, multicast prefix, enable user account email notification)
• Set the CVW Email Reply Address

Unix Java CVW Client

• Install CVW base client files into /opt (CVW directory is created in /opt)
• Install client support for required operating systems (Solaris, Linux, etc.)
• Run the install.sh script. This will prompt you for information and create a Server.cvw file for your environment.
• Modify master.cvwprefs to provide default user preferences settings (audio and video conferencing settings, display preferences, and window geometry settings)
• Customize the mime-db file with MIME types for documents users will import
• Set file permissions
• Optionally modify shared memory settings for video conferencing tool (LBL VIC)
• Correct Solaris 2.6 graphics library incompatibility on SBUS platform only
• Test CVW client operation
• To install CVW client web documentation, see next section

Windows Java CVW Client and CVW Web Documentation

Note: The Java CVW client can be accessed from a web server for installation under Windows, and therefore is included with the CVW Web documentation

Web Documentation

• Install the web documentation into web server's html directory (a "cvw" directory is created)
• Edit the index.html file, to specify which clients are available in your environment.

Java Client Web Server Access

• Edit web server MIME content type to support .cvw extension
• Restart HTTP server
• Edit the server configuration file (Server.cvw) to reflect local CVW server settings (CVW server name, CVW server host name, CVW server port, CVW document server host name, CVW document server port, proxy server for user images, proxy server for whiteboard backdrops)
• Optionally create additional "Server.cvw" files for other CVW servers
• Optionally customize the install.html file located in cvw/win-cvw/ to enable download of additional sever configuration files

Windows Java CVW Client Installation

• Download CVW40Installer.exe and server configuration file(s) from web server
• Quit all running applications, including any background processes such as a virus scanner.
• Run CVW40Installer.exe
• Test the operation of the CVW client
• Delete CVW40Installer.exe

Last update: 13 October 2000

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