Cisco Cisco Unified Customer Voice Portal 10.5(1) Installation Guide

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Cisco Internet Service Node (ISN) Installation Guide
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Chapter 2      Installing ISN Software
ISN Installation and Configuration Procedures
If you chose to install the Application Server and you chose the “Restart my computer” option, 
the machine reboots. After reboot, login; an MS-DOS window appears showing the status of the 
DC Directory Schema update. Check the information in this window carefully for error 
messages! 
Note
If errors do appear in the MS-DOS window, press a key to complete the setup process, 
and then turn to the 
When the prompt “Press any key to continue…” appears, press a key. Several pop-up windows 
appear and the Application Server Configuration box disappears to indicate installation 
completion.
During the Application Server installation, there is a new message window that says “This will take 
between 5 and 30 minutes. Please be patient.” This is informing the user that depending on their system 
speed, virus scan settings, network traffic, etc., the DC Directory sub-install will take a while. Don’t 
worry that nothing is changing on the computer screen. After you install the ISN software, you must 
configure the Application Server and Voice Browser. 
Caution
If you chose the “Restart my computer” option be very careful logging in! If the information is not 
exactly the same as you entered in 
 on page 5, the Application Server will not configure properly. 
Also, it is highly recommended that your system be connected to a physical LAN, rather than a wireless 
LAN.
Application Server Configuration 
This section contains the minimum steps required to configure the Application Server (AS) after initial 
ISN installation.
Note
For more information about Application Server administration, see the Internet Service Node (ISN) 
Configuration and Administration Guide
.
How to configure the Application Server
Step 1
Select Start > Programs > Cisco Internet Service Node > Application Server > Application 
Administrator
. The Enter Network Password dialog box appears. 
Step 2
Login as the Windows 2000 Administrator. 
Caution
Again, be very careful logging in! If the information is not exactly the same as you entered in 
 
on page 5, the Application Server will not configure properly. 
The Application Administration Main Menu appears.