When you plan your single system image, think
about: AIX login account, telephony network, configuring the nodes,
3270 sessions, and AIX locale definitions.
When you plan your single system image, think
about the following:
- AIX login account
- The Blueworx Voice Response AIX login
user ID (usually named dtuser) must be defined
identically on all nodes in a single system image. The user
ID must have the same name on every system, and the same numeric identifiers.
When
you install Blueworx Voice Response on
a stand-alone system, you can let Blueworx Voice Response create
the dtuser account automatically. However,
when you are setting up a single system image, before
you install Blueworx Voice Response you
must create the account yourself on each system that will make up
the single system image.
You must ensure that the account is created exactly the same on every
system. For information on how to create the account yourself, refer
to the Blueworx Voice Response for AIX:
Installation information.
- Telephony network
- All the client nodes in an single system image must connect
to an E1 network, or they must all connect to a T1 network. This is
because uncompressed voice data recorded on an E1 client does not
play correctly on a T1 client (similarly, voice data recorded on a
T1client does not play correctly on an E1 client).
- Configuring the nodes
- When you have installed Blueworx Voice Response on each
system that makes up your single system image, you are
ready to configure each node. None of the configuration data is shared
between the nodes: you must configure each node separately.
For
information on how to configure your Blueworx Voice Response systems
to create a single system image,
refer to the Blueworx Voice Response for AIX:
Configuring the System information.
- 3270 sessions
- If you plan to use 3270 sessions in your single system image, you must
configure the 3270 sessions on all client nodes that have 3270 installed.
- AIX locale definitions
- All nodes in a single system image must be
configured with the same AIX locale definitions.