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UCA Server Installation
The UCA server installation process performs the following steps:
The UCA server must be set to a static IP address or a DNS resolvable host name to allow communication
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from CA50 devices.
Sets up eight Web applications: Client, UCAConsole, ServerManagement, UCASampleAuth, UCASampleApp,
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UCASampleApp2, UCAMessaging and UCAPhoneExtensions.
Installs Windows services (Motorola UCA Maintenance Service, Medial Relay Service).
3.
Installs support utilities: DBExport, Start UCA Services, Stop UCA Services, UDT, Encrypt and Decrypt.
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Installs sample profile templates files used by the UCA login process as specified in the sample data.
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Installs a named instance of Microsoft SQL Server 2005 Express.
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Creates the UCA database and adds system defined data and sample data.
7.
Creates a SampleLookup database for the Sample Applications and populates with sample data.
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Creates three IIS Application pools (Client, UCAConsole and ServerManagement) and configures the
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corresponding Web applications to use those pools.
Sets Basic Authentication for the ServerManagement virtual directory, but not for the Authentication subfolder
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under it.
Creates a customer specified login for the database with a database role allowing it to access the necessary
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portions of the database for the UCA server.
Gives the IIS user group permission to access the export folder under Program Files.
12.
Encrypts the Web config and application config files to protect the connection strings and make it more difficult
13.
for someone to redirect the authentication Web service calls.
Installs Motorola UCA Backup and Restore tool.
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Installs Motorola UCA Profile Builder.
15.
Installs Motorola UCA Diagnostics Tool.
16.
Installs resource files for localization support.
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Installation Prerequisites
See
Server Software Requirements. on page
6-7.
UCA Server
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