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7 Specify a cache location and size
You may adjust the default cache location and size to reflect individual
requirements. See "Specifying cache location and size" on page 47.
8 Add any additional services your Viewer system requires
These include services such as Archive and AudioServer, which you can
add via the Systems Info node of the Administration tree view. See
"Additional configuration options" on page 52.
The following sections contain step-by-step procedure for each of these
tasks.
Setting up user access
The Viewer server makes extensive use of Windows COM+ architecture.
The main COM+ object is the application portal that is responsible for all
elements of system configuration and procedure calls. The application portal
interacts with a Windows service called the Unify Communications
Redirector that will need to be running before users can connect to the Web
site.
Note: Viewer uses a customized instance of the Microsoft Management
Console (MMC) as its administrative utility. This console creates an
interface that brings together many of the Windows administrator tools that
are useful for Viewer, along with several tools that are unique for Viewer,
into one location. Since the Windows administrator tools are also available
elsewhere on the Windows operating system, you can choose to use them
from either location.
Within the COM+ application portal, access to features, functions, and call
content is determined by role membership. The Viewer installation process
creates a standard set of Viewer roles. Role members are either individual
Windows users or Windows groups. By default, Viewer is installed with a
few individual users as role members. Viewer System Administrators are
responsible for adding additional users from the business organization to the
appropriate roles so that the users have access to the Viewer features they
need.
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