Customization Overview; Accessing The Magnia Sg20; Copying Software To The Magnia Sg20 - Toshiba SG20 - Magnia - Web Server Customization Manual

Customization

Customization overview

Before beginning the process of customizing a Magnia SG20 image, you can capture the
clean, unmodified image on another hard disk. Doing so enables you to reinstall a
factory-fresh image if you need to restart the integration process. See
backup on page 13 for more information.
Generally, the process of installing a custom application involves three basic steps:
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Identifying and installing added Linux-based software to support your integration
process, such as libraries, newer versions of standard Linux software, or custom
support software.
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Moving your application files onto the Magnia SG20 and installing it if necessary.
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Optionally, adding links or Web pages to the Magnia SG20 Web-based administration
or preinstalled intranet pages.

Accessing the Magnia SG20

For most customization, installation and modifications access the system directly using
Telnet, using a shell command prompt. You can accomplish almost any task from this
environment.
Access the Magnia SG20 by performing the following steps:
1 Set up a client computer connected to a private Ethernet port. Verify you can access
the Web administration pages using the URL http://192.168.1.1. When this has been
verified, bring up a command prompt and run Telnet:
telnet 192.168.1.1
2 When the Linux login prompt appears, use the account "telnetuser" with the default
password "toshiba".
3 When at a shell prompt, you can switch to the root account using the su command.
4 When at a root command prompt, you can install, recompile or modify software for
your application integration.

Copying software to the Magnia SG20

When you have access to the Magnia SG20, you will need to copy your application to the
system, as well as possible additional Linux support software such as databases or other
tools. You can copy new software to the Magnia SG20 by using one of the following
protocols:
Customization overview
Custom image
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