After the installation

Step 1 – Get started in Control Center

These steps describe how you use Control Center to change the password for the Management Gateway Administrator and configure connection settings to the enterprise repository.

Getting started using the Command Line Utilities

You can also perform these steps using the Command Line Utilities. For more information, see Command Line Utilities documentation, available on OpenText Knowledge Center.

To get started in Control Center

1	Open Control Center and enter a new password for the Management Gateway Administrator (user name Administrator). See Opening Control Center and changing the password for the Management Gateway Administrator in the Control Center documentation.

2	In Control Center, specify the connection settings for the enterprise repository. See Configuring the connection settings for StreamServe Enterprise Repository in the Control Center documentation.

3	In Control Center, rename the site. See Renaming a site in the Control Center documentation.

Step 2 – Create the StreamServe Enterprise Repository

These steps describe how to use Control Center to create the enterprise repository.

Creating the enterprise repository manually

If the company security policy prevents Control Center from connecting to the database or if you want to have full traceability of the repository creation, you can create the enterprise repository manually. See Creating an enterprise repository manually in the Control Center documentation.

Using the Command Line Utilities to generate the enterprise repository scripts

You can use the Command Line Utilities to generate the scripts for the enterprise repository. For more information, see Command Line Utilities documentation available on OpenText Knowledge Center.

To use Control Center to create the enterprise repository

In Control Center, create the enterprise repository. See Creating an enterprise repository from Control Center in the Control Center documentation.

Step 3 – Connect all computers to the central enterprise repository

If you install Framework and StreamServer on more than one computer, you must connect the management gateway on each computer to the central enterprise repository.

If you do not run Control Center on the computer, you can do this by manually copying the enterpriserepository.xml file from the management gateway on the computer that you used to create the enterprise repository to the management gateway on the subsequent computers.

If you run Control Center on the computer, you enter the settings for the central enterprise repository in the Enterprise Repository Configuration dialog box.

To copy the enterpriserepository.xml file

1	On the computer with the management gateway that you used to create the enterprise repository, navigate to the following directory:

<Management gateway base directory>\<version>\root\securityprofiles

where <Management gateway base directory> is the base directory specified during the Framework and StreamServer installation. The default location on Windows is C:\ManagementGateway

2	Copy the enterpriserepository.xml file from this directory.

3	On the computer that you want to connect to the enterprise repository, do the following:

a	Navigate to the directory <Management gateway base directory> \<version>\root\securityprofiles

a	Paste the entepriserepository.xml into this directory.

b	Restart the StreamServe Management Gateway and StreamServe Management Nanny services.

Step 4 – Prepare to run StreamServer applications

These steps describe how to make the preparations to run StreamServer applications.

Using the Command Line Utilities to prepare to run StreamServer applications

For information about using the Command Line Utilities to make these preparations, see Command Line Utilities documentation available from OpenText Knowledge Center.

To prepare to run StreamServer applications

1	In Control Center, configure an application domain. See Creating an application domain in the Control Center documentation.

2	In Control Center, generate the scripts for the runtime repository. See Generating database scripts from Control Center in the Control Center documentation.

3	Update the scripts to fit your company requirements for the database. For example, configure the filegroups, size, file growth parameters, etc.

4	Run the scripts in the database server to create the runtime repository. See the following sections in the Control Center documentation:

–	Executing database scripts (Microsoft SQL Server)

–	Executing database scripts (Oracle Database)

–	Executing database scripts (IBM DB2)

Step 5 – Prepare to run StreamStudio applications (optional)

These steps describe how to use Control Center to make the preparations to run StreamStudio applications.

Using the Command Line Utilities to prepare to run StreamStudio applications

For information about using the Command Line Utilities to make these preparations, see Command Line Utilities documentation available from OpenText Knowledge Center.

To prepare to run StreamStudio web applications

1	Configure the application domain for StreamStudio web applications. See Preparing the application domain for web applications in the Control Center documentation.

2	If required, create the repositories needed for the StreamStudio web applications you will run.

–	For Collector, you need a Collector archive. See StreamStudio Collector configurations in the Control Center documentation.

–	For Composition Center, you need a web content repository. See StreamStudio Composition Center configurations in the Control Center documentation.

3	Add the service gateway application(s) for StreamStudio. See Adding a service gateway in the Control Center documentation.

4	Deploy the StreamStudio web application to the Java application server. See Deploying a web application in the Control Center documentation.