After you install SPD
Server, navigate to the
/site subdirectory
(relative to the directory where you installed SPD Server), and do
the following to complete the quick installation of your server:
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Verify that the WORKPATH
statement in your spdsserv.parm file is valid. If the WORKPATH statement
is incorrect, edit your spdsserv.parm file.
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Verify that the pathname
for libname=tmp in the libnames.parm file is valid. If the pathname
is not correct, edit the libnames.parm file.
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Initialize the SPD Server
Password Manager Database by invoking the pwdb script by doing the
following:
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At the
Enter
command> prompt, enter
groupdef.
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At the
Enter
group name to define> prompt, enter
admingrp.
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At the
Enter
command> prompt, enter
add to
add yourself as an administrator.
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Choose a user name of
up to eight alphanumeric characters, and choose a temporary password
of six to eight alphanumeric characters that uses at least one numeral.
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Assign yourself an authorization
level of 7 for maximum permissions, and then assign yourself to the
admingrp group. Press Enter to use default settings for the remaining
prompts.
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To change your password
to a permanent password, enter
chgpass at
the
command> prompt and follow the instructions.
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To exit the password
manager utility, enter
quit at
the
Enter command> prompt.
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Start SPD Server by
executing the rc.spds script. Use the UNIX
PS command
to verify that SPD Server is running.
If SPD Server is running,
you should see the following processes:
You should also see several spdslog processes.
If SPD Server is not
running, review the SPD Server log at
InstallDir/log/spdsserv*spdslog for
any errors.
After you correct any
start-up errors, end all running SPD Server processes, and then restart
the software by using the
rc.spds script.