Owner's Manual

32 Hardware, Operating Systems and Ports Used
The Full installation is really just a client plus database size. The same footprint exists for any type
of installation with the actual databases being the only difference. Applications can add required
space for client as well as additional space for database server. The 750MB difference in the
numbers above is simply a default setting in installer that requires an additional 750MB for data
space.
Client Password
The first time users log in to a client, they are prompted by the interface to change their password.
The default login is
admin , and the default password is blank (no text).
NOTE:
The password is encrypted in the database.
FTP Servers on Linux
The internal file server does not work on these operating systems. The following sections describe
how to use their alternatives to that file server. Installation of FTP, TFTP, SFTP and SCP depends
on having the server correctly configured on Linux.
The following installation instructions describe how to do this:
• Red Hat Linux FTP / TFTP on page 32—Installing on Red Hat Linux
Refer to the operating system documentation for details about these, or if your operating system is
not specifically mentioned below.
3 Edit /etc/ftpd/ftpaccess, adding the following line:
defumask 000
4 Execute inetconv
# inetconv
5 Verify the service is enabled
# svcs | grep tftp
online 10:52:15 svc:/network/tftp/udp6:default
Red Hat Linux FTP / TFTP
The following are steps to set up FTP and TFTP on Red Hat Linux:
1 Confirm if FTP is installed by typing the following in a shell:
rpm -q vsftpd
The following is an example response (your version may differ):
vsftpd-2.0.5-10.el5
2 Modify the vsftpd.conf file which is in /etc/vsftpd
a. Become super user.