Installation Manual

nanoBTS Installation Manual

Getting Started with BTS Installer

3.5.2 Microsoft Windows

BTS Installer can be started by double clicking the desktop item or by selecting the menu

entry in the normal way.

3.5.3 Other Platforms

Details of starting BTS Installer on platforms other than Microsoft Windows are beyond the

scope of this document. However on platforms with a command line interface a command

like the following is likely to be useful:

java -jar BtsInstaller.jar

3.5.4 Command Line Arguments

On all platforms, additional command line arguments can be used to specify that BTS

Installer should run in proxy mode, and/or to specify the IP addresses and optionally Unit

IDs of some nanoBTSs for which BTS Installer should create BTS Database entries. See

'Command Line Parameters' in [OPM_300] for details of the command line arguments.

Depending on the platform, it will be possible to set up a shortcut or a script to run BTS

Installer with any desired set of command line arguments.

3.5.5 Entering the Password

When BTS Installer starts, if an eToken containing a certificate and private key is found it

will prompt the user for the password for the eToken. The password should be entered if it

is desired to make secure (SSL) connections to nanoBTSs; if only insecure connections

are wanted then the password request may be cancelled. See section 4.5 for further

details.

3.6 Setting Up BTS Installer

The BTS Installer Configuration section of the user interface contains some settings that

tell BTS Installer how it is to operate. Until some of these settings have been made most of

the buttons on the user interface will be disabled and most of BTS Installer’s functionality

will be unavailable.