Starting TSMC Server on Netware

Follow these steps to start TSMC Server on Netware:

1.    Switch to the console on the Netware server.

2.    Type TSMCSTART and press Enter.

 

IMPORTANT:  TSMC changes the CPU Hog Timeout Amount to 5. This is necessary so that certain TSMC processes do not encounter the CPU Hog Timeout Amount condition. This value is set each time the TSMCSTART command is executed. If you need to change the CPU Hog Timeout Amount back to its original setting, you will need to do so each time you finish using TSMC. To set this value, type the following in the Netware console and press Enter:

SET CPU Hog Timeout Amount = <x> (where <x>=number of minutes)

3.    Go to a client machine and open an Internet Explorer browser to run the TSMC Client. Assuming the IP address of your Netware server is 10.10.10.2, then you would enter the following address in the browser:

http://10.10.10.2:2301

4.    Select the TSMC icon on the Device Home Page screen displayed in your browser. The Java Plug-In Information screen is displayed.

 

5.    If you do not have Java installed, a Java certificate is displayed asking if you would like to install the Java plug-in available from Sun Microsystems. Click Yes and follow the instructions to install Java.

 

NOTE:  If you do not have Internet access, click the link at the bottom of the page to install the Java plug-in. Follow the instructions on the screen. After installing the Java plug-in, restart the computer. When complete, click the Refresh button in your web browser to continue.

 

NOTE:  Now is a good time to verify that your client machine is set up correctly. The Java Plug-in and cache should be verified now in order to prevent potential problems. This step must be performed after the Java Plug-in installation has completed successfully.

6.    After the Java plug-in is installed (if necessary), a login screen is displayed. Enter your user name and password to access the computer, and then click OK to continue. The default user name and password is administrator (valid users are documented in the Server Agent help files in the TSMC application).

 

NOTE:  If you are already authenticated, the login screen is not displayed.

7.    You may briefly see a TSMC Client screen with a status bar. This screen disappears and the TSMC Summary screen for the computer is displayed. Check the Client status at the bottom of the screen to ensure that you are the primary user (only primary users are able to issue commands to devices – secondary users can only view the screens). You are now ready to start using TSMC.

8.    When you are finished using TSMC, click the Sign Off link in the upper left corner of the screen. On the following screen, click the Logout link.

 

IMPORTANT:  It is important to log off as described in step 8. If you close the browser without logging off, you will have to wait for a 15-minute timeout period before you can log on again as a primary user.

9.    Go to the Netware server and open the Netware console. Enter TSMCSTOP to unload TSMC.