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Server Installation Guide
1.2 Concert DVD
Your Concert DVD comprises all the operating system, application software and documentation that you
require to set up a complete Concert system.
You can also download the latest Concert DVD ISO file from:
Note:
An ISO file format facilitates a simple file to DVD transfer using built in ISO burning utilities on both
Windows and OSX platforms.
1.2.1 CentOS 6
CentOS 6 is a free Enterprise-class Linux distribution. To run the Concert Server applications in their
supported capacity, you must complete a full, customized installation of CentOS 6 using the Concert
DVD provided with every distribution of Concert.
For more information about CentOS 6, see
1.2.2 Concert Server applications
The Concert Server [v2.7] software consists of three server applications. If multiple Interface Gateway
instances are required, use the Concert DVD to install Concert on these remote servers. Follow the
instructions provided within the Concert Administration Guide to incorporate the remote servers into the
Concert system through use of the Concert Management Interface (CMI). The three Concert applications
are described within the following table.
Server
Application
Description
EMS
Element Management System. EMS performs as a login server, presence
server and database manager.
Note:
The web-based Concert Management Interface (CMI) interfaces directly
with the EMS and IV-R applications. The CMI is used by the system
administrator to manage, configure and monitor the Concert system
resources as a whole.
I-VR
IV-Router. The IV-R is the media router which:
Maintains a dynamic connection with all Concert clients.
Maintains audio and data routing tables.
Forwards incoming audio or text messages for participants in direct
calls, chats, conferences and channels.
Interface Gateway
Interface Gateway. The Interface Gateway is the processing interface to
the supported audio device installed on the server.
Table 4: Concert Server applications