Echelon Rapid Deployment Example for EES - Manual (Page 22)

12 Using the Rapid Deployment Example
Username Enter the user name for logging in to your SmartServer via HTTP. The
default user name is ilon.
Password Enter the password for logging in to your SmartServer via HTTP. The
default password is ilon.
7. Click Deploy to deploy the template. It takes approximately 25 minutes to deploy the template.
Note: You can view the status of the current deployment by entering the trace 2 command in
the target SmartServer’s console application. For more information on the SmartServer console
application, see Appendix B of the i.LON SmartServer 2.0 User’s Guide.
8. If a login dialog for the LNS Proxy Web service opens, enter the User name and Password for
logging into the LNS Proxy Web service on the target LNS Server, which are both ilon by
default, and then click OK. You may have initially set the user name and password in the EES
2.0 installer. If you cannot log into the i.LON AdminServer, use the EES tray tool icon on your
EES 2.0 computer to view the current user name and password used for accessing the LNS Proxy
Web service. See Chapter 3 of the Echelon Enterprise Services 2.0 User’s Guide for more
information on how to do this.
9. After the i.LON template has been deployed on your target SmartServer, the target SmartServer is
rebooted.
10. A new QSR project is added to the navigation pane of the i.LON AdminServer. The QSR project
contains the image of the target SmartServer, and it contains a copy of the deployed QSR LNS
network database if you imported the QSR-TEMPLATE-LonMaker.zip file. The name of the
new project and the LNS network database in the project are based on the default QSR name in
the Target property the Deploy Web page.
11. If you deployed the QSR-TEMPLATE-LonMaker.zip file, the deployment SmartServer is
synchronized to the target LNS network database.
Note: You can view the status of the synchronization by entering the trace 2 command in the
target SmartServer’s console application. For more information on the SmartServer console
application, see Appendix B of the i.LON SmartServer 2.0 User’s Guide.
12. You can open the deployment SmartServer’s Web pages and observe that the devices in the i.LON
template have been replicated and installed on the SmartServer, and observe that the network has
been synchronized to the target LNS network database (if the i.LON template included an LNS
network database).