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# 2 Overview of Administrative Tasks

This chapter discusses the main flow of administrative tasks required to manage the OCMS in the following topics:

- "Overview"

- "Installing OCMS"

- "Deployment Topologies"

- "Provisioning"

- "Configuring the SIP Servlet Container"

- "Managing Authentication and Security"

- "Deploying Applications"

- "Configuring High Availability (HA)"

- "Managing OCMS Components"

- "Logging"

- "Troubleshooting"

## Overview

This chapter describes the main flow of administrative tasks required to configure and manage OCMS.

## Installing OCMS

For installation instructions, see Oracle Communication and Mobility Server Installation Guide.

## Deployment Topologies

Refer to Chapter 3, "Deployment Topologies" for descriptions of the following:

- OCMS components

- Highly available OCMS topologies

- Single node OCMS topologies

- Choosing an appropriate topology

See:

For more information , see "Configuration Recommendations". See also Chapter 8, "Configuring High Availability".

## Provisioning

Provisioning users and applications involves:

- Creating users

- Assigning users communication IDs and security roles

- Provisioning XDMS application usage

See:

For more information, see Chapter 5, "Provisioning Users and Applications".

## Configuring the SIP Servlet Container

Configuring the SIP servlet container involves:

- Managing the SIP servlet container

- Configuring the following:

  - The IP address and port from which the SIP servlet receives traffic

  - The domains and realms handled by the SIP servlet

  - The DNS caching server to be used by the SIP servlet container

  - The contact address to embed in the headers of outgoing SIP messages

  - The Application Router, used to route SIP requests to the correct applications.

See:

For more information, see Chapter 4, "Configuring the SIP Servlet Container".

## Managing Authentication and Security

Managing OCMS authentication and security involves:

- Configuring user authentication

- Authorizing Presence

- Securing traffic with digest authentication and trusted hosts

See:

For more information, see Chapter 6, "OCMS Security".

## Deploying Applications

Deploying applications involves packaging developed applications for deployment on the SIP server. The main steps of deploying an application include:

- Packaging an application

- Deploying an application

- Starting an application

See:

For more information, see Chapter 7, "Packaging and Deploying Applications".

## Configuring High Availability (HA)

Configuring high availability involves:

- Configuring OCMS SIP containers for high availability

- Configuring SIP Servlet applications for high availability

- Configuring the Edge Proxy for high availability

- Configuring the Proxy Registrar for high availability

See:

For more information, see Chapter 8, "Configuring High Availability".

## Managing OCMS Components

Managing OCMS components involves:

- Managing components using the Oracle Application Server Control Console

- Configuring deployed applications

- Monitoring performance

See:

For more information, see Chapter 9, "Managing the SIP Server".

## Logging

Logging SIP traffic involves:

- Setting log levels

- Viewing and interpreting log data, including the following categories:

  - Bad Message logs

  - Configuration logs

  - Traffic logs

  - System logs

  - Charging/event logs

  - Statistics logs

- Managing logging

See:

For more information, see Chapter 10, "Configuring the Logging System".

## Troubleshooting

The troubleshooting chapter presents possible problems and solutions, along with a list of known issues and workarounds.