INSTALLING TEMENOS T24

Complete the installation of Redhat enterprise 6 and test to confirm GCC compiler in present and
running on the box - gcc –v.

Copying TAFC .
Insert the T24 disc and copy the TAFC archive file from the root into the OPT folder on the linux box.
Create a folder “TAFC“ in the OPT folder and extract the archive file contents into this folder.

Create a folder R12 in the TAFC folder and move all the folder contents into the R12 folder.

Open terminal window and change file permissions on TAFC using “CHMOD” command.
INSTALLING TAFC LICENSE

Open the CONFIG folder in R12 and edit the system.properties file. Copy and paste the T24 license at
the bottom of the file.
Create new folder under /HOME/ which should be the same name as the machine name which the
license key is tied to.

Copy BNK from backups taken into the new folder in the path /HOME/FOLDER NAME. Open a terminal
window and navigate to the folder path. Type “ tar –xvf bnk……….tar.gz “ and enter .

Changing a server/hostname:

Change the hostname or server name to the licence code name applied in TAFC.

vi /etc/sysconfig/network

Save and exit the editor.

CREATING T24 USER PROFILE

Create user profile for t24 under the SYSTEM – ADMINISTRATION – USERS AND GROUPS.

Add user account to admin group and select /bin/sh as the login shell. Setup the home directory as
/HOME/USERNAME/BNK/BNK.RUN

Open a terminal window and change permission on the folder name.

e.g chmod -Rvf 777 /home/ciclive

Change Ownership

e.g chown -Rvf ciclive /home/ciclive

Open terminal window and create a symbolic link to TAFC in the OPT folder.

ln -s /opt/tafc/R12 /usr/jbc

INSTALLING JAVA SDK KIT 1.7 AND JBOSS.

Download and install the java jdk on the linux box.

Download and install Filezilla on the linux box.

Navigate to the /HOME folder and create a new folder called JBOSS. Copy the entire contents of the
jboss423 folder to the linux system from the USB memory stick . Another option will be to connect to the
testbox using filezilla, navigate the folder /HOME/JBOSS/JBOSS423 and upload the entire contents into
the JBOSS423 folder on the linux box.

SETTING UP WEB URL ACCESS FOR T24.

Open computer and navigate to /HOME/JBOSS/JBOSS423/SERVER/DEFAULT/DEPLOY. Open and edit the

t24-ds.xml file. Edit the config.property line 1 and insert the address to be used. Edit the config.property
line 2 and change the port to 20001, save and exit.

Open computer and navigate to this path

/HOME/JBOSS/JBOSS423/SERVER/DEFAULT/DEPLOY/BROWSERWEB.WAR/WEB-INF/

Edit the jboss-web.xml and change the jndi-name connection factory to new name
STARTING JBOSS SERVICES.

Open terminal window and navigate to /HOME/JBOSS/JBOSS423/BIN and type “ ./runsh – b 0.0.0.0 “

If error is returned, change the permissions on the JBOSS and repeat the process to begin jboss services.

STARTING J-AGENT SERVICES.

Open a terminal connection and switch username eg su – username(t24 name)

Type sh

JED startjagent.sh and edit port number to 20001. Press ESC key and type FI to exit and save.

JED stopjagent.sh and edit port number to 20001. Press ESC key and type FI to exit and save.

After changing ports to 20001, you can run ./startjagent.sh services and test in web browser.
ALLOWING OTHER SYSTEMS TO ACCESS THIS SETUP

configure firewall rules. Enable the ff:

WWW (HTTP), Secure WWW (HTTPS), SSH and others depending on what you want.
Depending on your HTTP or HTTPS port No, it should be allowed in the firewall to access the setup.

e.e 9095 – in the firewall configuration go to Other Ports>User Defined>Port/Port Range>9095 then save