Configure and Start NPO Client Application

This section describes how to install an NPO Client.

1 Initial Checks and Configuration

All the installation tasks (i.e. Windows OS installation, Java installation) must be performed using the
Administrator user.
If other users are created, they must be part of the Administrator group, and all the configuration tasks must be
performed for all the users.

1.1

Install/Configure Operating System

A clean installation of Microsoft Windows XP/Windows Vista/Windows 7 operating system is

recommended in order to avoid conflicts between already installed applications and the applications
needed to run the Icon Box application.
Additional information on Windows XP Professional/Windows Vista/Windows 7 installation tasks can be found on
the http://www.microsoft.com/ Internet site.
The operating system must be Microsoft Windows XP Professional Service Pack 2 or Windows Vista or Windows
7.
Perform a clean installation of the Operating System. This ensures that no conflicts appear during installation:
Create only one disk partition (C:) or ensure that the C: partition has at least 40 GB. The C: partition must
be in NTFS format type.
Create only the Administrator user and make sure it has a password. If other users are needed, they
must be part of the Administrator group and all the configuration tasks must be performed for all these
users.
For Windows XP, it is mandatory to have the Service Pack 2 installed. If Windows XP Professional is
delivered without Service Pack 2, download it from http://www.microsoft.com/ Internet site and install it.
Machines with a preinstalled Windows XP Professional Service Pack 2 or Windows Vista or Windows 7 can also
be used but with the following constraints:
Only the Operating System must be installed (no other applications that consume resources can be
present)
Java is not installed.
Only the Java delivered with NPO application needs to be installed, otherwise unexpected abnormal behavior
may occur for NPO applications.
In case the existing Java is removed, after the removal check if C:\Documents and Settings\<windows
login>Application Data\Sun\Java\ directory is deleted. If still exists, it must be removed manually. This
directory shall be removed for all the users declared/created in Windows. Here <windows login> is the current
user name.

1.2

Switch to Classic Desktop

Note: This section takes 2 minutes on the Client and is not applicable for Windows 7.
To change the Start menu to the classic format:
1. Right click on the Windows taskbar.
2. Select Properties.
3. Select the Start Menu tab.
4. Check Classic Start Menu and click on [ OK ].

1.3

Switch to Classic Logon

Note: This section takes 5 minutes on the Client and is not applicable for Windows 7.
Switch to classic logon:
1. Select Start -> Run.
2. Type gpedit.msc and click on [ OK ].

3. Select:
Computer Configuration -> Administrative Templates -> System -> Logon
4. In the right window, click on the Standard tab.
5. Right click on Always use classic logon and select Properties.
6. In the Setting tab, select Enabled and click on [ OK ].
7. Close the Group Policy window.

1.4

Turn off User Account Control

Note: This section takes 5 minutes on the Client and is applicable for Windows Vista and Windows 7.

For Windows Vista

Turn off User Account Control:
1. From the desktop, select Start -> Settings -> Control Panel.
2. Click on the Classic View option from the left panel.
3. Double click on the User Accounts icon.
4. Click on Turn User Account Control on or off option.
5. In the "User Account Control" warning dialog box, click on [ Continue ].
6. Clear the Use User Account Control (UAC) to help protect your computer option and click on [OK ].
7. In the "Microsoft Windows" warning dialog box, click on [ Restart Now ].
8. Logon to Windows Vista as the Administrator.

For Windows 7
Turn off User Account Control:
1. From the desktop, select Start -> Control Panel.
2. In the View by field, select Large Icons options.
3. Double click on the User Accounts icon.
4. Click on Change user Account Control settings.
5. Select Never Notify for the User Account Control notification service and click on [ OK ].
6. In the "User Account Control" warning dialog box, click on [ Yes ].
7. Restart the NPO Client PC.
8. Logon to Windows 7 as the Administrator.

1.5

Check Memory Size

Note: The following versions of the operating system are supported:

Windows XP Professional
Windows Vista (Enterprise, Professional)
Windows 7.
Perform the following actions:
1. To check the configuration and memory size on the Client PC:
For Windows XP or Windows Vista, select: Start -> Programs -> Accessories -> System Tools ->
System Information
For Windows 7, in the "Winodws search box", type System information and press [ Enter ].
2. In the window that opens, check the following:
OS name: Microsoft Windows XP Professional, Microsoft Windows Vista Professional, Microsoft
Windows Vista Enterprise or Microsoft Windows 7
Version: ... Service Pack 2 Build ... for Windows XP
Total Physical Memory:
Equal or above 1GB for Windows XP
Equal of above 2 GB for Windows Vista or Windows 7.
3. Close the "System Information" window.

1.6

Update Virtual Memory Size

Note: The following versions of the operating system are supported:

Windows XP Professional

 Windows Vista (Enterprise, Professional)

Windows 7.
Perform the following actions:
1. To update the paging file size, from the desktop, select:
For Windows XP or Windows Vista: Start -> Settings -> Control Panel
For Windows 7: Start -> Control Panel.
The "Control Panel" opens.
2. Double click on [ System ].
3. Click on:
Advanced tab, for Windows XP or Vista
Advanced system settings, for Windows 7.
4. From the Performance field, click on [ Settings ].
The "Performance Options" window opens.
5. Click on the Advanced tab.
6. In the Virtual memory field, click on [ Change ].
7. In the "Virtual Memory" window:
For Windows XP and Windows Vista: set the Initial size (MB) and Maximum size (MB) values to 2048
For Windows 7:
If it is checked, clear Automatically manage paging file size for all drivers
Check Custom size
For the Initial size (MB) and Maximum size (MB), set the value to 4096.
8. Click on [ Set ].
9. Click on [ OK ].
If the "System Control Panel Applet" window opens, click on [ OK ] to close it.
In case a "System Properties" warning window appears for a system restart, click on [ OK ].
10. Click on [ OK ] to close the "Performance Options" window.
11. Click on [ OK ] to close the "System Properties" window.
12. Restart the NPO client PC. If the "System Settings Change" window opens, click on [ Yes ] to reset
the computer.
13. After the system is started, login as Administrator.

1.7

Customize and Check Network Parameters

Note: The following section takes 5 minutes on the Client.

For Windows XP or Windows Vista

Perform the following actions:
1. Customize and check network parameters. Select:
Start -> Settings -> Control Panel -> Network Connections
2. In the Network Connections window: Right click on the [ Local Area Connection ] icon and select Properties
from the popup menu.
3. In the "Local Area Connection Properties" window, click on [ Configure ].
4. In the "<Network Card Name> Properties" window:
In the General tab:
Check the network card name. Refer to the NPO Service Reference Sheet for the network card name. If it is not
correct, install the right one from the floppy disk or memory stick.
In the Driver tab:
Check the driver. Refer to the NPO Service Reference Sheet for the driver. If it is not correct, install the right one.
Click on [ OK ].
5. Right click on the [ Local Area Connection ] icon and select Properties.
6. In the "Local Area Connection Properties" window:
Select Internet Protocol (TCP/IP)
Select [ Properties ].
7. In the "Internet Protocol (TCP/IP) Properties" window:
Check if Use the following IP address: is selected. If it is not selected, select it.
If necessary, modify the value for IP Address, Subnet masks and Default gateway. Refer to the NPO
Service Reference Sheet for the exact values.
Click on [ OK ].
8. In the "Local Area Connections Properties" window, click on [ OK ].
9. Close the "Network Connections" window.

For Windows 7
Perform the following actions:
1. In the Windows search box type Network and Sharing Center and press [ Enter ].
2. On the left, click on Change adapter settings.
3. Right click on the [ Local Area Connection ] icon and select Properties from the popup menu.
4. In the "Local Area Connection Properties" window, select Internet Protocol Version 4 (TCP/IPv4) and click on
[ Properties ].
5. In the General tab:
Check if Use the following IP address is selected. If it is not, select it.
Click on [ OK ].
6. In the "Local Area Connections Properties" window, click on [ Close ].
Note: In case the "Set Network Location" window opens, select Work network and click on [ Close ].
7. Close the "Network Connections" window.

1.8

Check Regional and Language Options

Note: The following section takes 2 minutes on the Client. Check the Regional and Language options:
1. In the "Control Panel" window, double click on:
Regional and Language Options, for Windows XP or Windows Vista
Region and Language, for Windows 7.
2. For Windows XP or Windows Vista, in the Regional Options tab, select English (United States), then select
Customize.
3. For Windows 7, in the Format tab, select English (United States), then click on Additional settings.
4. In the Numbers tab, ensure that:
"." appears in the Decimal symbol field. If it is not there, type it.
";" appears in the List separator field. If it is not there, type it.
Click on [ OK ].
5. For Windows 7, in the "Region and Language Options" window, click on [ OK ].
6. Logout from the current Windows session.

1.9

Check Display Properties for Workstation

Note: The following section takes 5 minutes on the Client.

For Windows XP or Windows Vista

Check display properties for the workstation:
1. Login as the Administrator.
2. In the "Control Panel" window, double click on the Display icon.
3. Select the Settings tab.
4. Set the Screen resolution to equal or greater than 1280x1024.
5. Set the Color quality to equal or greater than 65536 (16 bits).
6. Click on [Advanced ]. Click on:
The Adapter tab and verify that the adapter and drivers conform to the NPO Service Reference Sheet. If
not, install the correct driver.
The General tab and check that the value in the DPI setting field is Normal size (96 DPI)
The Monitor tab, perform the following actions:
Select Hide modes that this monitor cannot display.
From the Screen refresh rate dropdown menu, change the frequency to the maximum value accepted.
Click [ OK ] to close the window. Confirm by clicking on [ OK ].
7. Click [ OK ] to close the "Display Properties" window. Confirm changes, if necessary, by clicking on [ OK ].
8. Close the "Control Panel" window.

For Windows 7
Check display properties for the workstation:
1. Login as the Administrator.
2. In the "Control Panel" window, double click on the Display icon.

3. On the left, click on the Adjust resolution link.

4. In the "Screen Resolution" panel:
Set the Resolution to equal or greater than 1280x800
Click on [ Advanced Settings ], then click on the "Monitor" tab.
5. In the Monitor tab, perform the following actions:
If not already selected, select Hide modes that this monitor cannot display
From the Screen refresh rate dropdown menu, change the frequency to the maximum value accepted
Click on [ OK ] to close the Monitor tab.
6. Click on [ OK ] to close the "Screen Resolution" window.
Confirm changes, if necessary, by clicking on [ Yes ].
7. Close the "Control Panel" window.

1.10 Install TCP/IP Printer

Note: The following section takes 10 minutes on the Client.
To install a network Printer, refer to Declare Printer (Section 4.1) section.

1.11 Set Internet Explorer Security

Note: This section takes 20 minutes on the Client.

For Windows XP or Windows Vista

Set the Internet Explorer security:
1. Open the "Microsoft Management Console" window:
Open the "Command Prompt" window
Type mmc and click on [ OK ].
2. In the "Console1" window, select:
File -> Add/Remove Snap-In
3. In the "Add/Remove Snap-In" window, click on [ Add ].
4. In the "Add Standalone Snap-In" window:
Select Group Policy (Object Editor).
Click on [ Add ].
5. In the "Welcome to the Group Policy Wizard" window, click on [ Finish ].
6. In the "Add Standalone Snap-In" window, click on [ Close ].
7. In the "Add/Remove Snap-In" window, click on [ OK ].
8. Expand the menu tree:
Local Computer Policy -> User Configuration -> Administrative Templates
9. From this point, expand also:
Windows Components -> Internet Explorer -> Internet Control Panel -> Security Page -> Internet Zone
10. Click on the [ Standard ] tab.
11. Enable the following settings by right clicking on the required option and selecting Properties:
Run ActiveX controls and plugins
Allow META Refresh
Submit non-encrypted form data
Allow active scripting
Automatic prompting for file downloads
Scripting of Java applets
Logon options, then set the Prompt for username and password option.
Allow binary and script behaviors
Use Popup Blocker
Userdata persistence
Allow file download.
In the next window, select Enable and click on [ OK ].
12. Depending on your Windows version, enable the following setting by right clicking on the required option and
selecting Properties:
Allow paste operations via script, for Windows XP
Allow cut, copy or paste operations from the clipboard via script, for Windows Vista
In the next window, select Enable and click on [ OK ].
13. Save the current console as the Local Computer Policy.msc file.

14. Close the "Console1" window.

15. Close the "Command Prompt" window.
16. Open an "Internet Explorer" browser:
Select from the menu Tools > Internet Options. The "Internet Options dialog box opens".
Select the Advanced tab.
In the Browsing section, clear the Reuse windows for launching shortcuts option.
In the Security section, check the Empty Temporary Internet Files folder when browser is closed
option.
Click on [ OK ] to close the "Internet Options" dialog box
Close the "Internet Explorer" browser.

For Windows 7
Set the Internet Explorer security:
1. In the Windows search box type Run.
2. In the "Run" dialog box:
Type mmc
Click on [ OK ] to open the Microsoft Management Console.
3. In the "Console1" window, select:
File -> Add/Remove Snap-in
4. Select Group Policy Object Editor and click on [ Add ].
5. In the "Welcome to the Group Policy Wizard" window, click on [ Finish ].
6. Click on [ OK ] to close the "Add or Remove Snap-ins" window.
7. From the left panel, expand the menu tree:
Local Computer Policy -> Computer Configuration -> Administrative Templates -> Windows Components > Internet Explorer -> Internet Control Panel -> Security Page
8. In the right panel, set the Internet Zone Template to Low:
Right click on it and select [ Edit ]
In the "Internet Zone Template Properties" window, select Enabled
In the Internet field, select Low
Click on [ OK ].
9. In the left panel, from the menu tree select:
Local Computer Policy -> Computer Configuration -> Administrative Templates -> Windows Components > Internet Explorer -> Internet Control Panel -> Advanced Page
10. In the right panel, disable the Do not save encrypted pages to disk setting:
Right click on it and select [ Edit ]
In the "Do not save encrypted pages to disk properties" window, select Disabled
Click on [ OK ].
11. In the right panel, enable the Empty Temporary Internet Files folder when browser is closed setting:
Right click on it and select [ Edit ]
In the "Empty Temporary Internet Files folder when browser is closed" window, select Enabled
Click on [ OK ].
12. In the right panel, enable the Allow third-party browser extensions setting:
Right click on it and select [ Edit ]
In the "Allow third-party browser extensionsd Properties" window, select Enabled
Click on [ OK ].
13. Save the settings:
From the menu, select File -> Save As
In the File name field, type Local Computer Policy.msc
Click on [ Save ].
If the Local Computer Policy.msc already exists message appears, click on [ Yes ] to replace the existing
file with the new file.
14. Close the Microsoft Management Console.
15. Open an Internet Explorer browser.
Note: In case "Set up Windows Internet Explorer" dialog box is opened, follow the information on screen to
configure it. Refer to http://www.microsoft.com/ in case additional information is needed.
16. On top right of the window, click on Tools and select Toolbars -> Menu Bar.
17. From the menu bar, select Tools -> Internet Options.
18. In the "Internet Options" dialog box, for the Home page setting, click on [ Use blank ].
19. In the "Internet Options" dialog box:
Click on the Advanced tab
In the Browsing section, clear the Reuse windows for launching shortcuts option.

20. Click on [ OK ] to close the "Internet Options" dialog box.

21. Close the Internet Explorer browser.

1.12 Add Server Address to Intranet Zone

Add the Server Address to the Intranet Zone:
1. Open an "Internet Explorer" browser.
2. Select from the menu Tools -> Internet Options.
The "Internet Options" dialog box opens.
3. Select the Security tab.
4. Select the [ Local Intranet ] icon and click on [ Sites ].
The "Local Intranet" window opens.
5. Click on [ Advanced ].
6. Clear the Require server verification (https:) for all the sites in this zone option.
7. In the Add this Web site to the zone field, type:
In case of standalone configuration:
http://<Server_IP_address>
where <Server_IP_address> is the IP address of the NPO server.

In case of cluster or ASM configurations:

http://<Floating_IP_address>
where <Floating_IP_address> is the floating IP address of the NPO cluster.

8. Click on [ Add ], then: on [ OK ].

For Windows XP or Windows Vista, click on [ Close ]
For Windows 7, click on [ Close ].
9. Click on [ OK ] to close the "Local Intranet" window.
10. Click on [ OK ] to close the "Internet Options" dialog box
11. Close the Internet Explorer.

1.13 Adjust Date and Time

Before opening the NPO Icon Box, you must adjust the PC clock according to the NPO server clock.
Note: The following section takes 2 minutes on the Client.

For Windows XP or Windows Vista

Adjust the PC clock according to the NPO server clock:
1. If the "Control Panel" is not already open, from the desktop, select:
Start -> Settings -> Control Panel
The "Control Panel" opens.
2. Double click on the [ Date and Time ] icon.
The "Date and Time Properties" window opens.
3. Select the Date & Time tab and adjust the date and time.
4. Select the Time Zone tab and adjust the time zone corresponding to the local time.
Note: Same Time Zone must be selected as the one set on NPO server.
5. Select the Internet Time tab.
Check the Automatically synchronize with an Internet time server field.
In the Server field type the NTP server IP address (<server_IP_address>).
Note: In case NTP server service is hosted on NPO server, type the
NPO server IP address. In case NTP is an external server which synchronize the NPO server, type the NTP
server IP address.
6. Click on [ Update Now ] to start the time synchronization with the NTP server.
Wait for the following message:
The time has been successfully synchronized with
<server_IP_address; on <Date; at Time;.

If for any reason the synchronization procedure fails, repeat the steps (5) and (6).
7. Click on [ OK ] to close the "Date and Time Properties" window.

For Windows 7
Adjust the PC clock according to the NPO server clock:

1. From the desktop, select:

Start -> Control Panel
The "Control Panel" opens.
2. Double click on the [ Date and Time ] icon.
The "Date and Time" tab opens.
3. In the "Date and Time" tab, click on [ Change date and time ].
4. In the "Date and Time Settings" panel, adjust the date and time and click on [ OK ].
5. In the "Date and Time" tab, click on [ Change time zone ].
6. In the "Time Zone Settings" panel, adjust the time zone corresponding to the local time and click on [ OK ].
Note: The same Time Zone must be selected as the one set on the NPO server.
7. Update NPO client PC date and time:
Select the "Internet Time" tab
Click on [ Change settings ]
Check Synchronize with an Internet time server
In the Server field, type the NTP <server_IP_address>
If
Then
NTP server service is hosted on NPO server
Type the NPO server IP address.
NTP is an external server which synchronizes the NPO Type the NTP server IP adress.
server.
Click on [ Update now ] to start the time synchronization with the NTP server.
Wait for the following message:
The clock was successfully synchronized with <server_IP_address> on <Date> at <Time>.
If for any reason the synchronization procedure fails, repeat this step.
8. Click on [ OK ] to close the "Internet Time Settings" panel.
9. Click on [ OK ] to close the "Date and Time" window.
10. Close the "Control Panel" window.

1.14 Edit Hosts File

Add the NPO server name and IP address in hosts file:
1. Using a text editor (for example, Notepad) edit the hosts file located in C:/WINDOWS/system32/drivers/etc
directory.
2. At the end of this file, add the following line:
In case of standalone configuration:
<Server_IP_address> <Name>
where <Server_IP_address> is the IP address of the NPO server and
<Name> is the NPO server hostname.
In case of cluster or ASM configurations:
<Floating_IP_address> <Name>
where <Floating_IP_address> is the floating IP address of the NPO cluster and <Name> is the NPO cluster
hostname.
3. Save the hosts file and close the text editor.

2 Install Microsoft Office 2003

Additional information on Microsoft Office 2003 installation tasks can be found on the http://www.microsoft.com/
Internet site.
As Administrator user install Word and Excel packages from Microsoft Office 2003 CD.
Follow the interactive installation procedure carefully and provide the information needed.

3 Install Microsoft Office 2007

Additional information about Microsoft Office 2007 installation tasks can be found on the
http://www.microsoft.com/ Internet site.
As Administrator user install Word and Excel packages from Microsoft Office 2007 CD.
Follow the interactive installation procedure carefully and provide the information needed.

4 Install Required NPO Applications

4.1

Start Welcome Page

To install the required OMC applications, as the Administrator user:

1. Open an Internet Explorer browser.
2. In the address bar type:
In case of standalone configuration:
http://<Server_IP_address>/
where <Server_IP_address> is the IP address of the NPO server.
In case of cluster or ASM configurations:
http://<Floating_IP_address>/
where <Floating_IP_address> is the floating IP address of the NPO cluster.
3. Click on [ Install First ]
The "Install these packages before starting" page opens.

4.2

Install Java

For Windows XP or Windows Vista

To install the version of java which is required:
1. Click on Download jdk-<version>.exe to PC
where the <version> is the version of java required to be installed.
The "File Download - Security Warning" window opens.
2. Click on [ Run ] then select [ Next ] until the Java is installed on OMC client PC.
3. From the desktop, select:
Start -> Settings -> Control Panel
The "Control Panel" window opens.
4. Double click on [ System ].
The "System Properties" window opens.
5. Select the [ Advanced ] tab, and click on [ Environment Variables ].
The "Environment Variables" window opens.
6. From the list of System variables, select the Path variable and click on[ Edit ].
The "Edit System Variable" window opens.
7. Check if the path to the java installed appears in the Variable value field:
C:\Program Files\Java\jdk<version>\bin

If not, at the end of the Variable value field, type:

;C:\Program Files\Java\jdk<version>\bin

Note: Do not forget to add ; which is the separator in between the variables.
8. Click on [ OK ] to save and close the "Edit System Variable" window.
9. Click on [ OK ] to save and close the"Environment Variables" window.
10. Click on [ OK ] to save and close the "System Properties" window.
11. Close the "Control Panel" window.

For Windows 7
To install the version of java which is required:
1. From the "Install these packages before starting" page, right-click on Download jdk-<version>.exe to PC and
save the file on the C: partition.
Where <version> is the version of java required to be installed.
2. In the Windows search box type cmd.
3. In the "Command Prompt" window type:
cd \
jdk-<version>.exe STATIC=1
4. Click on [ Next ] until Java is installed on NPO client PC.
5. From the desktop, select:
Start -> Control Panel
6. Double click on [ System ]. Then, on the left side of the window, click on Advanced system settings.

The "System Properties" window opens, displaying the [ Advanced ] tab.

7. In the [ Advanced ] tab, click on [ Environment Variables ].
The "Environment Variables" window opens.
8. From the list of System variables, select the Path variable and click on [ Edit ].
The "Edit System Variable" window opens.
9. Check if the path to the installed Java versions appears in the Variable value field:
C:\Program Files\Java\jdk<version>\bin

If not, at the end of the Variable value field, type:

;C:\Program Files\Java\jdk<version>\bin

Note: Do not forget to add ; which is the separator in between the variables.
10. Click on [ OK ] to save and close the "Edit System Variable" window.
11. Click on [ OK ] to save and close the"Environment Variables" window.
12. Click on [ OK ] to save and close the "System Properties" window.
13. Close the "Control Panel" window.

4.3

Update Zones Security Settings

To update the Zones Security settings:

1. Click on Download zones.bat to PC to update Security settings
The "File Download - Security Warning" window opens.
2. Click on [ Run ] to update security settings on the OMC client PC.

4.4

Install MS-Excel 2007 Plug-In

To install the Microsoft Excel 2007 plug-in follow the next steps:
1. Click on Download PatternFills.zip plug-in for Excel.
The "File Download - PatternFills.zip" window opens and save the file locally.
2. Open the MS Excel 2007 and click on the Office icon placed on the top left of the window.
3. Click on [ Excel Options ] at the bottom of the window.
4. In the "Excel Options" window, from the "Options" dialog, select the Add-Ins section.
5. From the Manage dropdown list, on the bottom of the window, select Excel Add-ins and click on [ Go ].
The "Add-Ins" dialog opens.
6. Use the [ Browse ] button to locate the Pattern Fills add-in and check the appropriate box.
7. Click on [ OK ].

4.5

Install Acrobat Reader

In case of Acrobat Reader 6 or newer is not installed in the NPO Client PC, to display or print GCD (pdf)
documents:
1. Download the latest version of Adobe Reader from www.adobe.com
2. Follow the steps of Installation as mentioned in the adobe official website.
3. Install it on the NPO Client PC.

5 Open Iconbox Application

To open the iconbox application, refer to Start NPO Client Application from the NPO Introduction.

6 Close Iconbox Application

To close the iconbox application, refer to Exit from NPO Client Application from the NPO Introduction.

7 Update Java Time Zone

1. Open the Internet Explorer browser and type the server IP address.
Example:
For NPO:

http://172.25.240.245/
For NPO embedded:
https://172.25.240.245/
The Alcatel-Lucent Welcome Page opens.
2. Click on [ Install First ] button.
3. Right click on Download time zone update tool for Java and select Save Target As.
4. Save the file as tzupdater.jar in the root directory of the C partition (C:/ ).
In case Internet Explorer browser changes the file extension from .jar to .zip, rename the file as mentioned above
(.jar file extension must be used).
5. Go to C:/Program Files/Java directory and note down all the java installed.
For PC Client, jdk and jre directories with the same <version> are present
For HMI server, another jre<version2> directory is also present, with the java version needed for
Citrix.
Example:
For PC Client, jdk1.5.0_14 and jre1.5.0_14 directories are present
For HMI Server jre1.5.0_09 directory is also present.
6. From the desktop, select:
Start -> Run
The "Run" dialog box opens.
7. Type cmd then click on [ OK ].
The "cmd.exe" window opens.
8. Type the following commands (adapt them following the java versions noted in step (5))
cd /
"C:/Program Files/Java/jre<version>/bin/java" -jar
tzupdater.jar -u
"C:/Program Files/Java/jdk<version>/bin/java" -jar
tzupdater.jar -u
9. Close the "cmd.exe" window.
10. Restart the NPO Client PC.
11. Login as Administrator.