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OpenVista Appliance Release Notes

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Created on: Aug 6, 2008 2:37 PM by Jonathan Tai - Last Modified:  Aug 29, 2009 4:52 PM by Ben Mehling
OpenVista Appliance, release 5
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The OpenVista Appliance is a virtualized environment that contains a completely
configured OpenVista system.



Collaboration
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The OpenVista® Appliance is part of the larger open source project. Aspects of
the design, requirements definition, development, and testing are done in the
community.  Medsphere.org is the central location for this collaborative
development process.

Medsphere.org provides all participants access to the solution development
process and a voice in how the system evolves. You can download open source
software, start discussions, host projects, build clinical content/best
practices, ask questions, make suggestions and blog about progress.

* Collaborate 24 x 7
 * Share in the improvement of healthcare
 * Influence the OpenVista® roadmap
 * Get answers to your questions from experts, peers, colleagues and others

For a tour of the community or to register go here: http://medsphere.org/tour/



Requirements:
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  - The more capable the workstation, the better the performance
  - At least 1280x960 resolution
  - At least 4GB of available drive space
  - Filesystem must support >2GB files (e.g., not vFat. Thanks to JLZ for the heads-up)
  - 7zip Uncompressor (http://sevenzip.sourceforge.net/) - Decompress Archive
  - VMWare Player (http://www.vmware.com/download/player/) - Virtual Machine Software



Included Software Versions:
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  - OpenVista CIS 0.9.96 (1.0 Release Candidate 2)
  - OpenVista Server 1.5 Service Pack 2
  - OVID 0.9.0
  - Patient Dashboard demonstration application
  - GT.M V5.3-004
  - Xubuntu 9.04 "Jaunty Jackalope"



Login Credentials:
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Linux Users:
  - username/password: demo / medsphere (sudo for root)

OpenVista Users:
  - access/verify/e-sig: SM1234 / SM1234!! / SM1234! (MANAGER, SYSTEM)
  - access/verify/e-sig: PU1234 / PU1234!! / PU1234! (USER, PHYSICIAN)
  - access/verify/e-sig: NU1234 / NU1234!! / NU1234! (USER, NURSE)

Patient Dashboard Users:
  - access/verify: DB1234 / DB1234!!



Connecting to the OpenVista Appliance from an external workstation:
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Determine the IP address of the Appliance:
  - In the top right corner of the desktop, look for the Network Manager icon
  - Right click the icon and select Connection Information
  - Note the IP Address for the Ethernet (eth0) interface
  - (Reminder: the Appliance is set to retrieve an IP via the DHCP protocol)

Connecting with CIS:
  - Setup CIS on an external workstation
    - Download the CIS installer from medsphere.org or the Appliance* (see below)
    - Verify the workstation meets the CIS software requirements (you may need to
      download and install .NET and the Gtk# Runtime)
    - Install CIS using the installer
    - Run the OpenVistaCIS.exe application
  - Connect to the OpenVista Appliance
    - On the CIS connection screen, modify the Options section
    - Set the Server option to be the IP address of the Appliance
    - Set the Port option to be 9201
    - Click Connect

Connecting with PuTTY:
  - Download PuTTY and the .ppk key file from the Appliance* (see below)
  - Run putty.exe
  - Set the Host Name to the IP address of the Appliance
  - Under Connection -> Auth, set the Private key file for authentication to
    the .ppk file you downloaded
  - Click Open
  - When prompted for a username, use "openvista"

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* The appliance has a Windows Network (Samba) share that allows you to download
  files you'll need to connect to the Appliance from a Windows computer.

  To access the share, go to the Start menu -> Run... and type:

      \\<ip address of appliance>\openvista

  Navigate to the Installers folder and copy the files to your computer.


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