Author – Brian Elton eltonb@gmail.

com

Edited - 11/5/2009 2:22 PM

INSTALLING OREKA/ORKWEB IN VMWARE SERVER 2.0.2

(If you don’t want to install in Vmware, just skip the first section)

• Install VWware server (http://www.vmware.com/products/server/)

o After installation, Start/Programs/Vmware/Vmware Server/Vmware Server Homepage (use the same
credentials to sign in as you do to sign into your regular Windows machine) – For license keys take a look
at post#6 at http://www.mydigitallife.info/2007/03/15/free-vmware-server-serial-numbers-or-license-
keys/
o To start your VM, select it under “Inventory” click the “Console” tab, then click inside the black box, and
your VM will appear in a separate window outside of Internet Explorer.
o If you need to add hardware such as USB controller or network after-the-fact, power down your VM,
then click Add Hardware inside the Vmware Web Access page.
o Create a virtual machine using Windows XP SP2 (I just pointed my Vmware CD-ROM to a .iso of Windows
XP on my local hard drive)
o After your Windows XP is fully installed, click Install VMWare Tools, on the Vmware Web Access Page
under your VM

• Create a folder on your desktop called Oreka – get the following files:

o Orkaudio 0.5-313-win32
http://www.brtutor.com/oreka/orkaudio-0.5-313-win32-installer.zip
Size – 2.09 MB

o Orktrack / Orkweb 0.5-311

http://www.brtutor.com/oreka/oreka-0.5-311-orktrack-orkweb.zip
Size – 12.8 MB

o Apache Tomcat 5.5.28

http://www.brtutor.com/oreka/apache-tomcat-5.5.28.exe
Size – 6.59 MB

o MySQL 5.1.40
http://www.brtutor.com/oreka/mysql-5.1.40-win32.msi
Size – 104MB

o Java JRE 1_5_0_21

http://www.brtutor.com/oreka/jre-1_5_0_21-windows-i586-p.exe
Size – 16.6 MB
• Extract the 2 zip files inside your Oreka folder -

• Install OrkAudio – double-click orkaudio-0.5-313-win32-installer.exe inside the

orkaudio-0.5-313-win32-installer folder – Take all the defaults.

• Enable reporting
Right-click C:\Program Files\Orkaudio\config.xml and choose edit, and set EnableReporting from false to true
It should read -
<EnableReporting>true</EnableReporting>

Set the recording path (if you don’t, playback won’t work from the webpage) as well in config.xml, it should read
exactly like this (you have to remove the “<!—“ and the “-->” ) (Those symbols are the way you write comments
into a .xml file without them actually getting read by the program. So anyway, it should read exactly like this:
<AudioOutputPath>\Program Files\Apache Software Foundation\Tomcat 5.5\webapps\ROOT
</AudioOutputPath>
• Install Java – take the Typical setup.

• Install Apache Tomcat

Take Normal Install; install to the default directory (C:\Program Files\Apache Software Foundation\Tomcat 5.5);
Default Connector Port of 8080; Default Username – admin; set Password to admin; make sure on the Java
Virtual Machine screen, that it points to the path that contains JRE 1.5 (see screenshot below)
• Install MySQL
Take the Complete install
Check the box for “Configure the MySQL Server now”
Un-check the box for “Register the MySQL Server now”
Choose Standard Configuration
Choose Install As a Windows Service
 Set the New root password to admin
Click Execute

• Unzip ConfigFiles.zip inside your “oreka-0.5-311-orktrack-orkweb” folder (you should now have a “ConfigFiles”
folder with a “oreka” folder inside it.
Copy the “oreka” folder to C:\

• Right-click mysql.hbm.xml inside both “C:\oreka\orktrack” and” C:\oreka\orkweb” and choose Edit (it should
open with Notepad).
Change the following entries:
<property name="hibernate.connection.password">password</property>
<property name="hibernate.connection.username">root</property>

to

<property name="hibernate.connection.password">admin</property>
<property name="hibernate.connection.username">root</property>
(the default username of root is correct)

Save and Close it.

** Make sure you do this in both “C:\oreka\orktrack” and” C:\oreka\orkweb” **
• Unzip lib.zip inside your oreka-0.5-311-orktrack-orkweb (you should now have a lib folder with a bunch of .jar
files inside it)
Select all 52 of those files inside that lib folder and copy them to -
C:\Program Files\Apache Software Foundation\Tomcat 5.5\shared\lib

• Go back to your Desktop to your Oreka folder and copy orkweb.war and orktrack.war from within your oreka-
0.5-311-orktrack-orkweb to C:\Program Files\Apache Software Foundation\Tomcat 5.5\webapps

• Click Start/Run/ type services.msc and hit Enter

Double-click Apache Tomcat and set startup type to Automatic , click Apply, and Start the service, and click OK,
and exit out of Services.

• Create the database in MySQL

Click Start/Run/Programs/MySQL/MySQL Server 5.1/MySQL Command Line Client
Enter password admin
Type exactly this – create database oreka; (you must use the semi-colon at the end, this lets it know that this is
a command that needs to be completed)

Type
quit to exit

• Open Internet Explorer and go to http://localhost:8080

If you did everything right, you should see the Apache Tomcat administration page
Click Status, use the credentials admin/admin, under Server Information it should say Tomcat Version Apache
Tomcat/5.5.28 and under JVM Version it should say 1.5.0_21-b01
Click List Applications and you should see Orktrack and Orkweb
Click Orkweb; login with admin/admin
That’s it!

NOTES
Validate this – not sure if this is necessary
Give Program Files Full Control to Everyone or may get “unable to rename file” error in orkaudio debug.

Orkaudio runs as a service, so you cant really see what it is doing for you.
If you want to watch what it is doing, you can open a ms-dos window, and do:
cd\
cd "Program Files\Orkaudio"
orkaudio debug

User and Installion documentation is available at -

http://oreka.sourceforge.net/oreka-user-manual.html#d0e341
(be aware that a lot of it is wrong)

This was tested against an Avaya Release 11 using 4610SW phone, and also against a X-Lite softphone phone
that was registered to a Asterisk server.

For sniffing, I had my network guy mirror the port that the IP phone was plugged into to a mirror port on a
switch – then, I plugged my pc’s nic into that mirror port. I didn’t know it, and most probably don’t, but you can
communicate on a mirror port; so if your server needs to sniff and also be on the network, it will need two
network jacks – one plugged into the mirror port on the switch, and another plugged into a regular port.

Vmware – you’ll need to have your sniffing nic on your pc/server set to bridged to your VM.