Perspectoff's Sandbox - Revision history

Perspectoff at 18:32, 26 April 2014

2014-04-26T18:32:25Z

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	* [http://~~www~~.~~ubuntudoctorsguild~~.~~org/~~ Ubuntu Doctor's Guild] -- the setup of Vincent Mazzarella, MD, a surgeon in Northern California. An Ultimate Server (with integrated website, wiki, online training system, teleconferencing/telemedicine, and VistA EHR) is available there.		* [http://ubuntudoctorsguild.kubuntuguide.net Ubuntu Doctor's Guild] -- the setup of Vincent Mazzarella, MD, a surgeon in Northern California. An Ultimate Server (with integrated website, wiki, online training system, teleconferencing/telemedicine, and VistA EHR) is available there.

	== Intro ==		== Intro ==
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	So this is my sandbox to figure how to use the system in a way that is standardized on both WorldVistA and OpenVistA. Take it with a grain of salt -- this page constantly changes.		So this is my sandbox to figure how to use the system in a way that is standardized on both WorldVistA and OpenVistA. Take it with a grain of salt -- this page constantly changes.

	My base [[configuration~~~\|Configuration]]~~ is an OpenVista server with both Astronaut CPRS clients and the OpenVistA-CIS clients installed. I run everything from the Astronaut shortcuts (including OpenVistA-CIS). (I use a Windows environment to run the clients, but since I am primarily a Linux enthusiast, I am doing so from a VirtualBox virtual machine on a Kubuntu host, with a Windows guest OS running within the virtual machine. All clients are installed in this virtual machine).		My base configuration is an OpenVista server with both Astronaut CPRS clients and the OpenVistA-CIS clients installed. I run everything from the Astronaut shortcuts (including OpenVistA-CIS). (I use a Windows environment to run the clients, but since I am primarily a Linux enthusiast, I am doing so from a VirtualBox virtual machine on a Kubuntu host, with a Windows guest OS running within the virtual machine. All clients are installed in this virtual machine).

	I also have a WorldVistA server installed, as well, however, so that I can test compatibility. My Astronaut CPRS clients can switch between the OpenVistA server and the WorldVistA server fairly easily (but the OpenVistA-CIS client can only use the OpenVistA server).		I also have a WorldVistA server installed, as well, however, so that I can test compatibility. My Astronaut CPRS clients can switch between the OpenVistA server and the WorldVistA server fairly easily (but the OpenVistA-CIS client can only use the OpenVistA server).

NeilArmstrong: Added a glossary link to Configuration~

2013-01-01T18:14:47Z

Added a glossary link to Configuration~

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	So this is my sandbox to figure how to use the system in a way that is standardized on both WorldVistA and OpenVistA. Take it with a grain of salt -- this page constantly changes.		So this is my sandbox to figure how to use the system in a way that is standardized on both WorldVistA and OpenVistA. Take it with a grain of salt -- this page constantly changes.

	My base configuration is an OpenVista server with both Astronaut CPRS clients and the OpenVistA-CIS clients installed. I run everything from the Astronaut shortcuts (including OpenVistA-CIS). (I use a Windows environment to run the clients, but since I am primarily a Linux enthusiast, I am doing so from a VirtualBox virtual machine on a Kubuntu host, with a Windows guest OS running within the virtual machine. All clients are installed in this virtual machine).		My base [[configuration~\|Configuration]] is an OpenVista server with both Astronaut CPRS clients and the OpenVistA-CIS clients installed. I run everything from the Astronaut shortcuts (including OpenVistA-CIS). (I use a Windows environment to run the clients, but since I am primarily a Linux enthusiast, I am doing so from a VirtualBox virtual machine on a Kubuntu host, with a Windows guest OS running within the virtual machine. All clients are installed in this virtual machine).

	I also have a WorldVistA server installed, as well, however, so that I can test compatibility. My Astronaut CPRS clients can switch between the OpenVistA server and the WorldVistA server fairly easily (but the OpenVistA-CIS client can only use the OpenVistA server).		I also have a WorldVistA server installed, as well, however, so that I can test compatibility. My Astronaut CPRS clients can switch between the OpenVistA server and the WorldVistA server fairly easily (but the OpenVistA-CIS client can only use the OpenVistA server).

Perspectoff: /* Intro */

2010-09-28T14:19:51Z

Intro

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	My base configuration is an OpenVista server with both Astronaut CPRS clients and the OpenVistA-CIS clients installed. I run everything from the Astronaut shortcuts (including OpenVistA-CIS). (I use a Windows environment to run the clients, but since I am primarily a Linux enthusiast, I am doing so from a VirtualBox virtual machine on a Kubuntu host, with a Windows guest OS running within the virtual machine. All clients are installed in this virtual machine).		My base configuration is an OpenVista server with both Astronaut CPRS clients and the OpenVistA-CIS clients installed. I run everything from the Astronaut shortcuts (including OpenVistA-CIS). (I use a Windows environment to run the clients, but since I am primarily a Linux enthusiast, I am doing so from a VirtualBox virtual machine on a Kubuntu host, with a Windows guest OS running within the virtual machine. All clients are installed in this virtual machine).

	I also have a WorldVistA server installed, as well, however, so that I can test compatibility. My Astronaut CPRS clients can switch between the OpenVistA server and the WorldVistA server fairly easily (but the OpenVistA-CIS ~~clioent~~ can only use the OpenVistA server).		I also have a WorldVistA server installed, as well, however, so that I can test compatibility. My Astronaut CPRS clients can switch between the OpenVistA server and the WorldVistA server fairly easily (but the OpenVistA-CIS client can only use the OpenVistA server).

	== Set up a unique additional administrator ==		== Set up a unique additional administrator ==

Perspectoff at 20:46, 13 April 2010

2010-04-13T20:46:54Z

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	I'~~m like a mouse making a nest~~ -- ~~I gather a piece~~ of ~~straw here~~, a ~~bit of hair there~~, and ~~chew up a bit of old newspaper when needed~~.		* [http://www.ubuntudoctorsguild.org/ Ubuntu Doctor's Guild] -- the setup of Vincent Mazzarella, MD, a surgeon in Northern California. An Ultimate Server (with integrated website, wiki, online training system, teleconferencing/telemedicine, and VistA EHR) is available there.

			== Intro ==
	Using Ignacio's Astronaut installer(s), I have VistA (both WorldVistA and OpenVistA) running on every platform and combination imaginable. Installing it is only the start, though. Actually ''using'' VistA is a whole different ball of wax.		Using Ignacio's Astronaut installer(s), I have VistA (both WorldVistA and OpenVistA) running on every platform and combination imaginable. Installing it is only the start, though. Actually ''using'' VistA is a whole different ball of wax.

Perspectoff at 15:24, 9 March 2010

2010-03-09T15:24:25Z

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	I'm like a mouse making a nest -- I gather a piece of straw here, a bit of hair there, and chew up a bit of old newspaper when needed. ~~(Only after the nest is finished can I entice Mrs. Mouse to come and start creating some mouseketeers.)~~		I'm like a mouse making a nest -- I gather a piece of straw here, a bit of hair there, and chew up a bit of old newspaper when needed.

	Using Ignacio's Astronaut installer(s), I have VistA (both WorldVistA and OpenVistA) running on every platform and combination imaginable. Installing it is only the start, though. Actually ''using'' VistA is a whole different ball of wax.		Using Ignacio's Astronaut installer(s), I have VistA (both WorldVistA and OpenVistA) running on every platform and combination imaginable. Installing it is only the start, though. Actually ''using'' VistA is a whole different ball of wax.

Perspectoff: /* Set up a unique additional administrator */

2010-03-04T19:49:42Z

Set up a unique additional administrator

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	== Set up a unique additional administrator ==		== Set up a unique additional administrator ==
	:Astronaut -> VistA Config -> (login as sys.admin / vista!123 ) -> ADMINISTRATOR,SYSTEM (highlighted) -> Clone user		:Astronaut -> VistA Config -> (login as sys.admin / vista!123 ) -> ADMINISTRATOR,SYSTEM (highlighted) -> Clone user ->
			:Inactive Users -> TEMP,MUST-EDIT (highlighted) ->
			::Name: ''POOBAH,WINNIE'' -> DISUSER: NO -> ACCESS CODE: ''POOHBEAR'' -> VERIFY CODE: ''HONEY!123'' -> ... -> Apply -> Save

Perspectoff: /* Set up a unique additional administrator */

2010-03-04T19:41:24Z

Set up a unique additional administrator

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	== Set up a unique additional administrator ==		== Set up a unique additional administrator ==
	:Astronaut -> VistA Config -> (login as sys.admin / vista!123 ) ->		:Astronaut -> VistA Config -> (login as sys.admin / vista!123 ) -> ADMINISTRATOR,SYSTEM (highlighted) -> Clone user

Perspectoff at 19:36, 4 March 2010

2010-03-04T19:36:02Z

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	== Set up a unique additional administrator ==		== Set up a unique additional administrator ==
			:Astronaut -> VistA Config -> (login as sys.admin / vista!123 ) ->

Perspectoff at 19:01, 4 March 2010

2010-03-04T19:01:37Z

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	I'm like a mouse making a nest -- I gather a piece of straw here, a bit of hair there, and chew up a bit of old newspaper when needed. (Only after the nest is finished can I entice Mrs. Mouse to come and start creating some mouseketeers.)		I'm like a mouse making a nest -- I gather a piece of straw here, a bit of hair there, and chew up a bit of old newspaper when needed. (Only after the nest is finished can I entice Mrs. Mouse to come and start creating some mouseketeers.)

	~~So using~~ Ignacio's Astronaut installer, I have VistA (both WorldVistA and OpenVistA) running on every platform and combination imaginable. ~~That's~~ only the start, though. ~~Using it~~ is a whole different ball of wax.		Using Ignacio's Astronaut installer(s), I have VistA (both WorldVistA and OpenVistA) running on every platform and combination imaginable. Installing it is only the start, though. Actually ''using'' VistA is a whole different ball of wax.

	So this is my sandbox to figure how to use the system in a way that is standardized on both WorldVistA and OpenVistA. Take it with a grain of salt -- this page constantly changes.		So this is my sandbox to figure how to use the system in a way that is standardized on both WorldVistA and OpenVistA. Take it with a grain of salt -- this page constantly changes.

Perspectoff at 19:00, 4 March 2010

2010-03-04T19:00:25Z

New page

I'm like a mouse making a nest -- I gather a piece of straw here, a bit of hair there, and chew up a bit of old newspaper when needed. (Only after the nest is finished can I entice Mrs. Mouse to come and start creating some mouseketeers.)

So using Ignacio's Astronaut installer, I have VistA (both WorldVistA and OpenVistA) running on every platform and combination imaginable. That's only the start, though. Using it is a whole different ball of wax.

So this is my sandbox to figure how to use the system in a way that is standardized on both WorldVistA and OpenVistA. Take it with a grain of salt -- this page constantly changes.

My base configuration is an OpenVista server with both Astronaut CPRS clients and the OpenVistA-CIS clients installed. I run everything from the Astronaut shortcuts (including OpenVistA-CIS). (I use a Windows environment to run the clients, but since I am primarily a Linux enthusiast, I am doing so from a VirtualBox virtual machine on a Kubuntu host, with a Windows guest OS running within the virtual machine. All clients are installed in this virtual machine).

I also have a WorldVistA server installed, as well, however, so that I can test compatibility. My Astronaut CPRS clients can switch between the OpenVistA server and the WorldVistA server fairly easily (but the OpenVistA-CIS clioent can only use the OpenVistA server).

== Set up a unique additional administrator ==