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The various Framework components are distributed on the following product CDs
The Framework deployment process involves the configuration and installation of one or more components of the same type within each architecture layer, as outlined here.
Deploy Framework components in the following order:
In addition to installed Framework components, the following resources must be registered as Configuration Database objects (or configuration objects) at the time of Framework deployment:
To deploy components of the Configuration Layer, you must first configure the objects and then install them, as described later in these pages.
Starting in release 8.5, databases are accessed directly by the servers that need to store and/or retrieve data in them, removing the need to install DB Server. However, you can still use DB Server as in previous releases, if you have legacy components that require DB Server or you are unable to configure Genesys components to access databases from their local hosts.
For Configuration Server to access the Configuration Database, set the dbthread configuration option to false in the confserv section of the primary Configuration Server, and in the appropriately-named section of the backup server, if configured. For Message Server to access the Log Database, set the dbthread configuration option to false in the messages section of the primary Message Server and the backup Message Server, if configured. Refer to the ''Framework Configuration Options Reference Manual'' for more information about these options. For other products supporting this approach database access, refer to the product-specific documentation for the option name and instructions.
Then refer to the Framework 8.1 documentation for information about deploying and using DB Server to access the various databases in your environment.
Refer to the Framework Database Connectivity Reference Guide for detailed information about setting up and accessing a database.