Table of Contents

ME 1100 Series Overview
Configuring the ME 1100 Series
Setting Up a New ME 1100 Series
Viewing Management Engine Status
Updating Software on the ME 1100 Series
Modifying an ME 1100 Series

Setting a New ME 1100 Series As Default
Reassigning Source Devices to Another ME 1100 Series

Reassigning Devices to an ME 1100 Series Set As Default (Two ME 1100 Series)
Reassigning Devices to an ME 1100 Series Not Set As Default (Two ME 1100 Series)
Reassigning Devices to an ME 1100 Series Not Set As Default (Three+ ME 1100 Series)
Changing Passwords

Removing an ME 1100 Series

Removing an ME 1100 Series Set As Default
Removing an ME 1100 Series Set As Nondefault (Two ME 1100 Series)
Removing an ME 1100 Series Set As Nondefault (Three + ME 1100 Series)

Viewing SLM Software Library
Viewing Software Update Status
Viewing ME 1100 Series Installed Software

Setting Up the Management Engine 1100 Series

This chapter describes common scenarios to help you configure your system. It contains:

• ME 1100 Series Overview

• Configuring the ME 1100 Series

• Setting Up a New ME 1100 Series

• Viewing Management Engine Status

• Updating Software on the ME 1100 Series

• Viewing Software Update Status

• Modifying an ME 1100 Series

• Removing an ME 1100 Series

• Viewing SLM Software Library

• Viewing ME 1100 Series Installed Software

ME 1100 Series Overview

The ME 1100 Series is a network appliance that performs distributed data collection and aggregation functions for network management applications. The ME 1100 Series is used by Service Level Manager (SLM) to collect performance data needed to monitor service level agreements that you have established with your service providers. Several ME 1100 Series can be deployed in your network, as shown in Figure 2-1, and more than one SLM server can connect to a single ME 1100 Series.

Setting up the ME 1100 Series is a multistep process, which is defined in Table 2-1. After the steps are completed, your ME 1100 Series is ready to begin monitoring device pairs for data collection.

As part of the configuration process, you must set a username and password for both the SLM server and the ME 1100 Series to enable communication between the two devices.

• A user account must be set up on the ME 1100 Series with the name "slmuser" and a password must be assigned. (This information must also be entered when configuring the SLM server.)

• Username slmuser is hardcoded on the SLM server; however, you must assign a password. You will be prompted for a password in the wizard steps that guide you through the configuration process. (After you have configured the password for username slmuser, add username slmuser and password to the ME 1100 Series if it has not already been added.)

As part of the ME 1100 Series setup script, you are prompted for a DNS server. It is recommended that you register the ME 1100 Series with the DNS server, as the ME 1100 Series must communicate with the DNS server to resolve all hostnames.

For your convenience, Table 2-1 provides you with a quick reference to help you configure your ME 1100 Series.

Note Table 2-1 assumes you have already installed your ME 1100 Series and run the setup script.

Table 2-1: Quick Reference for Setting Up the ME 1100 Series

Step	Description	Reference
Step 1	Register ME 1100 Series with DNS	It is recommended that you register the ME 1100 Series with the DNS server.
Step 2	Verify DNS is working	From the ME 1100 Series command prompt, enter nslookup <ip address> <dns server>.
Step 3	Set/verify clock settings	It is recommended that you use NTP. If you have no NTP server, verify clock setting is correct using show clock command from the ME 1100 Series command prompt. For more information, see Installing and Configuring the Management Engine 1100 Series.
Step 4	Add devices to inventory	All devices must be SNMP enabled with a read-write community string. For more information, see Installing and Setting Up CD Two (on Windows NT or Solaris).
Step 5	Set up ME 1100 Series using SLM administrative GUI framework	Enter password for username slmuser when prompted. From the CiscoWorks2000 Server desktop, select Service Level Management >Administration >Management Engine>Configure. Complete required fields. Add password for username slmuser, which must match slmuser password added to ME 1100 Series. Click Close. The Configure Management Engine window closes, and the Management Engine Software Update window opens. See section "Configuring the ME 1100 Series".
Step 6	Verify ME 1100 Series is running	Check status of ME 1100 Series configured on your network. From the CiscoWorks2000 Server desktop, select Service Level Management >Administration >Management Engine>Management Engine Status. See section "Viewing Management Engine Status".
Step 7	Update ME 1100 Series software	Download software from SLM server to ME 1100 Series. Click Check All, then click Update Software. For future software update needs, you can select Service Level Management>Administration> Management Engine>Software>Update Software from the CiscoWorks2000 Server desktop. See section "Updating Software on the ME 1100 Series".
Step 8	Check ME 1100 Series software update status	This is an automated process. To verify software update status for future needs, you can select Service Level Management >Administration >Management Engine>Software>View Software Update Status from the CiscoWorks2000 Server desktop, See section "Viewing Software Update Status".

Configuring the ME 1100 Series

You configure the ME 1100 Series by selecting Service Level Management>
Administration> Management Engine>Configure from the CiscoWorks2000 Server desktop. The Configure Management Engine window opens, as shown in Figure 2-2.

Note You are prompted to install the Client Application Manager (CAM) when you click a SLM file in the SLM navigation tree. CAM can speed up the time needed to download applications after the first invocation. Restart your browser when CAM installation is complete.

• Setting Up a New ME 1100 Series

• Modifying an ME 1100 Series

• Removing an ME 1100 Series

Setting Up a New ME 1100 Series

Before You Begin

• Configure the ME 1100 Series on your network. Log in using setup for both username and password.

• Modify the ME 1100 Series to include username slmuser and the appropriate password. Username and password must match the SLM server configuration, or communication between the two devices is disabled.

The Configure Management Engine window opens, as shown in Figure 2-3.

Table 2-2 defines the Configure Management Engine window elements.

Table 2-2: Configure Management Engine Window Elements and Descriptions

Element	Description
Known Management Engines	Displays known ME 1100 Series after they have been added.
Reassign Devices	Opens Reassign Devices window. Allows user to modify source devices assigned to management engine.
Add button1	Opens Add or Modify Management Engine window.
Modify button2	Opens Add or Modify Management Engine window. Button activates after one ME 1100 Series added.
Delete button3	Removes ME 1100 Series.
Select as Default button4	Selects default ME 1100 Series.
ME 1100 information	Lists configured information assigned to selected installed ME 1100 Series.
Source Devices for ME 1100	Lists Cisco devices with SA Agent MIBs required for selected operation type.
Refresh button	Refreshes dialog information.
Help button	Opens online help for this window.
Close button	Closes window and returns you to CiscoWorks2000 Server desktop.

1When adding initial ME 1100 Series, only the Add button is active. 2Becomes active after initial ME 1100 Series has been configured. 3You cannot delete an ME 1100 Series set as default. See the section "Modifying an ME 1100 Series". 4Becomes active when more than 1 ME 1100 Series is installed on the network.

Step 2 Click Add.

The Add or Modify Management Engine window opens, as shown in Figure 2-4.

Table 2-3 defines the Add or Modify Management Engine window elements.

Table 2-3: Add or Modify Management Engine Window Elements and Descriptions

Element	Description
Address or Hostname	IP address or hostname of ME 1100 Series.
Description (optional)	Defined by user (for example me-1110-sjo).
Port Number	Hardcoded as 80.
Username	Hardcoded as slmuser. Username must also be added to ME 1100 Series.1
Password	Masked password for username slmuser.
Retype Password	Verifies password has been entered correctly.
Devices for this ME 1100	Indicator noting Cisco devices in inventory database with required SA Agent version 2.1.0 or later installed automatically assigned to default ME 1100 Series.
HTTP Connect button	Connects to ME 1100 Series using HTTP.
OK button	Saves assigned devices settings.
Cancel button	Cancels request.
Help button	Opens online help for this window.

1Username "slmuser" and assigned password must be added to the ME 1100 Series running- configuration file to enable communication between the SLM server and the ME 1100 Series.

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Note You can click Cancel at any time to close the Add or Modify Management Engine window and return to the Configure Management Engine window for additional input.

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Step 3 Click OK.

To add multiple ME 1100 Series, repeat Step 2 and Step 3.

Note Username "slmuser" and password must also be added to each ME 1100 Series. Failure to do so disables communication between the SLM server and ME 1100 Series.

Viewing Management Engine Status

SLM enables you to check the status of all ME 1100 Series configured on your network. Device status information is noted as a percentage and includes uptime, CPU utilization, memory usage, and disk free space.

Note It is recommended that you view ME 1100 Series status after installing the SLM application to verify that the ME 1100 Series is connected and running.

Procedure

The Management Engine Status window opens, as shown in Figure 2-5.

Table 2-4 defines Management Engine Status window elements.

Table 2-4: Management Engine Status Elements and Descriptions

Element	Description
Management Engine Name	Lists IP address or hostname assigned by user
Description (optional)	Defined by user (for example me-1110-sjo)
Device Status	Notes uptime, CPU utilization, memory utilization, disk utilization, time ME 1100 Series last configured
Refresh button	Refreshes screen
Help button	Opens online help for this window
*	Indicates any clock setting discrepancy between SLM server and ME 1100 Series (time setting off more than 15 minutes)

Updating Software on the ME 1100 Series

The ME 1100 Series is shipped without the software required for data collection. Therefore, as part of the basic configuration process, you must push the required software from the SLM server to the ME 1100 Series for it to operate.

Before You Begin

• Configure each ME 1100 Series installed on your network.

• Register each ME 1100 Series with DNS.

• Add username slmuser and password to the ME 1100 Series. The password for slmuser must be the same on the SLM server and ME 1100, or communication between the two devices is disabled.

The Management Engine Software Update window opens, as shown in Figure 2-6.

Table 2-5 defines the Management Engine Software Update window elements.

Table 2-5: Management Engine Software Update Window Elements and Descriptions

Element	Description
Services tab	Lists software bundles on ME 1100 Series and if updates available
System Software tab	Lists software bundles loaded on ME 1100 Series and if updates available
Check box list	Displays check boxes for selecting software to be updated
Management Engine Name	Lists IP address(es) or hostname(s) assigned by user
Description	Defined by user (for example me-1110-sjo)
Available Updates	Lists newer software bundles available on SLM server
Check All	Selects all check boxes for downloading
Clear All	Deselects all check boxes for downloading
Update Software button	Begins software downloading process from SLM server to selected ME 1100 Series
Refresh button	Refreshes window
Help button	Opens online help for this window

The Management Engine Software Update Status report appears, as shown in Figure 2-7, which refreshes automatically every 60 seconds.

Table 2-6 defines the Management Engine Software Update Status report elements.

Table 2-6: Management Engine Software Update Status Report Elements and Descriptions

Element	Description
Management Engine Name	Lists MEs registered with SLM server.
Software Being Updated	Displays package(s) currently being updated.
Name	Package names.
Version-Release	Package versions.
Status	Lists update status (for example, running, completed, or error).
Management engine link	Opens HTTP connection to selected ME 1100 Series. When clicked, opens View Management Engine Status page1.
Refresh button	Enables user to view download progress.

1You are prompted for a username and password.

Step 5 Click the underlined management engine link to open an HTTP connection to that ME 1100 Series, as shown in Figure 2-8.

Table 2-7 defines the Management Engine Status window elements.

Table 2-7: Management Engine Status Window Elements and Descriptions

Element	Description
Management Engine Name	IP address or hostname of ME 1100 Series
Description	Defined by user (for example me-1110-sjo)
Device status	Notes uptime, CPU utilization, memory utilization, disk utilization, time ME 1100 Series last configured
Refresh button	Refreshes window
Help button	Opens online help for this window
*	Indicates any clock setting discrepancy between SLM server and ME 1100 Series (time setting off more than 15 minutes)

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Note You can click Refresh to refresh the displayed listing of ME 1100 Series.

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Step 6 Close the browser window after viewing ME 1100 Series statistics.

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Modifying an ME 1100 Series

There are several reasons for modifying an ME 1100 Series:

• You might want to set another ME 1100 Series as a default device.

• You might want to reassign source devices to another ME 1100 Series.

• You might want to change your password.

If source devices are reassigned to another ME 1100 Series, SLM deletes the collection request from the old ME 1100 Series, then sets up a new collection request on the new ME 1100 Series. This results in SA Agent operation changes to the source device. The setup and tear-down changes affect the ability to maintain data collection for that time, which creates a gap when report information is viewed. Your SLCs and SLAs, however, remain intact.

Before You Begin

• Consider your ME 1100 Series setup carefully when associating source devices for polling. Changing to a different ME 1100 Series results in data not being collected.

• Be aware of administrative overhead costs. Reduce network traffic by installing ME 1100 Series near the devices that they are responsible for monitoring.

For more information, refer to Installing and Configuring the Management Engine 1100 Series.

Setting a New ME 1100 Series As Default

SLM requires at least one ME 1100 Series for monitoring SLA device pairs. When only one ME 1100 Series is installed and configured on the network, it automatically becomes the default device. The default device is responsible for monitoring all device pairs that are not assigned to a particular ME 1100 Series.

You cannot delete an ME 1100 Series set as default. Therefore, you must assign another ME 1100 Series as the default device before you can remove or replace an ME 1100 Series. If you set another ME 1100 Series as default, any newly defined device pairs are assigned to it. Previously assigned device pairs remain unchanged.

Note SLA device pairs already defined and assigned to a default management engine are not reassigned to the new management engine set to default.

Procedure

The Configure Management Engine window opens, as shown in Figure 2-9.

Table 2-8 defines the Configure Management Engine window elements.

Table 2-8: Configure Management Engine Window Elements and Descriptions

Element	Description
Known Management Engines	Displays known ME 1100 Series after they have been added.
Reassign Devices	Opens Reassign Devices window. Allows user to modify source devices assigned to ME 1100 Series.
Add button	Opens Add or Modify Management Engine window.
Modify button	Opens Add or Modify Management Engine window. Button activates after one ME 1100 Series added.
Delete button1	Removes ME 1100 Series.
Select as Default button	Selects default ME 1100 Series.
ME 1100 information	Lists configured information assigned to selected installed management engine.
Source Devices for ME 1100	Lists Cisco devices with SA Agent MIBs required for selected operation type.
Refresh button	Refreshes window.
Help button	Opens online help for this window.
Close button	Closes window and returns you to CiscoWorks2000 Server desktop.

1You cannot delete an ME 1100 Series set as default. See the section "Modifying an ME 1100 Series".

Reassigning Source Devices to Another ME 1100 Series

Note If source devices are reassigned to another ME 1100 Series, the ability to maintain data collection for that time is affected, which will result in a gap when report information is viewed.

You should consider three situations when reassigning source devices to another ME 1100 Series:

• You want to reassign devices from your default ME 1100 Series to a nondefault ME 1100 Series. See Reassigning Devices to an ME 1100 Series Not Set As Default (Two ME 1100 Series).

• You want to reassign devices from your nondefault ME 1100 Series to the default ME 1100 Series. See Reassigning Devices to an ME 1100 Series Set As Default (Two ME 1100 Series).

• You want to reassign devices from your nondefault ME 1100 Series to another nondefault ME 1100 Series. See Reassigning Devices to an ME 1100 Series Not Set As Default (Three+ ME 1100 Series).

Reassigning Devices to an ME 1100 Series Set As Default (Two ME 1100 Series)

This procedure assumes you have two ME 1100 Series configured on your network and you want to reassign source devices from a nondefault ME 1100 Series to a default ME 1100 Series.

The Configure Management Engine window opens, as shown in Figure 2-10.

Table 2-9 defines the Configure Management Engine window elements.

Table 2-9: Configure Management Engine Window Elements and Descriptions

Element	Description
Known Management Engines	Displays added ME 1100 Series.
Reassign Devices	Opens Reassign Devices window. Allows user to modify source devices assigned to ME 1100 Series.
Add button	Opens Add or Modify Management Engines window.
Modify button	Opens Add or Modify Management Engines window. Button activates after one ME 1100 Series added.
Delete button1	Removes ME 1100 Series.
Set as default button	Selects default ME 1100 Series.
ME 1100 information	Lists configured information assigned to selected installed management engine.
Source Devices for ME 1100	Lists Cisco devices with SA Agent MIBs required for selected operation type.
Refresh button	Refreshes dialog information.
Help button	Opens online help for this window.
Close button	Closes window and returns you to CiscoWorks2000 Server desktop.

1You cannot delete an ME 1100 Series set as default. See the section "Modifying an ME 1100 Series".

The Add or Modify Management Engine window opens, as shown in Figure 2-11.

Table 2-10 defines the Add or Modify Management Engine window elements.

Table 2-10: Add or Modify Management Engine Window Elements and Descriptions

Element	Description
Address or Hostname	IP address or hostname of new ME 1100 Series.
Description (optional)	Defined by user (for example me-1110-sjo).
Port Number	Hardcoded as 80.
Username	Hardcoded as slmuser. Username must also be configured on ME 1100 Series.1
Password	Masked password for username slmuser.
Retype Password	Verifies password entered correctly.
HTTP Connect	Connects to ME 1100 Series using HTTP.
Devices for the default ME 1100 Series	Lists devices assigned to default ME 1100 Series for data collection.
Devices for this ME 1100	Lists devices assigned to newly selected ME 1100 Series for data collection.
>> button	Moves selected devices to Devices for this ME 1100 column.
<< button	Moves selected devices to Devices for Default ME 1100 column.
OK button	Saves assigned devices settings.
Cancel button	Cancels request.
Help button	Opens online help for this window.

1Username "slmuser" and assigned password must be added to the ME 1100 Series or communication between the SLM server and the ME 1100 Series is disabled.

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Reassigning Devices to an ME 1100 Series Not Set As Default (Two ME 1100 Series)

Procedure

This procedure assumes you have two ME 1100 Series configured on your network and you want to reassign source devices from the default ME 1100 Series to a nondefault ME 1100 Series.

The Configure Management Engine window opens, as shown in Figure 2-12.

Table 2-11 defines the Configure Management Engine window elements.

Table 2-11: Configure Management Engine Window Elements and Descriptions

Element	Description
Known Management Engines	Displays added ME 1100 Series.
Reassign Devices	Opens Reassign Devices window. Allows user to modify source devices assigned to management engine.
Add button	Opens Add or Modify Management engines window.
Modify button	Opens Add or Modify Management Engines window. Button activates after one ME 1100 Series added.
Delete button1	Removes ME 1100 Series.
Set as default button	Selects default ME 1100 Series.
ME 1100 information	Lists configured information assigned to selected installed management engine.
Source Devices for ME 1100	Lists Cisco devices with SA Agent MIBs required for selected operation type.
Refresh button	Refreshes dialog information.
Help button	Opens online help for this window.
Close button	Closes window and returns you to CiscoWorks2000 Server desktop.

1You cannot delete an ME 1100 Series set as default. See the section "Modifying an ME 1100 Series".

The Add or Modify Management Engine window opens, as shown in Figure 2-13.

Table 2-12 defines the Add or Modify Management Engine window elements.

Table 2-12: Add or Modify Management Engine Window Elements and Descriptions

Element	Description
Address or Hostname	IP address or hostname of new ME 1100 Series.
Description (optional)	Defined by user (for example me-1110-sjo).
Port Number	Hardcoded as 80.
Username	Hardcoded as slmuser. User ID must also be configured on ME 1100 Series.1
Password	Masked password for username slmuser.
Retype Password	Verifies password entered correctly.
HTTP Connect	Connects to ME 1100 Series using HTTP.
Devices for the default management engine	Lists devices assigned to default ME 1100 Series for data collection.
Devices for this ME 1100	Lists devices assigned to newly selected ME 1100 Series for data collection.
>> button	Moves selected devices to Devices for this ME 1100 column.
<< button	Moves selected devices to Devices for default management engine column.
OK button	Saves assigned devices settings.
Cancel button	Cancels request.
Help button	Opens online help for this window.

1Username "slmuser" and assigned password must be added to the ME 1100 Series running configuration file to enable communication between the SLM server and the ME 1100 Series.

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Reassigning Devices to an ME 1100 Series Not Set As Default (Three+ ME 1100 Series)

Procedure

This procedure assumes you have three or more ME 1100 Series configured on your network and you want to reassign source devices from a nondefault ME 1100 Series to another nondefault ME 1100 Series.

Note You can reassign devices to any ME 1100 Series using the Reassign Devices window; however, using this method instead of the method described for the other scenarios might take longer.

The Configure Management Engine window opens, as shown in Figure 2-14.

Table 2-13 defines the Configure Management Engine window elements.

Table 2-13: Configure Management Engine Window Elements and Descriptions

Element	Description
Known Management Engines	Displays added ME 1100 Series.
Reassign Devices	Opens Reassign Devices window. Allows user to modify source devices assigned to management engine.
Add button	Opens Add or Modify Management engines window.
Modify button	Opens Add or Modify Management Engines window. Button activates after one ME 1100 Series added.
Delete button1	Removes ME 1100 Series.
Set as default button	Selects default ME 1100 Series.
ME 1100 information	Lists configured information assigned to selected installed management engine.
Source Devices for ME 1100	Lists Cisco devices with SA Agent MIBs required for selected operation type.
Refresh button	Refreshes dialog information.
Help button	Opens online help for this window.
Close button	Closes window and returns you to CiscoWorks2000 Server desktop.

1You cannot delete an ME 1100 Series set as default. See the section "Modifying an ME 1100 Series".

The Reassign Devices window opens, as shown in Figure 2-15.

Table 2-14 defines the Reassign Devices window elements.

Table 2-14: Reassign Devices Window Elements and Descriptions

Element	Description
Source Device Name	Cisco device containing required SA Agent operations for monitoring
Assigned ME 1100	ME 1100 Series responsible for data collection
Assign selected device(s) to	Drop-down list box of available ME 1100 Series configured on network
Apply button	Completes request
Close button	Closes window and returns you to Configure Management Engine window

Changing Passwords

If you decide to change your ME 1100 Series password, you must make sure to change it on both the ME 1100 Series and the SLM server, or communication between the two devices is disabled. See the section "Setting Up a New ME 1100 Series".

Removing an ME 1100 Series

As your network changes, you might need to remove or upgrade an ME 1100 Series.

If you have only one ME 1100 Series configured on your network, you must add another management engine to the network, then set it as default. This will enable you to remove the initial one without disturbing any jobs.

There are three basic steps for preparing to remove an ME 1100 Series, as shown in Table 2-15.

Table 2-15: Quick Reference Table

Step	Description
1.	Add another ME 1100 Series to your network. See the section "Setting a New ME 1100 Series As Default".
2.	Set the new ME 1100 Series as default.
3.	Reassign source devices to a new ME 1100 Series1.

1This step is automated if there are no more than two ME 1100 Series installed at a given time.

• Removing an ME 1100 Series Set As Default

• Removing an ME 1100 Series Set As Nondefault (Two ME 1100 Series)

• Removing an ME 1100 Series Set As Nondefault (Three + ME 1100 Series)

Removing an ME 1100 Series Set As Default

Before You Begin

• Add a new ME 1100 Series. (See the section "Setting Up a New ME 1100 Series".

Procedure

The Configure Management Engine window opens, as shown in Figure 2-16.

Table 2-16 defines the Configure Management Engine window elements.

Table 2-16: Configure Management Engine Window Elements and Descriptions

Element	Description
Known Management Engines	Displays added ME 1100 Series.
Reassign Devices	Opens Reassign Devices window. Allows user to modify source devices assigned to management engine.
Add button	Opens Add or Modify Management Engines window.
Modify button	Opens Add or Modify Management Engines window.
Delete button1	Removes ME 1100 Series.
Set as default button	Selects default ME 1100 Series.
ME 1100 information	Lists configured information assigned to selected installed management engine.
Source Devices for ME 1100	Lists Cisco devices with SA Agent MIBs required for selected operation type.
Refresh button	Refreshes dialog information.
Help button	Opens online help for this window.
Close button	Closes window and returns you to CiscoWorks2000 Server desktop.

1You cannot delete an ME 1100 Series set as default. See the section "Modifying an ME 1100 Series".

Removing an ME 1100 Series Set As Nondefault (Two ME 1100 Series)

Procedure

This procedure assumes you have two ME 1100 Series configured on your network and you want to remove the nondefault ME 1100 Series.

The Configure Management Engine window opens, as shown in Figure 2-17.

Table 2-17 defines the Configure Management Engine window elements.

Table 2-17: Configure Management Engine Window Elements and Descriptions

Element	Description
Known Management Engines	Displays added ME 1100 Series.
Reassign Devices	Opens Reassign Devices window. Allows user to modify source devices assigned to management engine.
Add button	Opens Add or Modify Management Engines window.
Modify button	Opens Add or Modify Management Engines window. Button activates after one ME 1100 Series added.
Delete button1	Removes ME 1100 Series.
Set as default button	Selects default ME 1100 Series.
ME 1100 information	Lists configured information assigned to selected installed management engine.
Source Devices for ME 1100	Lists Cisco devices with SA Agent MIBs required for selected operation type.
Refresh button	Refreshes dialog information.
Help button	Opens online help for this window.
Close button	Closes window and returns you to CiscoWorks20000 Server desktop.

1You cannot delete an ME 1100 Series set as default. See the section "Modifying an ME 1100 Series".

Removing an ME 1100 Series Set As Nondefault (Three + ME 1100 Series)

Procedure

This procedure assumes you have several ME 1100 Series configured on your network and you want to remove a nondefault ME 1100 Series; however, you want to reassign the source devices to another nondefault ME 1100 Series.

The Configure Management Engine window opens, as shown in Figure 2-18.

Table 2-18 defines the Configure Management Engine window elements.

Table 2-18: Configure Management Engine Window Elements and Descriptions

Element	Description
Known Management Engines	Displays added ME 1100 Series.
Reassign Devices	Opens Reassign Devices window. Allows user to modify source devices assigned to management engine.
Add button	Opens Add or Modify Management Engines window.
Modify button	Opens Add or Modify Management Engines window.
Delete button1	Removes ME 1100 Series.
Set as default button	Selects default ME 1100 Series.
ME 1100 information	Lists configured information assigned to selected installed management engine.
Source Devices for ME 1100	Lists Cisco devices with SA Agent MIBs required for selected operation type.
Refresh button	Refreshes dialog information.
Help button	Opens online help for this window.
Close button	Closes window and returns you to CiscoWorks2000 Server desktop.

1You cannot delete an ME 1100 Series set as default. See the section "Modifying an ME 1100 Series".

The Reassign Devices window opens, as shown in Figure 2-19.

Table 2-19 defines the Reassign Devices window elements.

Table 2-19: Reassign Devices Window Elements and Descriptions

Element	Description
Source Device Name	Cisco device containing required SA Agent operations for monitoring
Assigned ME 1100	ME 1100 Series responsible for data collection
Assign selected device(s) to	Drop-down list box of available ME 1100 Series configured on network
Apply button	Completes request
Close button	Closes window and returns you to Configure Management Engine window

Viewing SLM Software Library

Before You Begin

• Verify at least one ME 1100 Series is installed and configured on your network.

Note ME 1100 Series software must be downloaded onto the ME 1100 Series.

Procedure

The Software Library window opens, as shown in Figure 2-20.

Table 2-20 defines the Software Library window elements.

Table 2-20: Software Library Window Elements and Descriptions

Element	Description
Services	Software available on SLM server for downloading
Software Name	Package name
Version	Package version
Release	Release number
Description	Package description
System Software	Software available on SLM server for downloading
Software Name	Package name
Version	Package version
Release	Release number
Description	Package description
Refresh button	Refreshes window
Help button	Opens online help for this window

Viewing Software Update Status

As you download the required software to your ME 1100 Series, you can view the download status in process.

Procedure

The Management Engine Software Update Status report appears, as shown in Figure 2-21. The report refreshes automatically every 60 seconds.

Table 2-21 defines the Management Engine Software Update Status window elements.

Table 2-21: Management Engine Software Update Status Window Elements and Descriptions

Element	Description
Management Engine Name	Lists ME 1100 Series registered with SLM server
Software Being Updated	Displays package currently being updated
Name	Package name
Version-Release	Package version
Status	Lists update status (for example, running, completed, or error)
Management engine link	Opens HTTP connection to selected ME 1100 Series1
Refresh button	Enables you to view download progress
Help button	Opens online help for this window

1You are prompted for a username and password.

Step 2 Click the management engine link to display Management Engine Status window, as shown in Figure 2-22 (optional).

Table 2-22 defines the Management Engine Status window elements.

Table 2-22: Management Engine Status Window Elements and
Descriptions

Element	Description
Management Engine Name	IP address or hostname of ME 1100 Series
Description	Defined by user (for example me-1110-sjo)
Device Status	Notes uptime, CPU utilization, memory utilization, disk utilization, time ME 1100 Series last configured
Refresh button	Refreshes window
Help button	Opens online help for this window
*	Indicates any clock setting discrepancy between SLM server and ME 1100 Series (time setting off more than 15 minutes)

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Note You can click Refresh to refresh the displayed list of ME 1100 Series.

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Step 3 Close the browser window after viewing ME 1100 Series statistics.

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Viewing ME 1100 Series Installed Software

You might need to know what software and versions are loaded on the ME 1100 Series.

Procedure

The View Installed Software window opens, as shown in Figure 2-23.

Table 2-23 defines the View Installed Software window elements.

Table 2-23: View Installed Software Window Elements and Descriptions

Element	Description
Drop-down list box	Contains all ME 1100 Series installed and enabled on network
Get button	Generates report containing all software loaded on ME 1100 Series selected from drop-down list box

The Installed Software report appears (Figure 2-24) with details of:

• Services software---software information loaded on the ME 1100 Series
  
• System software---software information loaded on the SLM server
  

Note The Installed Software report is for information only. You might need to provide this information to the TAC for troubleshooting purposes.

Posted: Mon Jun 5 14:40:17 PDT 2000
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