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This chapter guides you through an automated installation of Cisco WAN Manager (CWM) 9.2 and its associated software programs. This chapter also provides information about removing CWM software and standalone Statistics Collection Manager application software.
With HP-UX 10.20 already installed on your machine and your disk is partitioned to your satisfaction, you are ready to proceed to "Installing the Cisco WAN Manager 9.2 Software".
When you plan to use the HP OpenView 5.01, Wingz 2.5.5, or Cisco View 4.2 applications in conjunction with the CWM 9.2 product, you must install these applications prior to installing CWM 9.2.
The CWM 9.2 CD contains the IGX 8400, BPX® 8600, MGX 8220, and MGX 8850 device packages and installs them during CWM software installation.
Table 2-1 lists the two disk configurations supported by the CWM 9.2 for HP-UX automated installation program.
| Configuration | Boot Drive | Second Disk |
|---|---|---|
1 | 8 GB drive (LVM) / (root), 1GB | None |
2 | 4 GB drive (Non-LVM or LVM) / (root), 1 GB | 4 GB drive (LVM) swap, 1 GB |
The minimum disk space required for CWM 9.2 is 8 GB.
Prior to CWM installation, we recommend you identify your specific disk configuration from Table 2-1 above. To take advantage of the CWM automated installation program, the boot drive must be partitioned exactly as shown in this table for your chosen disk configuration.
You can install the CWM 9.2 software from either a locally attached or remote CD-ROM drive. When you invoke the installation script from a remote drive, the remote and local platforms do not have to be running the same operating system. Following is a list of the tasks you must perform to load and mount the CD-ROM, install the CWM 9.2 and associated software via the automated installation script, configure the various product components, and start the CWM 9.2 software.
1. Load the CD into the CD-ROM drive. See "Loading the CD-ROM".
2. Mount the CD-ROM drive. See "Mounting the Local CD-ROM Drive".
3. Export the CD-ROM drive to make it available to other machines when you are installing the software on a remote machine. See "Mounting a Remote CD-ROM Drive".
4. Install the CWM 9.2 software packages. See "Using the Automated Installation Feature".
5. Configure the CWM Statistics Collection Manager. See Section, "Configuring Statistics Collection Manager" in Chapter 3.
6. Start the CWM 9.2 software. See "Initial Start-Up of Cisco WAN Manager" in Chapter 3.
7. How to configure a modem for dial-in support. See "Customer Service Dial-In to Cisco WAN Manager Via Modem" in Chapter 3.
8. How to remotely start the CWM Desktop Graphical User Interface (GUI). See "Starting the Cisco WAN Manager Desktop from a Remote Workstation" in Chapter 3.
The CWM 9.2 software can be loaded from either a locally attached or remote CD-ROM drive.
Step 1 Remove the CWM 9.2 CD from the case and insert it into the CD-ROM drive.
Step 2 Log in as the super user root:
host% su
host% <root password>
host#
This section provides instructions about mounting a local CD-ROM drive for the HP-UX operating system.
Step 1 Log in as root.
Step 2 If the /cdrom directory does not exist, enter the following command to create the directory:
# mkdir /cdrom
Step 3 Mount the CD-ROM drive by entering a command such as the following:
# /usr/sbin/mount -rF cdfs /dev/dsk/device_name /cdrom
An example of a device name is HP-UX is c0t3d0.
Insert the Cisco WAN Manager Release 9.2 HP-UX CD-ROM info the CD-ROM drive, complete the following steps:
Step 1 Log in as root.
Step 2 If the /cdrom directory does not exist, enter the following command to create the directory:
# mkdir /cdrom
Step 3 Use a text editor to edit the /etc/exports file, then add the following line to the file:
/cdrom -anon=0,ro
Step 4 Ensure that the workstation is enabled as an NFS server, as follows:
(a) Verify that both nfsd and rpc.mountd daemons are running if the workstation is an NFS serve
(b) Verify NFS server status by entering the following command:
# ps -e | grep nfsd | grep -v grep
(c) If no nfsd daemons are running, start daemons by entering the following command:
# sbin /init.d/nfs.server start
(d) Verify the rpc.mountd daemon status by entering the following command:
# ps -e | grep rpc.mountd | grep -v grep
(e) If the rpc.mountd daemon is not running, start the daemon by entering the following command:
# /usr/sbin/rpc.mount -n
Step 5 Mount the CD-ROM drive by entering the following command:
# /usr/sbin/mount -rF cdfs /dev/dsk/device_name /cdrom
In the preceding example:
If you do not use these options, media error messages might be displayed on the console.
Step 6 Export all file systems by entering the following comand:
# /usr/sbin/exportfs -a
Step 7 Go to the local machine and log in as root.
Step 8 Change to the /cdrom directory, then enter the following command:
# /usr/sbin/mount remote_machine_name:filesystem local_machine_filesystem
To continue the installation, go to Using the Automated Installation Feature.
Prior to mounting the CD-ROM drive from the remote host, the device must be made accessible. The following procedures are performed on the remote system (unless otherwise noted) where the CD-ROM drive is attached:
Step 1 When they are not already running, start the following NFS mount daemons:
host# /usr/lib/nfs/nfsd 8
host# /usr/lib/nfs/mountd
Step 2 Share the mount point from the remote system:
host# /usr/sbin/share -F nfs -o ro /cdrom/cdrom0
Step 3 Verify the remote host is exporting the mount point. The listing produced by this command should include the /cdrom mount point.
host# /usr/sbin/share
Step 4 On the client machine, verify the mount point on the remote host:
host# /usr/sbin/showmount -e <remote_server> | grep cdrom
where <remote_server> is the name of the remote host where the CD-ROM drive is mounted.
Step 5 On the client machine, mount the remotely installed CD-ROM device:
host# /usr/sbin/mount <remote_server>: /cdrom/cdrom0 /cdrom/cdrom0
Step 6 Proceed to "Using the Automated Installation Feature".
CWM 9.2 offers an easy-to-follow automated installation procedure. The following packages are included on the CWM 9.2 CD:
The CWM automated installation procedure is demonstrated in this section for the disk configuration case number one shown in Table 2-1. A CD with the four software packages listed above is used for our example.
The CWM automated installation program assumes your boot drive has been partitioned as recommended in Table 2-1, for the chosen disk configuration, during HP-UX 10.20 installation. The raw partition is used for the Informix OnLine database and must be created using Logical Volume Manager (LVM). There should not be any swap space used in the raw partition.
To ensure a smooth installation process, the following conditions must be met.
1. You must have the HP-UX 10.20 operating system installed on your workstation and you must have root user access to the workstation.
2. The boot drive is partitioned exactly as recommended in Table 2-1 for the desired configuration during HP-UX 10.20 installation.
3. You understand which raw partition is set aside for the Informix OnLine database, when more than one such raw partition exists.
4. When you plan on using Wingz for generating reports, you must have Wingz 2.5.5 installed on your workstation. This application is available on a separate CD included in your CWM 9.2 product package. Follow the installation instructions provided in the Wingz Installation Guide.
5. When you plan on using the CWM Equipment Management functionality for BPX/IGX release 9.2 or for AXIS 4.0/4.1, you must have CiscoView 4.2 installed on your workstation. This application is available on a separate CD included in your CWM 9.2 product package. Follow the installation instructions provided in the CiscoView Installation Guide.
6. For a dual or tertiary disk system, the primary disk is the boot disk. The second or third disk is used for /usr/users and the Informix Online database.
The installation of Cisco WAN Manager 9.2 takes about 40 minutes. To install Cisco WAN Manager 9.2, complete the following steps:
Step 1 Insert the Cisco WAN Manager 9.2 CD-ROM into the drive.
Step 2 Log in as root, if you have not done so.
Step 3 Mount the CD-ROM drive by entering a command such as the following:
# /usr/sbin/mount -rF cdfs /dev/dsk/device_name /cdrom
where device_name is of the form c0t3d0.
Step 4 Change directory to where you have mounted the CD, for example /cdrom.
Step 5 Enter the following command:
# ./setup.sh <Return>
Installation output similar to the following is displayed. Respond to the prompts as appropriate. Default values are shown in parenthesis wherever available.
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* *
* Welcome to the Cisco Wan Manager Installer! *
* *
* This program will install the Cisco Wan Manager software *
* on your workstation. *
* *
* Copyright (c) 1997, 1998, 1999 Cisco Systems, Inc. All rights reserved.*
* *
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Starting Cisco Wan Manager 9.2 installation on Tue Jun 22 15:12:27 PDT 1999
HP-UX svhp2 B.10.20 A 9000/782 2002544202 two-user license
===============================================================================
Checking for HP OpenView ...
HP OpenView 05.01 is found.
Checking for free space in /opt .........passed.
======= 06/22/99 15:13:00 PDT BEGIN swinstall SESSION
(non-interactive)
* Session started for user "root@svhp2".
* Beginning Selection
* Target connection succeeded for "svhp2:/".
* Source connection succeeded for
"svhp2:/nfs/project/produce_92/hpux/9.2.04B.HPUX/svplus/CSCOinf".
* Source:
/nfs/project/produce_92/hpux/9.2.04B.HPUX/svplus/CSCOinf
* Targets: svhp2:/
* Software selections:
CSCOinf.CSCOinf_fset,r=9.2,a=S700/S800_HPUX_9.0,v=CISCO
* Selection succeeded.
* Beginning Analysis
* Session selections have been saved in the file
"/.sw/sessions/swinstall.last".
* The analysis phase succeeded for "svhp2:/".
* Analysis succeeded.
* Beginning Execution
* The execution phase succeeded for "svhp2:/".
* Execution succeeded.
NOTE: More information may be found in the agent logfile (location
is svhp2:/var/adm/sw/swagent.log).
======= 06/22/99 15:17:15 PDT END swinstall SESSION (non-interactive)
CSCOinf product installed successfully.
======= 06/22/99 15:17:16 PDT BEGIN swinstall SESSION
(non-interactive)
* Session started for user "root@svhp2".
* Beginning Selection
* Target connection succeeded for "svhp2:/".
* Source connection succeeded for
"svhp2:/nfs/project/produce_92/hpux/9.2.04B.HPUX/svplus/CSCOsv".
* Source:
/nfs/project/produce_92/hpux/9.2.04B.HPUX/svplus/CSCOsv
* Targets: svhp2:/
* Software selections:
CSCOsv.CSCOsv_fset,r=9.2,a=S700/S800_HPUX_9.0,v=CISCO
* Selection succeeded.
* Beginning Analysis
* Session selections have been saved in the file
"/.sw/sessions/swinstall.last".
* The analysis phase succeeded for "svhp2:/".
* Analysis succeeded.
* Beginning Execution
* The execution phase succeeded for "svhp2:/".
* Execution succeeded.
NOTE: More information may be found in the agent logfile (location
is svhp2:/var/adm/sw/swagent.log).
======= 06/22/99 15:27:21 PDT END swinstall SESSION (non-interactive)
CSCOsv product installed successfully.
*******CWM Autostart*************************
When you choose to do autostart,
CWM core will be automatically started up with
the existing config.sv at boot time.
Do you want to autostart CWM from next time? [default:N]
Welcome to the INSTALLATION of Cisco WAN Manager Release 9.2.04B.HPUX
Tue Jun 15 15:02:38 PDT 1999
Creating Informix group........................... Successful
Creating Informix user............................ Successful
Creating svplus group............................. Successful
Creating svplus user.............................. Successful
Checking existence of the sqlhosts file .... Successful
Checking existence of the informix_istar entry.... Successful
Creating init_db boot up script................... Successful
Filtering files................................... Successful
Checking for the existence of Informix............ Successful
Checking for the existence of Wingz............... NOT found
Have you already installed Wingz? [Y/N]:Y
Enter the full path where Wingz is installed: /data/wingz25
Installation Type for Cisco WAN Manager Release 9.2.04B.HPUX
----------------------------------------------------------
(1) NEW (Release 9.2.04B.HPUX of CWM)
(2) UPGRADE (From previous release of CWM)
Enter number corresponding to installation type or x to exit : 1
Checking existing partition....................... Successful
Checking Hard Disk count.......................... Successful
Disk Configuration Migration to Cisco WAN Manager Release 9.2.04B.HPUX
1) Single Raw Database Disk
2) Multiple Raw Database Disk
x) To Exit
Enter number corresponding to disk configuration or x to exit : 1
Logical Volumes(which are not mounted) in the system are:
Volume Name Size(MB)
----------------------------------------
/dev/vg00/informix ...................400
Enter Raw Logical Volume Name for rootdb(default : Not configured): /dev/vg00/informix
Enter a new database name that start with a letter and fewer than
10 characters (default is stratacom):
Informix data will be installed in rootdbs: /dev/vg00/rinformix (400MB ) (Default is Y)
OK to continue (Y/N) :
Initializing the Informix database. This will take a few minutes...
Shutting down Informix (if necessary)............. Successful
Initializing the Informix database root file .... Successful
Initializing the Informix database mode........... Successful
Preparing the database for Cisco WAN Manager...... Successful
Installing Cisco Wan Manager SNMP Agent .......... Successful
Checking if Ciscoview has been installed .........
Cisco View has been installed in /opt/CSCOcv
Linking executable shell script.....
AXIS/BPX/IGX/MGX88 Packages will be installed in /opt/CSCOcv.
Installation of AXIS/BPX/IGX/MGX88 Packages 2.03A will take approximately 30 minutes.
Do you want to install CiscoView AXIS/BPX/IGX/MGX88 Packages 2.03A ? (Y/N) Y
Installing CiscoView Packages 2.03A AXIS/BPX/IGX/MGX88.
/opt/CSCOcv/bin/cvinstall: (V1.0) Starting CiscoView Package Install
INFO: user: root host: svhp2 date: Wed Jun 23 10:45:26 PDT 1999
INFO: CiscoView installed at: /opt/CSCOcv
INFO: extracting package: /usr/users/svplus/wancv/AXIS.pkg Version 4.2(2.03A)
INFO: Now extracting files from /usr/users/svplus/wancv/AXIS.pkg
INFO: Files Extracted...572
. . .
Checking for existence of HP OpenView....
Found HP OpenView installed in /opt/OV
Installing HP OpenView related files. This will take a few minutes...
Installing Openview patches... Please Wait
Stopping OpenView daemons...
Updating HPOV DB Schema with SV+ extensions....... Successful
Start unloading and loading mibs. Please see /usr/users/svplus/hpov_install.log for detail.
Loading Cisco mib(s) into HPOV................................ Successful
Linking /usr/lib/X11/app-defaults/ to /usr/users/svplus/app-defaults
INSTALLATION has completed successfully...!
This section provides information about removing the CWM software and the standalone SCM application software.
To uninstall Cisco WAN Manager, complete the following steps:
Step 1 Exit SCM if it is running.
Step 2 Select option 2 (Stop Core) from the CWM main menu.
Step 3 Select x (Exit) from the CWM main menu to exit.
Step 4 Log out from the CWM and Informix applications.
Step 5 Log in as root and make sure that no processes are running with user ID of Informix or svplus.
Step 6 Enter the following command to stop any Informix processes that are running:
/opt/CSCOinf/bin/onmode -ky
Step 7 Insert the CD-ROM containing CWM into the drive, and change to the CD-ROM directory (for example /cdrom).
Step 8 Enter the following command:
.uninstall.sh <Return>
If you plan to reinstall the software on the same workstation, ensure that the CWM directories under /opt such as CSCOsv and CSCOinf are removed. Otherwise, the install script will fail.
To remove the Standalone SCM application software, complete the following steps:
Step 1 Select option 2 (Stop Stats Mgr GUI) from the CWM SCM main menu.
Step 2 Select x (Exit) from the SCM main menu to exit.
Step 3 Log out as user svplus and log in as user root.
Step 4 Insert the CD-ROM containing Standalone SCM into the drive, and change to the CD-ROM directory (for example /cdrom).
Step 5 Enter the following command:
# .uninstall.sh <Return>
Posted: Thu Jun 8 19:02:42 PDT 2000
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