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This document describes the procedures for installing Cisco Transport Manager (CTM) ConnectWay Release 2.0.
CTM ConnectWay is an optional standalone component application that:
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Note In CTM ConnectWay Release 2.0, Cisco offers TL1 (Cisco ONS 15303 applications only) and CLNP interface options. |
This document describes the following topics:
To install CTM ConnectWay, you must have:
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Note Sun Solaris 2.6 patches are available on SunSolve online at http://sunsolve.sun.com. |
| Network Size | Cisco ONS 1530x NEs | CTM ConnectWay Server | CPUs | CPU Speed | RAM | Free Disk Space |
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Small | 1 to 50 | Sun Ultra 5 | 1 | 333 MHz | 128 MB | 4 GB |
Medium | 51 to 100 | Sun Ultra 60 | 1 | 450 MHz | 256 MB | 4 GB |
Large | 101 to 250 | Sun Ultra 60 | 1 | 450 MHz | 512 MB | 4 GB |
All CTM ConnectWay clients ---namely the CTM server, the CTM client, or a third-party SNMP network manager---require a static IP route for each Cisco ONS 1530x NE through the CTM ConnectWay server.
During installation, the following components are installed by default:
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Tips Refer to the Cisco Transport Manager Operations Guide and other technical notes to plan your data communications network (DCN) connectivity and network deployment. |
To install CTM ConnectWay on your Sun SPARC Solaris 2.6 workstation:
1. Start a cmdtool or a shelltool, which is listed as terminal in the CDE toolbar. (Skip this step if you are performing the installation from a directly connected X-terminal session.)
2. Log in as the root user.
3. Change directories to /cdrom/cdrom0/ctms and enter the following command:
./ctmsetup.sh
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Note If JRE is not installed, the ctmsetup.sh shell script automatically installs JRE 1.2.2 in the /opt/Solaris_JRE_1.2.2 directory. If the CTM server installation starts, checks the patches, creates links, but does not continue, check the directory /usr and remove the java file. |
4. The CTM Server Installation Program screen appears. Click Next.
5. At the Welcome screen, click Next.
6. Enter the following user information; then, click Next:
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Note Make sure you enter your CTM ConnectWay product license key, not the CTM product license key. |
7. Read the software license agreement, click the Accept all terms of the license check box; then, click Next.
8. Specify where you want to install CTM ConnectWay. The default is /opt/CiscoTransportManagerServer. You can click Browse to select a different destination. After you have specified your destination, click Install.
The specified destination location, installation directory, does not exist. Would you like this location created?
9. Specify the physical interface where you want to install the CTM ConnectWay driver. For example, specify hme0 or hme1.
10. Enter the 20-byte, 40-character NSAP address for the CTM ConnectWay interface; then, click Next.
11. Click Finish at the Installation Complete screen.
1. Enter the following command:
cd /etc/init.d
2. If you are installing CTM ConnectWay/CLNP, use an editor to create the file CWStart in the directory /etc/init.d with the following contents; then, go to Step 3:
#!/bin/sh # CTMSHOME=/opt/CiscoTransportManagerServer;export CTMSHOME cd $CTMSHOME/bin ./CTMIPCLNPServer -s &
#!/bin/sh # CTMSHOME=/opt/CiscoTransportManagerServer;export CTMSHOME cd $CTMSHOME/bin ./CTMIPTL1Server -s &
cd /etc/rc2.d ln -s /etc/init.d/CWStart S99CWStart
4. Reboot the system. CTM ConnectWay starts automatically after rebooting.
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