Table Of Contents
A - B - C - D - E - F - H - I - M - N - P - R - S - T - U - V - W -
index
A
accessing
Cisco.com xi
CiscoWorks2000 Server 3-4
TAC
by telephone xii
website xi
audience for this document vii
available drive space required on the server 1-2
checking 1-3
B
browser
requirements
client 1-4
troubleshooting setup of A-8
C
cancelling an installation, caution regarding 2-2
cautions
regarding
cancelling an installation 2-2
changing the database password during remote upgrades 2-15
not using the correct method to uninstall CD One 2-16
significance of viii
CD-ROM
mounting and unmounting on HP-UX B-1 to B-9
accessing the CD-ROM from a remote machine B-8 to B-9
mounting a local drive B-6 to B-7
prerequisites for mounting B-2 to B-5
unexporting the CD-ROM filesystem B-9
unmounting B-7
CD-ROM, obtaining documentation on a ix
checking
for required drive space 1-3
processes, after installation A-1
Cisco.com
accessing xi
ordering documentation from ix
CiscoView, using 3-4
CiscoWorks2000 Server
accessing 3-4
IP address, using 2-3
client systems, configuring 3-1 to 3-4
browser, configuring 3-2 to 3-4
display fonts, setting 3-1 to 3-2
Integration Utility, configuring 3-4
configuring
troubleshooting setup A-8
CD One (see setting up CD One)
browser, configuring 3-2 to 3-4
display fonts, setting 3-1 to 3-2
Integration Utility, configuring 3-4
Integration Utility 3-4
conventions, typographical, used in this document vii to viii
D
devices supported 1-4
display fonts, setting 3-1 to 3-2
documentation
audience for this document vii
feedback (reader comment) form, submitting electronically x
obtaining the latest
from Cisco.com ix
from Networking Products MarketPlace ix
from the online Subscription Store ix
on CD-ROM ix
on the web ix
typographical conventions used in vii to viii
drive space requirements on the server 1-2
E
environment variables, setting 2-3
F
files modified by installation 2-4
fonts, setting display 3-1 to 3-2
H
hardware requirements
client 1-4
server 1-2
help
(see also troubleshooting installation)
technical support (see technical support)
HP-UX patches required prior to installation 1-3
I
Installation Messages (table) A-4 to A-7
cautions regarding
cancelling an installation 2-2
running the installation program 2-5 to 2-8
environment variables, setting 2-3
server IP address, using 2-3
system files modified during installation 2-4
TCP and UDP ports used 2-3 to 2-4
caution regarding not using the correct method 2-16
task overview 2-2
Installing CD One Task Overview (table) 2-2
upgrade paths 1-2
Installing CD One Task Overview (table) 2-2
Integration Utility
configuring 3-4
IP address, verifying resolution with system hostname B-4
M
memory (RAM) requirements
client 1-4
server 1-2
mounting and unmounting the CD-ROM (see CD-ROM, mounting and unmounting)
N
network
administrators, prerequisite skills vii
operators, prerequisite skills vii
Networking Products MarketPlace, ordering documentation from ix
network loopback, verifying that it is working B-5
network management system (NMS) environments supported 1-5
NFS client and server, verifying that they are running B-3 to B-4
NMS environments supported 1-5
notes, significance of viii
P
patches required prior to installation 1-3
prerequisites for installation 1-1 to 1-5
client requirements 1-4
browser 1-4
hardware 1-4
memory (RAM) 1-4
software, browser 1-4
software, system 1-4
server requirements 1-2 to 1-3
available drive space 1-2
HP-UX patches 1-3
memory (RAM) 1-2
Server System Requirements (table) 1-2 to 1-3
software, additional (optional) 1-3
software, system 1-3
system hardware 1-2
supported
devices 1-4
network management system (NMS) environments 1-5
prerequisites for mounting the CD-ROM
undoing mistakes B-5
verifying or installing the patch B-2
verifying that network loopback is enabled B-5
verifying that the NFS client and server are running B-3 to B-4
verifying that the system hostname and IP address resolve B-4
prerequisite skills for
network administrators vii
network operators vii
process status, viewing and changing A-2 to A-3
product overview 1-1
R
reader comment form, submitting electronically x
removing CD One (see installing CD One)
S
Server System Requirements (table) 1-2 to 1-3
setting display fonts 3-1 to 3-2
CiscoView, using 3-4
CiscoWorks2000 Server, accessing 3-4
client systems, configuring 3-1 to 3-4
browser, configuring 3-2 to 3-4
display fonts, setting 3-1 to 3-2
Integration Utility, configuring 3-4
software requirements
client
browser 1-4
system 1-4
server
additional (optional) 1-3
system 1-3
Subscription Store, ordering documentation from ix
supported
devices 1-4
NMS environments 1-5
system files modified during installation 2-4
system hostname, verifying resolution with IP address B-4
T
tables
Installation Messages A-4 to A-7
Installing CD One Task Overview 2-2
Server System Requirements 1-2 to 1-3
TAC (Technical Assistance Center) xi to xii
accessing
by telephone xii
website xi
features and services xi
telephone numbers
things to do before calling A-3
TCP and UDP ports used by CD One 2-3 to 2-4
Technical Assistance Center (see TAC)
technical support
(see also troubleshooting installation)
technical support, obtaining x to xii
customers and partners (Cisco.com) x to xi
accessing xi
services and features xi
warranty or maintenance contract customers (TAC) xi to xii
features and services xi
telephone numbers for TAC xii
troubleshooting
installation
failure to delete a package during uninstallation A-7
troubleshooting installation A-1 to A-8
browser setup A-8
checking processes after installation A-1
installation messages, understanding A-4 to A-7
process status, viewing and changing A-2 to A-3
things to do before calling TAC A-3
typographical conventions used in this document vii to viii
U
UDP and TCP ports used by CD One 2-3 to 2-4
uninstalling CD One (see installing CD One)
unmounting the CD-ROM (see mounting and unmounting the CD-ROM)
upgrading CD One (see installing CD One)
using CiscoView 3-4
V
viewing and changing process status A-2 to A-3
W
World Wide Web
accessing Cisco.com via xi
accessing TAC via xi
ordering documentation over ix