Table Of Contents
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index
A
accessing
CiscoWorks 2000 Server 3-5
CiscoWorks2000 Server on the World Wide Web 3-5
administrators (see network administrators)
audience for this document vii
B
browser
configuring after installation 3-2 to 3-4
requirements (see prerequisites for installing CD One)
troubleshooting setup A-9
C
cautions
regarding
changing the database password during remote upgrades from previous editions of CD One 2-22
failure to restart your system after installation 2-19
local upgrades from applications prior to CD One 2-14
local upgrades from previous editions of CD One 2-16
uninstalling CD One 2-25
Windows NT Service Packs 2-4
significance of viii
CD-ROM, obtaining documentation on a ix
checking processes after installation A-1
Cisco.com
accessing xi
features and services xi
ordering documentation from x
Cisco.com, ordering documentation from x
CiscoView
launching and using 3-5
relationship to CD One 1-1
CiscoWorks2000 Server, accessing 3-5
client
requirements (see prerequisites for installing CD One)
systems, configuring after installation 3-2 to 3-4
display fonts (Windows only) 3-2
Integration Utility 3-4
CMF (Common Management Foundation), relationship to CD One 1-1
CMF Base Desktop
relationship to CD One 1-1
selecting for installation 2-10, 2-20
customized installations (see installing CD One)
D
devices, supported 1-5
display fonts, configuring after installation (Windows only) 3-2
documentation
feedback (reader comment) form, submitting electronically x
from Cisco.com x
from Networking Products MarketPlace x
from the online Subscription Store x
on CD-ROM ix
on the web ix
drive space requirements (see prerequisites for installing CD One)
F
fonts, configuring after installation (Windows only) 3-2
H
hardware requirements (see prerequisites for installing CD One)
help
network administrators only (TAC)
things to do before calling A-3
online viii
technical assistance xi to xii
HP OpenView, stopping before installation 1-5
I
customized installations 2-10 to 2-12
HP OpenView, stopping and restarting 1-5
installation messages, interpreting A-4
installation notes 2-3
new installations 2-7
required Microsoft software 2-4 to 2-6
TCP and UDP ports used, consideration 2-6
prerequisites (see prerequisites for installing CD One)
tasks, sequential overview (table) 2-2
typical installation 2-8
uninstalling 2-25
caution regarding 2-25
running Uninstall 2-25
upgrading (see upgrading CD One)
verifying installation 2-24
Integration Utility
configuring 3-4
relationship to CD One 1-1
selecting for installation 2-10, 2-20
M
memory requirements (see prerequisites for installing CD One)
messages during installation, interpreting A-4 to A-8
Microsoft software, required for installation
Microsoft Windows NT version 2-4
Service Packs required 2-4
N
network administrators
privileges from the browser and server A-2
required skills for vii
Networking Products MarketPlace, ordering documentation from x
network management system environments supported 1-5
O
ODBC Driver Manager, version required 2-5
P
ports used, TCP and UDP 2-6
post-installation steps 3-1
accessing the CiscoWorks2000 Server 3-5
configuring client systems 3-2
prerequisites for installing CD One
client
browsers 1-4
memory (RAM) 1-4
system hardware 1-4
system software 1-4
server
additional software (see Microsoft software)
available drive space 1-3
memory (RAM) 1-3
system hardware 1-3
system software 1-3
process status, viewing A-2
R
RAM requirements (see prerequisites for installing CD One)
reader comment form, submitting electronically x
reinstalling CD One (see installing CD One)
removing CD One from your system (see installing CD One)
S
server requirements (see prerequisites for installing CD One)
software requirements (see prerequisites for installing CD One)
stopping processes A-2
Subscription Store, ordering documentation from x
support
network administrators (TAC), contacting
things to do before calling A-3
supported
devices 1-5
network management system environments 1-5
T
TAC (Technical Assistance Center) xi to xii
accessing
by telephone xii
website xii
contacting (network adminstrators only)
things to do before calling A-3
features and services xi
TCP and UDP ports used 2-6
Technical Assistance Center (see TAC)
technical support, obtaining xi to xii
customers and partners (Cisco.com) xi
accessing xi
services and features xi
warranty or maintenance contract customers (TAC) xi to xii
accessing xii
features and services xi
telephone numbers for TAC xii
browser setup A-9
checking processes after installation A-1
installation messages, interpreting A-4 to A-8
typographical conventions used in this document vii to viii
U
UDP and TCP ports used 2-6
uninstalling CD One (see installing CD One)
upgrading CD One from applications prior to CD One 2-13 to 2-15
(see also upgrading from previous editions of CD One)
local upgrades 2-14
caution regarding 2-14
remote upgrades 2-15
upgrading CD One from previous editions of CD One 2-15 to 2-23
(see also upgrading from applications prior to CD One)
caution regarding 2-16
custom installations 2-19 to 2-22
custom installations, caution regarding 2-22
typical installations 2-17 to 2-19
typical installations, caution regarding 2-19
caution regarding 2-22
URL for the CiscoWorks2000 Server 3-5
using CiscoView 3-5
V
verifying installation 2-24
viewing process status A-2
W
Windows NT Service Packs
caution regarding 2-4
World Wide Web
accessing Cisco.com via xi
accessing TAC via xii
accessing the CiscoWorks2000 Server on 3-5
ordering documentation over ix