Table Of Contents
A - B - C - D - F - G - H - I - J - M - N - O - P - R - S - T - U - V -
Index
A
Admin password rules C-2
audience for this document vii
B
browser
configuring on client 3-3
software
client 1-6
server (optional) 1-3
C
cautions, significance of viii
cautions regarding
daemon manager, starting and stopping A-2
JAVA_OPTIONS environment variable, and nonstandard options 1-3
link to installation directory, removing 2-13
network inconsistencies
new installations 2-6, 2-9, 2-11, 2-16, 2-26, 2-33, 2-35
upgrades 2-22, 2-28
uninstallation method 2-39
client
configuring 3-2
browser 3-3
display fonts 3-2
Integration Utility 3-6
requirements 1-5
browser software 1-6
hardware 1-5
Java console, enabling 1-6
memory (RAM) 1-6
software 1-5
D
database password rules C-3
DCR (Device and Credentials Repository), using 3-6
Device Center, using 3-6
device support information 1-7
display fonts, setting 3-2
documentation
audience for this vii
typographical conventions in vii
drive space requirements for server 1-3
F
files modified during installation 2-5
fonts for display, setting 3-2
G
Guest password rules C-3
H
hardware requirements
client 1-5
server 1-3
I
installation 2-1
(see also post-installation steps) 3-1
(see also prerequisites) 1-1
(see also troubleshooting installation) A-1
before installation 2-3
server IP address, using 2-4
system files modified during installation 2-5
TCP and UDP ports used 2-4
errors, checking for 2-11
new installations 2-5
custom 2-11
mounted directory, from 2-18
password rules for C-2
reinstallations 2-35
custom 2-37
Service Packs, and 1-6
task overview 2-2
uninstallation 2-39
upgrades 2-18
custom 2-28
typical 2-24
upgrade paths 1-2
user inputs for D-1
custom installations D-2
typical installations D-1
verifying 2-38
Integration Utility, configuring 3-6
Internet Explorer, version to use 1-6
IP address of server, using 2-4
J
JAVA_OPTIONS environment variable, caution regarding nonstandard options and 1-3
Java console, enabling 1-6
Java Plug-in, version to use 1-6
M
memory (RAM) requirements
client 1-6
server 1-3
messages you may see during installation A-3
Microsoft software required 1-6
mounting and unmounting a CD-ROM drive B-1
mounting
local drive B-1
remote drive B-2
unmounting B-4
local drive B-4
remote drive B-4
Mozilla, version to use
on client 1-6
on server 1-3
N
natural languages supported 1-3
Network Management Systems (NMS) supported 1-7
O
overviews of
CiscoWorks Common Services 1-2
installation tasks 2-2
P
password information C-1
Admin password rules C-2
CiscoWorks Common Services Database password rules C-3
Guest password rules C-3
new installation rules C-2
patches required for installation 1-4
post-installation steps 3-1
client systems, configuring 3-2
browser 3-3
display fonts 3-2
Integration Utility 3-6
DCR (Device and Credentials Repository), using 3-6
Device Center, using 3-6
server
access ports 3-5
systems, configuring 3-2
using CiscoView 3-6
prerequisites for installation 1-1
client 1-5
browser software 1-6
hardware 1-5
Java console, enabling 1-6
memory (RAM) 1-6
software 1-5
device support information 1-7
NMS environments supported 1-7
server 1-3
drive space 1-3
hardware 1-3
memory (RAM) 1-3
software, optional 1-3
software, required 1-3
Solaris patches 1-4
upgrade paths 1-2
R
reinstallations 2-35
custom 2-37
S
server
access ports used 3-5
configuring 3-2
requirements 1-3
drive space 1-3
hardware 1-3
memory (RAM) 1-3
software, optional 1-3
software, required 1-3
Solaris patches 1-4
Service Packs, and installation 1-6
software requirements
client 1-5
patches 1-4
server
optional 1-3
required 1-3
Solaris patches required for installation 1-4
supported devices, information 1-7
system files modified during installation 2-5
T
TCP and UDP ports used 2-4
Technical Assistance Center (TAC)
steps to take before calling A-3
troubleshooting installation A-1
installation errors, checking for 2-11
messages, understanding A-3
processes, checking A-1
process status, viewing and changing A-2
typographical conventions in this document vii
U
UDP ports (see TCP and UDP ports) 2-4
uninstallation 2-39
upgrades 2-18
custom upgrades 2-28
typical upgrades 2-24
upgrade paths 1-2
V
verifying successful installation 2-38