Table Of Contents

A - B - C - D - E - G - H - I - J - L - M - N - O - P - R - S - T - U - V - W -

Index

A

additional software requirements 1-11

address table configuration files, content migration 1-4

alternate ports, using 1-5

authentication

Linux based 3-2

local-based 2-2, 3-2

Solaris-based 2-2

available ports

Linux 3-9

Solaris 2-9

B

browser path

checking, Linux 3-11

checking, Solaris 2-17

C

cautions

on becoming root user

Linux 3-3

Solaris 2-3

on NFS-exported DVD-ROM drive instructions A-3

on Solaris patches required 2-16

required patches 1-9

checking

browser path 2-17, 3-11

Linux disk space usage 3-7

release, upgrade information for Linux 3-8

release, upgrade information for Solaris 2-16

Solaris disk space usage 2-7, 2-17

TCP/IP port usage for MWTM server 3-6

choosing network type

ITP, RAN-O 2-14

Linux 3-13

Solaris 2-14

Cisco ITP

nodes, supported

2600 series routers, 2811 series router, 7200 series routers, 7300 series router, 7500 series router, 7600 series router 1-2

CiscoWorks

integrating MWTM with (Linux) 3-2

integrating MWTM with (Solaris)2-11to 2-12

client installation 2-12

server installation2-11to 2-12

integrating MWTM with (Windows)

CiscoWorks host server, naming 4-2

client

installation

Linux 3-15

installation concluding

Solaris 2-18

installation initiating

Solaris 2-16

installation results, Solaris 2-19

system requirements 1-10

configuring

security services, Linux 3-12

security services, Solaris 2-13

SNMP traps 3-11

creating downloaded client 2-18, 3-16

customized point code formats, content migration 1-4

D

default directory, MWTM 2-23

different machine upgrades 1-5

discovery, as part of installation

Solaris2-14to 2-15

disk space availability

automated checking

Linux 3-4

automated checking of

Solaris 2-7, 2-8, 2-17

DISPLAY variable, setting 2-2, 2-24, 3-20

DVD-ROM drive (Solaris and Linux)A-1to A-8

mounting a local drive

Linux A-2

SolarisA-1to A-2

NFS-exported DVD-ROM drives, mountingA-3to A-6

unmounting local drives (Solaris or Linux) A-6

unmounting remote drives

Linux A-7

Solaris A-6

E

enabling TFTP 2-5, 3-5

error messages, checking

Linux 3-18

Solaris2-21to 2-22

express installation, selecting

Linux 3-9

Solaris

client 2-12

server 2-8

G

GTT support 1-4

H

HP OpenView and MWTM 2-12

I

image checking

disabling, Linux 3-4, 3-17

disabling, Solaris 2-4, 2-21

inserting

MWTM DVD-ROM into DVD-ROM drive. A-2

installation

directory, selecting

Linux 3-7

Solaris 2-9, 2-12, 2-18

directory, verifying

Linux 3-19

Solaris 2-23

installation log, viewing

Linux 3-14

Solaris 2-16

installation methods 1-1

installation prerequisites

Linux 3-2

Solaris 2-2

installations on Linux3-1to 3-22

about 3-1

before starting 3-1

CiscoWorks integration 3-2

client download, creating 3-16

concluding steps 3-14

error messages 3-18

logs, viewing 3-14

port availability, checking 3-9

process 3-1, 3-2

security authentication 3-12

summary of selections 3-11

TCP port for JSP server 3-10

TCP port for naming server 3-10

TCP port for web server 3-10

verifying 3-17

installations on Solaris2-1to 2-23

about2-1to 2-2

before starting 2-2

CiscoWorks, integrating with

client 2-12

server2-11to 2-12

client download, creating 2-18

client-only installation2-19to 2-21

using the install tool 2-20

using the web server2-20to 2-21

discovery, as part of installation2-14to 2-15

express or standard installation, selecting

client 2-12

server 2-8

final steps

in installing the client2-18to 2-19

in installing the server 2-15

installation log, viewing 2-16

install directory, selecting 2-12, 2-18

process 2-1

security services, configuring2-13to 2-14

server and client2-2to 2-19

client phase2-16to 2-19

disk space availability, automated checking of 2-7, 2-8, 2-17

root user, becoming 2-3

server phase2-3to 2-16

TCP/IP address, automated checking of 2-6

TCP/IP availability, automated checking of 2-6

server-only installation 2-19

SNMP traps, configuring2-12to 2-13

summary of selections, interim

in installing the client 2-18

in installing the server 2-10

TCP ports, selecting2-9to 2-10

installing MWTM

client only, Solaris2-19to 2-20

Linux client 3-15

Linux client, using web server 3-16

Linux server 3-3

Linux server, client 3-2

Linux server only 3-16

installing MWTM on Windows

from DVD-ROM 4-1

from the CD-ROM4-1to 4-2

using the web server4-2to 4-3

integrating MWTM with CiscoWorks 2-12

IOS images, supported 1-3

IP access list, content migration 1-4

J

JSP port number, selecting

Linux 3-11

Solaris 2-9

L

licensing information 1-2

Linux

client, starting 3-20

client limitation 3-4

disk space availability 3-4

error messages 3-18

MWTM client limitation 3-1

Red Hat Package Manager, software contents 3-1

security authentication 3-12

Linux update requirements 1-10

log files, content migration 1-4

logs, viewing

Linux 3-14

Solaris 2-16

M

methods of installation 1-1

MIB reference 1-13

migrated SGM 4.1 content 1-4

MWTM

CiscoWorks integration 2-12

HP OpenView, co-existence 2-12

latest information about 3-4

server, client installation on Solaris 2-2

SNMP traps 3-2

upgrading 1-3

MWTM 6.1

database, content migration 1-4

mwtm browserpath command 3-11

MWTM client

installation using web server on Solaris 2-20

limitation on Linux 3-1

starting installation

Solaris 2-16

starting on Solaris 2-24

MWTM default directory 2-23

mwtm jspport command 3-11

mwtm props command 3-11

MWTM Security Services, configuring 3-2

MWTM server

default directory 3-19

installation 2-2

SNMP trap port number 3-11

mwtm servername command 3-11

mwtm webport command 3-11

N

naming server TCP port, selecting

Solaris2-9to 2-10

network type

changing, Linux 3-13

changing, Solaris 2-14

NFS-exported DVD-ROM drive, mountingA-3to A-6

Linux

localA-5to A-6

remote A-5

Solaris

localA-5to A-6

remoteA-3to A-5

nodes, content migration 1-4

nodes, supported 1-2

O

overviews on

installation

Solaris2-1to 2-2

Linux installation 3-1

Linux uninstallation 3-21

uninstallation

Solaris 2-25

P

package information, viewing

Linux 3-18

Solaris 2-22

passwords, content migration 1-4

platforms, supported 1-2

preliminary activities

on Linux 3-3

Solaris 2-3

preserved SGM 4.1 content 1-4

R

release, upgrade information

checking Linux 3-5, 3-8

checking Solaris 2-8, 2-16

requirements

client system 1-10

Linux 1-10

server system 1-7

software, additional 1-11

Solaris patches 1-9

reviewing client install results 2-19

root user, becoming

Linux 3-3

Solaris 2-3

root user, logging in as 2-3, 3-3

routers, supported 1-2

route table, content migration 1-4

rpm command 3-18

running uninstall on Linux 3-21

running uninstall on Solaris 2-25

S

same machine upgrades 1-5

security, content migration 1-4

security authentication, MWTM 3-12

security services, configuring

Linux 3-12

Solaris2-13to 2-14

seed node file

content migration 1-4

selecting

Express or Standard installation

Linux 3-9

Solaris 2-8

Linux installation directory 3-9

Solaris installation directory 2-9

server installation

concluding, Linux 3-14

concluding, Solaris 2-15

configuring security services, Linux 3-12

configuring security services, Solaris 2-13

configuring SNMP traps, Linux 3-11

configuring SNMP traps, Solaris 2-12

enabling TFTP, Solaris 2-5

network discovery, Linux 3-13

network discovery, Solaris 2-14

network types, Linux 3-13

network types, Solaris 2-14

TFTP enabling 3-5

server name, changing 3-11

server system requirements 1-7

settings, verifying 3-11

SGM 4.1

content, preserved 1-4

content migration 1-4

upgrading to MWTM 6.0, on different machines 1-5

upgrading to MWTM 6.0, on same machine 1-5

SNMP parameters, content migration 1-4

SNMP trap port number

MWTM server 3-11

SNMP traps, configuring 2-12, 2-13, 3-11

software requirements

See client system requirements, server system requirements

software requirements, additional 1-11

Solaris

client installation 2-16

disk space usage 2-7

installation directories, verifying 2-23

installation directory, selecting 2-9

installation prerequisites 2-2

release upgrade information 2-16

Solaris 10 patches 1-9

Solaris 9 patches 1-9

Solaris installation log, viewing 2-16

Solaris patch requirements 1-9

starting

install tool on Linux 3-4

install tool on Solaris 2-4

Linux

after installation 3-19

MWTM client 3-20

MWTM client on Windows 4-3

MWTM on Linux

command line 3-19

MWTM on Solaris2-23to 2-24

as final step of installation 2-23

client, starting 2-24

command line 2-23, 2-24

startup menu 2-24

Solaris client, requirement for 2-24

stopping MWTM installation, Solaris 2-25

supported OS images 1-3

supported platforms, nodes 1-2

system.properties file, content migration 1-4

T

TCP/IP

address, automated checking of

Linux 3-6

Solaris 2-6

port usage, automated checking of

Linux 3-6

Solaris 2-6

port usage, checking

for MWTM Server 2-6

TCP ports, selecting

JSP server

Linux 3-10

Solaris 2-9, 2-10

naming server

Linux 3-10

Solaris 2-9, 2-10

web server 2-9

Linux 3-10

Solaris2-9to 2-10

Telnet, note on starting MWTM client 2-24, 3-20

TFTP, enabling 2-5, 3-5

tips on

displaying a list of all MWTM clients 2-25

web interface, using 2-15

trap access list, content migration 1-4

trap forwarding information, content migration 1-4

troubleshooting commands, content migration 1-4

U

uninstalling

MWTM client 4-3

uninstalling MWTM

on Linux 3-20, 3-22

on Solaris2-24to 2-26

about 2-25

uninstall tool, using2-25to 2-26

upgrading

about MWTM 1-3

from SGM 4.1 to MWTM 6.0 on different machines 1-5

from SGM 4.1 to MWTM 6.0 on same machine 1-5

usernames, content migration 1-4

using alternate ports 1-5

V

verifying installation

on Linux 3-17

error messages, checking 3-18

install directories 3-19

package information, viewing 3-18

on Solaris2-21to 2-23

error messages, checking2-21to 2-22

install directories, verifying 2-23

package information, viewing 2-22

on Windows 4-3

viewing

Linux installation log 3-14

MWTM server package information on Linux 3-18

Solaris installation log 2-16

W

web server

CiscoWorks default port number 3-2

client installation with

Linux 3-16

Solaris2-20to 2-21

installing MWTM on Windows4-2to 4-3

port number, changing 3-11

TCP port, selecting

Linux 3-10

Solaris2-9to 2-10