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Introduction
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path3: /opt/httpd/root/htdocs/public/sw-center/interrimtemplates//cw2000
CiscoView 4.X
Device Package Installation Instructions: |
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First do
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Adding support for a new Cisco device to your CiscoView
application: |
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Step 1
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Using the Software Selector tool, choose
a compressed file to download from CCO. These files, known as "Package
File," are in TAR compression format and contain the suffix .tar. |
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Step 2
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Download the TAR file (Example: AS5300.cv401.p5-1.tar)
to a temporary location (Example: /tmp). |
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Then do
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on UNIX: |
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Step 3
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Untar the TAR file with the command 'tar xvf <filename>'
(Example: tar xvf AS5300.cv401.p5-1.tar) This will extract two files: a
Package file with a .pkg suffix (Example: AS5300.pkg), and a ReadMe file
with a .readme suffix (Example: AS5300.cv401.p5-1.readme). |
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Step 4
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Run '$NMSROOT/bin/cvinstall <filename>' (Example:
$NMSROOT/bin/cvinstall AS5300.cv401.p5-1.tar) to install the Package in
your existing CiscoView application. |
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Note:
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$NMSROOT is set to the directory where CiscoView
is installed. |
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Or do
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on WIN95/NT: |
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Step 3
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Using WinZip, decompress the TAR file. This will show that
the TAR file contains two files: a Package file with a .pkg suffix (Example:
AS5300.pkg) and a ReadMe file with a .readme suffix (Example: AS5300.cv401.p5-1.readme).
Extract these files to a temporary directory (Example: C:\TEMP). |
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Step 4
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Choose
Start->Programs->CiscoWorksWindows
or
CWSI->InstallDevice
and select the .pkg file (Example: AS5300.pkg) in the directory you
saved it to. This will install the Package file for your new Cisco device. |
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Note:
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You may view your .readme file with a text
editor such as WordPad or NotePad to obtain further information on your
new CiscoView software. |
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