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Installing and Setting Up Cisco 7200/7400 Series Manager on Solaris
Using Cisco 7200/7400 Series Manager
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Installing and Setting Up Cisco 7200/7400 Series Manager on Solaris (DOC-7812723=)—This guide provides information for setting up and installing Cisco 7200/7400 Series Manager software
Using Cisco 7200/7400 Series Manager (DOC-7812724=)—This guide provides information for using the Cisco 7200/7400 Series Manager software. It describes the system management capabilities and Fault, Configuration, Accounting, Performance, and Security (FCAPS) functionality for Cisco 7206, 7204VXR, 7206VXR, and 7401 routers.
Additional Information Online
For information about Cisco 7200/7400 Series Manager supported devices, refer to the following URL, or check the documentation on Cisco.com for the correct location:
Please note the following on page 2-13 of Installing and Setting Up Cisco 7200/7400 Series Manager on Solaris:
disregard Step 3 and proceed to Step 4
in Step 4, run the uninstall script by entering CEMF_ROOT/bin/cemf install -r
Known Problems
Known problems are unexpected behaviors or defects in the Cisco 7200/7400 Series Manager software releases. They are graded according to severity level. These release notes contain information for severity levels 1, 2, and 3.
You can search for problems using the Cisco bug tracking tool, Bug Navigator II. To access Bug Navigator II, log into Cisco.com and select Service & Support> Technical Support Help—Cisco TAC>Tools>Software Bug Toolkit> Bug Navigator II, or enter the following URL in your web browser: http://www.cisco.com/support/bugtools.
Table 1 describes the problems known to exist in this release.
Table 1 Cisco 7200/7400 Series Manager Known Problems
Bug ID
Summary
Explanation
CSCdu36759
SONET interface for ATM-OC3-MM card is sometimes not discovered by router.
After running subchassis discovery, interfaces on the following ATM port adapters are sometimes not discovered: PA-A3-E3, PA-A3-T3, and PA-OC3-MM/SMI/SML.
Problem occurs because ATM layer information is not populated in the MIB for interfaces on previously mentioned port adapters (refer to DDTS CSCdu53023 for more detailed information).
Note Issue will be resolved in an upcoming patch release.
To work around problem, reload router to populate it with correct MIB information and enable Element Manager to discover all interfaces on ATM PAs.
CSCdu59209
historyCriteria files not loaded during first installation of Cisco 7200/7400 Series Manager.
To work around problem:
1. Log in as root.
2. At command line, enter AVROOT/bin/cemf shell
3. Enter /opt/cemf/bin/historyAdmin add /opt/cemf/config/dataload/ historyCriteria/*IP*
Note If installation directory (AVROOT) is not /opt/cemf, replace all occurrences of /opt/cemf with correct directory name.
CSCdt72866
Error message returned after successful chassis deletion.
With map view active, select Deployment > Delete Object to delete chassis. Although chassis is no longer displayed in map view, the following message is displayed: deletion failed.
Please ignore this message.
CSCdt84171
Unable to access the layer3QosView objects CAR policies and access lists.
Although the layer3QosView objects CAR policies and access lists are displayed in the tree view, they cannot be accessed because there are no corresponding menu options.
These objects are not supported in Cisco 7200/7400 Series Manager Release 1.0.
CSCdu31443
NPEs do not enter Mismatched state.
NPEs will not enter the Mismatched state if an NPE is predeployed and a different NPE is discovered in the chassis.
To avoid problem, do not predeploy NPEs. Instead, let the system discover NPEs during chassis commissioning.
CSCdu32799
Print function does not work in IP, Ethernet, and ATM configuration windows.
To work around problem, paste a screenshot of the configuration window into another application and then print it.
CSCdu32817
Chassis Configuration window does not display updated information.
Updated chassis information is not displayed after selecting CERM Management > Physical > Chassis > Configuration.
Refer to Using Cisco 7200/7400 Series Manager for a listing of relevant fields.
CSCdu37159
Unable to commission power supply module when deployed manually.
The option to manually deploy power supplies is available; the option to manually commission power supplies is not. As a result, power supplies may not be discovered properly.
To work around problem, commission the chassis.
CSCdu41694
POS interfaces discovered as generic SNMP interfaces.
Problem occurs because router is not providing expected SONET layer support. Therefore, Cisco 7200/7400 Series Manager provides only available functionality (in this case, Generic and IP functionality).
CSCdu57561
Unable to perform subchassis discovery via Cisco GSR Manager (CGM) after installing Cisco 7200/7400 Series Manager on the same CEMF server.
Subchassis discovery will not function on CEMF servers that have both Cisco 7200/7400 Series Manager and CGM installed.
To avoid problem, install and run Cisco 7200/7400 Series Manager and CGM on separate CEMF servers.
CSCdu59221
Error message returned after selecting Open Configuration Editor from Technology Tools menu.
Select Technology Specific Tools > Open Configuration Editor and the following error message is displayed in status bar: Service invocation failed.
Please ignore message—this feature is not supported in Cisco 7200/7400 Series Manager Release 1.0.
CSCdu61481
7200/7400 Series Element Manager does not support all fields displayed in ATM dialog boxes.
Since 7200/7400 routers do not fully support ATM MIBs, the 7200/7400 Series Element Manager cannot support every field displayed in the following dialog boxes:
ATM Configuration
ATM Fault Management
ATM Status
ATM PVC Status
Refer to Using Cisco 7200/7400 Series Manager,which specifies the attributes supported by the Element Manager.
CSCuk23895
Write Memory functionality does not work as expected after modifying fields in the ATM configuration window.
To perform this function:
1. Open a telnet session to the required router by selecting Technology Specific Tools > Write Memory.
2. At the command line, enter write mem
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