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March 25, 2002
This document explains how to install the patch that addresses DDTS problem number CSCdv87518. Installation of this upgrade is necessary to increase the speed of trap processing for DSLAMs that are using inband management. Rather than query the Oracle database for the communication address that is needed to process the trap, the communication address information is now cached with the vrAlarmFormatter.
This document also includes installation instructions for the previous patch that was released in relation to DDTS problem number CSCdt94245. Installation of this upgrade is necessary because the vrAlarmFormatter size increases aggressively when the network receives traps during the time the server is starting up.
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Note You must install vr4hpov-32-patch2 before you install vr4hpov-32-patch3. If you previously installed patch 2, you can go ahead and install patch 3. |
Both of these patches are for customers who installed ViewRunner for HP OpenView Release 3.2(0) and upgraded from a previous release of ViewRunner, that is, Release 3.1(x). You must run each patch after you have installed ViewRunner 3.2. Before you install a patch, stop ViewRunner server and client applications.
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Note Neither patch contains new features. |
This document contains the following sections:
In the context of the Computer Emergency Response Team (CERT) Advisory CA-2002-03, "Multiple Vulnerabilities in many implementations of the Simple Network Management Protocol (SNMPv1)," we recommend that you install the following patches:
PSOV_03074 has dependencies with PSOV_02468, PSOV_02707 and PSOV_0296. Ensure that you have installed the patches listed previously before you install PSOV_03074.
HP OpenView patches are available at the following URL:
http://support.openview.hp.com/patches/patch_index.jsp
Refer to the following URL for more information about this CERT advisory: http://www.cert.org/advisories/CA-2002-03.html
More information about the effects of SNMP vulnerabilities on HP OpenView NNM is available at: http://us-support2.external.hp.com/cki/bin/doc.pl/sid=86aff2f9076a424470/screen=ckiDisplayDocument?docId=200000059469597
Complete the following steps to download and install the 3.2(3) upgrade patch. You must have installed ViewRunner 3.2 and patch 2 before you install this patch. (See the "Installing the ViewRunner for HP OpenView Release 3.2(2) Upgrade Patch" section for instructions to install patch 2).
Step 2 Navigate to the following URL on cisco.com to obtain the patch file:
http://www.cisco.com/cgi-bin/tablebuild.pl/viewrunner/vr4hpov-32-patch3.tar.Z
Step 3 Download the patch by copying it from cisco.com or by using the ftp command.
If you are using the ftp command to download the file, use binary mode to retrieve the patch file by entering the bin command.
Step 4 Uncompress the file by entering the following command:
uncompress vr4hpov-32-patch3.tar
Step 5 Use the tar command to extract the files as follows:
tar -xvf vr4hpov-32-patch3.tar
After you extract the files, your directory will contain the following files:
Step 6 Login as root.
Step 7 Change to the directory where install_patch is located by using the cd command.
Step 8 Run the script to install the patch by entering:
./install_patch
When the installation completes successfully, the following message displays on your screen:
Installation Complete
Note:
When the Command completes successfully all the original
files will be backed up in the same directory, with the
postfix .orig.1 ie the original file <foo> will be
<foo>.orig1 and previous .orig files will be backed up
with the postfix .orig2
****Do not Change or modify these files doing so will affect uninstall *****
At this point, all of your ViewRunner files should be correctly upgraded. You can now restart the ViewRunner application server and then login with the read/write map as an administrator user.
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Note Refer to the ViewRunner for HP OpenView documentation if you need more information about these procedures. |
If you encounter any problems after you install this patch and need to revert back to the earlier version, you can use the procedure in this section.
You should not be running the ViewRunner server or the client (ovw process) while running this patch. Complete these steps to uninstall the patch:
Step 2 Change to the directory in which you previously untared the patch; that is, the directory in which the install_patch is located.
Step 3 Run the script install_patch with the option -u as follows:
./install_patch -u
The patch is uninstalled, and all changes that were made when you installed the patch are removed.
When the command completes successfully the following messages display on your screen:
Uninstallation Complete
You can now start the ViewRunnerServer and then login with the read/write map.
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Note You only need to install this patch if you have not previously done so. |
Complete the following steps to download and install the 3.2(2) upgrade patch. ViewRunner 3.2 must be installed before you run this patch.
Step 2 Navigate to the following URL on cisco.com to obtain the patch file:
http://www.cisco.com/cgi-bin/tablebuild.pl/viewrunner/vr4hpov-32-patch2.tar.Z
Step 3 Download the patch by copying it from cisco.com or by using the ftp command.
If you are using the ftp command to download the file, use binary mode to retrieve the patch file by entering the bin command.
Step 4 Uncompress the file by entering the following command:
uncompress vr4hpov-32-patch2.tar
Step 5 Use the tar command to extract the files as follows:
tar -xvf vr4hpov-32-patch2.tar
After you extract the files, your directory will contain the following files:
Step 6 Login as root.
Step 7 Change to the directory where install_patch is located by using the cd command.
Step 8 Run the script to install the patch by entering:
./install_patch
When the installation completes successfully, the following message displays on your screen:
Installation Complete
Note:
When the Command completes successfully all the original
files will be backed up in the same directory, with the postfix
.orig ie the original file <foo> will be <foo>.orig
****Do not Change or modify these files doing so will affect uninstall *****
All of your ViewRunner files should now be correctly upgraded. You can now restart the ViewRunner application server and then login with the read/write map as an administrator user.
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Note Refer to the ViewRunner for HP OpenView documentation if you need more information about these procedures. |
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Note If you encounter any problems after you install this patch and need to revert back to the earlier version, use the procedure in the "Uninstalling the ViewRunner for HP OpenView Patch" section. |
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