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Installing Cisco Network Order Manager

Installing Cisco Network Order Manager

This appendix describes the steps required to install and configure CNOM and the supporting software in a new site.

System Requirements

Installation Prerequisites

To install and configure CNOM Version 1.2 and its supporting software, refer to the following sections. After you install each package, run /opt/cemf/bin/listCores to make sure that no core dumps occurred. CNOM relies on application services of element managers and the CEMF framework to operate.

Before you install CNOM:

    1. Install CEMF Release 3.0.4.

    2. Choose option 1 Cisco Element Manager Framework - Server, and follow the prompts.

    3. Install the appropriate CEMF Patches for your element managers (see the CNOM Release Notes).

    4. Install element managers for the equipment in the network.

Installing CNOM and Components

CNOM is comprised of a number of components, some of which are mandatory in all CNOM installations, while others are dependent on which element managers CNOM will be operating with. For example, if the network contains Cisco 6260 DSLAMs only, the CNOM package named CDMDmPkg is required, in addition to the mandatory CNOM packages DDMG, DDMGen and CNOMSync.

The CNOM installation process appears below.


Step 1   Copy the CNOM software package to /<folder-name> on CEMF Server <server-name> and prepare the package for installation by entering the following commands. You can copy the CNOM software package from http://www.cisco.com/cgi-bin/tablebuild.pl/cnom.

Step 2   Install the CNOM run-time package. In the folder /<folder-name>/Domain on CEMF Server <server-name>, enter:

Step 3   Install Generic Primitives package. In the folder /<folder-name>/ on CEMF Server <server-name>, enter:

Step 4   Install CNOMSync controller.

Step 5   Install CDM NOA package. In the folder /<folder-name>/ on CEMF Server <server-name>, enter:

Follow the window prompts for removing packages.

Step 6   Install SCM NOA package (only if using Cisco 6400 UACs in the managed installation). In the folder /<folder-name>/ on CEMF Server <server-name>, enter:

Step 7   Install ATM QoS Package. In the /<folder-name>/ on CEMF Server <server-name>, enter:

Step 8   Install CWM NOA. In the /<folder-name>/ on CEMF Server <server-name>, enter:

Step 9   Update CEMF tables with Policy Information and start the CNOM gateway with this new information:


Installing and Accessing CNOM Man Pages

The CNOM man pages install automatically when CNOM is installed. To use the man pages, enter the following commands from the CEMF shell:

MANPATH=<cemf_dir>/doc/man:$MANPATH

export MANPATH

Now, executing the man or xman command will show CNOM man pages along with all the UNIX command man pages.

Uninstalling the Software


Note   If you have problems removing a software package, try including the -skipportcheck option in the command line (for example, ./cemf load -remove -skipportcheck CDMDmPkgm).

To uninstall the CDM NOA package, run the following script from the CEMF directory:

./cemf load -remove CDMDmPkgm

To uninstall the SCM NOA package, run the following script from the CEMF directory:

./cemf load -remove C6400DMMm

To uninstall the CNOMSync controller, run the following script from the CEMF directory:

./cemf load -remove CNOMSyncm

To uninstall ATM DMM package, run the following script from the CEMF directory:

./cemf load -remove ATMDMMm

To uninstall the ATM QOSP package, run the following script from the CEMF directory:

./cemf load -remove ATMQOSPm

To uninstall the Generic Primitives package, run the following script from the CEMF directory:

./cemf load -remove DDMGenm

To uninstall the CNOM run-time package, run the following script from the CEMF directory:

./cemf install -remove DDMGm


Note   The CNOM run-time package and the Generic Primitives package are mandatory installations required for any CNOM module. You can remove these packages only after removing individual CNOM modules, such as CDM NOA and SCM NOA.

Upgrading CNOM Modules

You can upgrade the CNOM modules in one of the following ways:


Caution   Before you use the CEMF upgrade option, use the command ./cemf install -s to obtain a list of installed modules. Be sure that the modules you are trying to upgrade are present in the system before upgrading. If there are any modules not present in the system, you must use the install option for those particular modules (see the "Installing CNOM and Components" section).


Step 1   Upgrade the CNOM run-time package. In the /<folder-name>/Domain directory of <server-name>, enter:

Step 2   Upgrade the Generic Primitives package. In the /<folder-name>/Domain directory of <server-name>, enter:

Step 3   Upgrade CDM NOA. In the /<folder-name>/Domain directory of <server-name>, enter:

Step 4   Upgrade SCM NOA. In the /<folder-name>/Domain directory of <server-name>, enter:

Step 5   Restart the system by entering:



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