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These release notes contain platform and system requirements and instructions for installing and setting up Release 3.0(3) of the Cisco Network Data Analyzer.
These release notes contain the following sections:
The Cisco Network Data Analyzer (referred to here as the Analyzer) is supported on the following platforms:
The Analyzer Display module also runs on Windows NT Version 4.0.
The Analyzer requires the following hardware:
The Analyzer requires the following software:
To install and start the Analyzer, perform the following steps:
$ su root
password: <password>
Step 2 Untar the tar file.
Solaris: # tar -xvf NDA3_0.SOL.tar
HPUX: # tar -xvf NDA3_0.HP_11.tar
Step 3 Run the installation script and answer all questions.
Note The installation process prompts you to start the Analyzer user interface. Before you start the installation script, enable remote X connections to your workstation by an xhost + command. |
Solaris: # ./NDA3_0.setup.sh ./NDA3_0.SOL.Z
HPUX: # ./NDA3_0.setup.sh ./NDA3_0.HP_11.Z
To install the Analyzer Display module on Windows NT, perform the following steps:
# chmod -R 777 /opt/CSCOnfa/NFADisplay
Step 2 Copy the /opt/CSCOnfa/NFADisplay directory and all of its subdirectories and files to the target directory on your PC. If desired, you can use the Tar command and WINZIP for this process.
Note Do not use FTP for the copy because recursiveness of the copy and all subdirectories is not guaranteed. |
To stop or restart the Analyzer servers (UtilityServer and DisplayServer), perform the following steps:
$ su root
password: <password>
Step 2 Stop or restart the servers.
a. To stop the Analyzer servers, run the stop.All shell script:
# /opt/CSCOnfa/stop.All
b. To restart the Analyzer servers, run the start.All shell script:
# /opt/CSCOnfa/start.All
To start the user interface, enter the appropriate command:
Solaris: # /opt/CSCOnfa/NFADisplay/bin/start.Display
HPUX: # /opt/CSCOnfa/NFADisplay/bin/start.Display
Windows NT: c:\NFADisplay\bin>startPC_Display
This section describes new features for Release 3.0 of the Analyzer.
Note The Analyzer works best if you run the FlowCollector in Release 3.0 mode. The FlowCollector's default mode is set to NFC20_COMPATIBLE_MODE yes. To run the FlowCollector in Release 3.0 mode, stop the FlowCollector, change the setting in the nf.resources file to NFC20_COMPATIBLE_MODE no, and restart the FlowCollector. |
Note To avoid having to log on to a FlowCollector each time you want to modify a NetFlow configuration, run the FlowCollector gateway program (NFCGW) with the PROGRAMFLAGS switch set to -i (dash, lowercase i). |
Release 3.0(2) of the Analyzer has these new features:
Release 3.0(3) of the Analyzer has these new features:
Here are some suggestions for using the Analyzer:
a. Set protections on the NFADisplay directory and all of its subdirectories by entering the following command at the route level:
# chmod -R 777 /opt/CSCOnfa/NFADisplay
b. Copy the /opt/CSCOnfa/NFADisplay directory and all of its subdirectories and files to the target directory on your PC. If desired, you can use Tar and WINZIP for this process.
Note Do not use FTP for the copy because recursiveness of the copy and all subdirectories is not guaranteed. |
c. Change directory (cd) to NFADisplay/bin
d. Enter startPC_Display.bat.
hostname 172.23.249.99
This section describes known bugs and restrictions for Release 3.0 of the Analyzer.
a. Open Windows Explorer.
b. Find the script startPC_Display in the NFADisplay\bin directory.
c. Click the right mouse button over the script and select Edit. An editor window appears with the script in it.
d. Move the mouse over the icon that corresponds to your Internet browser.
e. Click the right mouse button and select Properties.
f. Go to the field labeled Target, press the right mouse button, and select Copy.
g. Go to the editor window. Place the cursor after the -browser command line option.
h. Delete the argument that follows the -browser command line option.
i. Select Edit and Paste. This places the correct browser path\program name in your script. Make sure that the path\program name is enclosed within quotes.
j. Select File and Save.
k. Run the script.
/opt/CSCOnfa/NFADisplay/RunTimeJava/bin/java -mx128 -cp ...
/opt/CSCOnfa/NFAUtility/bin/start.UtilityServer [90]:
Syntax error
The following bugs and restrictions from Release 3.0 are corrected in Release 3.0(3) of the Analyzer:
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