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This document describes the procedures for doing the following:
To install an evaluation copy of Release 2.0 of Cisco MPLS Tunnel Builder, perform the following steps.
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Note The procedure for installing an evaluation copy of Release 2.1 will be different. |
Step 1 Request a BRG evaluation license key from cs-tb@cisco.com.
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Note The evaluation license kit expires 30 days from the date it is installed. Be sure to request a BRG evaluation license key for the appropriate date. |
Step 2 For an evaluation kit, enter the following URL:
http://www.cisco.com/pcgi-bin/tablebuild.pl/tb-eval
If you are a Cisco registered customer, you can get an evaluation kit by entering this URL:
http://www.cisco.com/cgi-bin/tablebuild.pl/tb-eval
Step 3 Run the tb-2.0.x-setup-sol.sh file.
web-server-doc-dir% .tb-2.0.x-setup-sol.sh
You are asked to enter a license key for the BRG server and configure several options, as follows:
Please enter the license key
Press Return.
At the following question, enter eval.
Please enter (eval) for evaluation version of BRG, (perm) for permanent version of BRG, or
(none) for Non-BRG version.
At the following question, enter the provided license key.
Please enter the license key for evaluation version.
To extend the date for which the evaluation software is functional, reinstall the evaluation kit by performing the following steps:
Step 1 Go to the following directory:
cd serverkit/installed/data
Edit the system.properties file by replacing the FEATURE line (the next to the last line) with the following:
FEATURE BRG-Engine PARCTECH 1.0 dd-mmm-yyyy uncounted
HOSTID=ANY SSUER="CISCO Systems" SIGN=nnnnnnnnnnnn
where:
dd = Day
mmm = Month
yyyy = Year
nnnnnnnnnnnn = Twelve alphanumeric characters representing the BRG key
For example, 1-jan-2003 and 14-jan-2003.
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Note An e-mail will specify what you should enter in the nnnnnnnnnnnn field for the BRG key, and the expiration date that you should enter in the dd-mm-yyyy field. |
Step 2 Access the serverkit/installed directory by entering the following:
cd ..
Enter the following command on one line:
./bin/install.sh -p ./data/system.properties -Djava.security.policy=data/server.policy
rmiport
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Note The rmiport argument must equal the value that you specified in the initial installation process. |
Step 3 Access the serverkit directory by entering the following:
cd ..
To locate the process IDs for the Tunnel Builder server, enter the following command:
ps -ef | grep serverkit
Once the process ID is found, enter this command:
kill -9 process-id
To start the server manually, execute a startTopoServer command from your web server doc directory.
cd /scratch/suitespot/docs/TunnelBuilderPro/serverkit
web-server-doc-dir% ./startTopoServer
For additional information about Cisco MPLS Tunnel Builder, refer to the following:
Posted: Fri Nov 8 06:44:36 PST 2002
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