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You can manually transfer configuration and image files from Cisco Access Manager to Cisco UGM by completing these tasks:
Cisco UGM 2.1 runs on Cisco Element Management Framework 3.2 and stores its data in an object-oriented database, whereas Cisco Access Manager does not run on the Cisco Element Management Framework and stores its data in an Oracle database. Migrating files between these two systems is done manually.
Step 1 Create a temporary directory for the configuration and image files that will be transferred.
Step 2 Copy the configuration and image files to this temporary directory.
Step 1 From the CiscoWorks2000 Server desktop, select
Server Configuration > Setup > Uninstall CAM Client
The Uninstall the CAM Client dialog box appears with a link to download the uninstall program for both Windows and UNIX.
Step 2 Follow the instructions in the Uninstall the CAM Client dialog box.
Cisco EMF and Cisco UGM software installation is described in detail in "Installing and Uninstalling the Software."
The following sections describe procedures used to import files from Cisco Access Manager to Cisco UGM 2.1:
Use this procedure to deploy a configuration file object under the ConfigurationFiles folder of the selected device in Cisco UGM 2.1.
Step 1 From the ConfigFiles object or from any container object, choose Deployment > Import NAS File Object.
The Deployment Wizard appears.
Step 2 Select Store Configuration File.
Step 3 Enter the Configuration Object Name.
Step 4 Enter the Path with filename.
Step 5 Enter a Description for the configuration file.
Step 6 Click Forward.
Step 7 If the wizard was launched from a container object (if you did not choose the ConfigurationFiles folder under a specific device), the wizard now prompts you for a location (in the Physical view) where the ConfigFile object should be deployed.
Step 8 Click Forward.
Step 9 Click Finish.
Repeat this procedure for every configuration file that you wish to transfer.
Use this procedure to deploy an IOS image file object under the Cisco UGM 2.1 AS5xxxImages folder.
Step 1 From NAS-File-Repository > AS5xxxImages, choose Deployment > Import NAS File Object.
The Deployment Wizard appears.
Step 2 Select Store AS5xxx Image File.
Step 3 Enter the Image Object Name.
Step 4 Enter the Path with filename.
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Note If you are importing a Cisco IOS image file for a Cisco AS5800 device, you are prompted for two paths: one for the router shelf and one for the dial shelf. |
Step 5 Enter a Description for the Cisco IOS image file.
Step 6 Click Forward.
Step 7 Click Finish.
Repeat this procedure for every IOS image file that you wish to transfer.
Use this procedure to deploy an SPE image file object under the Cisco UGM 2.1 SPEImages folder.
Step 1 From NAS-File-Repository > SPEImages, choose Deployment > Import NAS File Object.
The Deployment Wizard appears.
Step 2 Select Store SPE Image File.
Step 3 Enter the SPE Image Object Name.
Step 4 Enter the Path with filename.
Step 5 Enter a Description for the SPE image file.
Step 6 Click Forward.
Step 7 Click Finish.
Repeat this procedure for every SPE image file that you wish to transfer.
Use this procedure to deploy a modem image file object under the Cisco UGM 2.1 ModemImages folder.
Step 1 From NAS-File-Repository > ModemImages, choose Deployment > Import NAS File Object.
The Deployment Wizard appears.
Step 2 Select Store Modem Image File.
Step 3 Enter the Modem Image Object Name.
Step 4 Enter the Path with filename.
Step 5 Enter a Description for the modem image file.
Step 6 Click Forward.
Step 7 Click Finish.
Repeat this procedure for every modem image file that you wish to transfer.
Check the following information:
For information about the Map Viewer, refer to the Cisco Element Management Framework User Guide.
Posted: Wed Dec 4 14:21:55 PST 2002
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