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CHAPTER 2-1 Cisco Media Gateway Manager User Guide 78-11705-02 2 Installation Cisco MGM is based on Cisco’ s Element Management Framew ork (EMF) software, which operates in a distributed en vironment using a server and clients. This chapter describes the deplo yment options, software components, hardware requirements, and installation procedures [...]
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2-2 Cisco Media Gateway Manager User Guide 78-11705-02 Chapter 2 Installation Deployment Options Figur e 2-1 Server With Local Client Note Y ou can also log on to the server from a PC running X-windo w emulation software, such as Ref lectionX or Exceed. Server with Remote Clients A Cisco EMF deployment can ha ve additional clients installed on sepa[...]
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2-3 Cisco Media Gateway Manager User Guide 78-11705-02 Chapter 2 Installation System Requirements Figur e 2-2 Server with Local and Remot e Clients System Requirements Cisco MGM and MGX 8000 Series hardware and software requirements are listed in the follo wing sections. Cisco MGM Hardware Requirements The hardware resources you need for Cisco MGM [...]
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2-4 Cisco Media Gateway Manager User Guide 78-11705-02 Chapter 2 Installation System Requirements Cisco MGM Software Requirements Cisco MGM 2.0 requires the following softw are components: • Cisco EMF Release 3.2 Patch 1.4 • Netscape 4.76 for Solaris (included and automatically installed with Cisco EMF 3.2) • CiscoV iew 5.4 • W ANCV package[...]
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2-5 Cisco Media Gateway Manager User Guide 78-11705-02 Chapter 2 Installation Configuring /etc/hosts Files Media Gateway Controller Software Requirements Cisco EMF and Cisco MGM provide inte grated connection to the management interfaces of the follo wing Media Gatew ay Controllers (MGCs): • Cisco BTS 10200 Softswitch • T ekelec VX i Media Gate[...]
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2-6 Cisco Media Gateway Manager User Guide 78-11705-02 Chapter 2 Installation Installing the Cisco MGM Server If you do not update the server etc/hosts f ile, the warning dialog box and error message shown in Figure 2-3 will appear when you attempt to login to Cisco MGM from the client machine: Figur e 2-3 Cisco MGM Login W ar ning Dialog After you[...]
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2-7 Cisco Media Gateway Manager User Guide 78-11705-02 Chapter 2 Installation Installing the Cisco MGM Server Note Before beginning the installation process, refer to the “Important Notes” section of Release Notes for Cisco Media Gateway Mana ger , Release 2.0. Note For additional information about installing Media Gate way Controller (MGC) EMS[...]
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2-8 Cisco Media Gateway Manager User Guide 78-11705-02 Chapter 2 Installation Installing Cisco MGM Clients T o install the Cisco MGM server , follow these steps: Step 1 Log in to the Cisco EMF server as the root user . Step 2 Ensure that CiscoV iew 5.4 is installed and running on either the local or remote machine. For information about installing [...]
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2-9 Cisco Media Gateway Manager User Guide 78-11705-02 Chapter 2 Installation Installing MGC EMS Packages Note Before beginning the installation process, refer to the Important Notes section of Release Notes for Cisco Media Gateway Mana ger , Release 2.0. Note For additional information about installing MGC EMS packages, refer to Chapter 8, “Medi[...]
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2-10 Cisco Media Gateway Manager User Guide 78-11705-02 Chapter 2 Installation Changing the Installation Changing the Installation Cisco MGM includes scripts and options for viewing softw are information and uninstalling software. Viewing Software Version Information T o vie w software version information, follo w these steps: Step 1 Log in as the [...]
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2-11 Cisco Media Gateway Manager User Guide 78-11705-02 Chapter 2 Installation Configuring Cisco MGX 8000 Series Gateways Note Uninstalling Cisco MGM does not uninstall W anCV and other CiscoV iew integration f iles that were installed in Step 2 of the installation procedures. The following directory and f iles remain in your CiscoV iew installatio[...]
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2-12 Cisco Media Gateway Manager User Guide 78-11705-02 Chapter 2 Installation Configuring Cisco MGX 8000 Series Gateways[...]