Installing IPM On Windows
C H A P T E R5Installing IPM on WindowsThis chapter describes how to install the IPM server software on Windows NT,Windows 2000 Professional, or Windows 2000 Server system, and how to installthe IPM client software on a Windows 98, Windows NT, Windows 2000Professional, or Windows 2000 Server system. It explains how to verify theinstallation, and how to uninstall and reinstall IPM on Windows.The IPM server and client software can be installed from the CD-ROM, or theclient software can be downloaded from the IPM server’s Web Server. Thischapter provides the following information about installing the IPM software onWindows 98, Windows NT, Windows 2000 Professional, or Windows 2000Server: Hardware and Software Requirements, page 5-2 Overview of Installing IPM on Windows, page 5-4 Installing IPM on Windows from the CD-ROM, page 5-5 Installing the IPM Client on Windows from the Web Server, page 5-7 Installing the Java Plug-In on Windows from the Web Server, page 5-10 Verifying IPM Installation on Windows, page 5-13 Uninstalling IPM on Windows, page 5-15Cisco Internetwork Performance Monitor Installation Guide78-11010-025-1
Chapter 5Installing IPM on WindowsHardware and Software RequirementsHardware and Software RequirementsThis section describes the hardware and software requirements to run IPM on aWindows 98, Windows NT, Windows 2000 Professional, or Windows 2000Server system. It includes the following sections:Note Hardware Requirements for the IPM Server and Client, page 5-2 Hardware Requirements for the IPM Client Only, page 5-3 Software Requirements, page 5-3Hardware and software version information is subject to change, based onenhancements to the product. For the most current version information, referto the Release Notes for Cisco Internetwork Performance Monitor available onCisco.com.Hardware Requirements for the IPM Server and ClientYour system must meet the following hardware requirements to run the IPMserver and client together: System hardware—IBM PC-compatible computer with 400 Mhz or fasterPentium processor and CD-ROM drive (ISO 9660 compliant) on the hostsystem Memory—256 MB RAM, 512 MB virtual memory Hard disk space—512 MB minimum Color monitor—if you run the IPM client on the host system Printer—PostScript-compatible printer for printing graphs and chartsCisco Internetwork Performance Monitor Installation Guide5-278-11010-02
Chapter 5Installing IPM on WindowsHardware and Software RequirementsHardware Requirements for the IPM Client OnlyYour system must meet the following hardware requirements to run the IPM clientby itself: System hardware—IBM PC-compatible computer with 300 Mhz or fasterPentium processor, color monitor, and CD-ROM drive (ISO 9660 compliant)on the host system Memory (RAM)—64 MB minimum (128 MB recommended) Hard disk space—64 MB minimum (128 MB if you are installing from theIPM Web Server) Printer—PostScript-compatible printer for printing graphs and chartsSoftware RequirementsYour system must meet the following software requirements to run IPM: System software—Windows 98, Windows NT version 4.0 with Service Pack6a, Windows 2000 Professional with Service Pack 1, or Windows 2000 Serverwith Service Pack 1.The IPM client software can be installed on Windows 98, Windows NTversion 4.0, Windows 2000 Professional, or Windows 2000 Server.The IPM server software can be installed only on Windows NT version 4.0,Windows 2000 Professional, or Windows 2000 Server. CMF—CiscoWorks2000 Common Management Foundation (CMF)version 2.0. Web browser software—Netscape Communicator version 4.75 or later, orMicrosoft Internet Explorer version 5.5, with Service Pack 1, or later.Browser software is required to access IPM’s online help, to install the IPMclient software using the Web interface, to run the IPM client software as anapplet from the Web browser, and to access the IPM server home page andIPM Web reports. Java—Java plug-in 1.3 is required to run the IPM client software as an appletfrom the Web browser.Cisco Internetwork Performance Monitor Installation Guide78-11010-025-3
Chapter 5Installing IPM on WindowsOverview of Installing IPM on Windows Server protocols—Do not run the IPM server as a DHCP client; it must havea static IP address. The IPM server must have a valid DNS address thatmatches its IP address as well.Before you install IPM on a Windows system, verify the following: IPM server database port number, if you are installing only the IPM server,or the IPM server and client. The default is 44341/tcp. Name of the host on which the IPM server is installed, if you are installingonly the IPM client. IPM Naming Server port number. The default is 44342/udp. IPM Web Server port number. The default is 1744/tcp.Overview of Installing IPM on WindowsIPM supports running the IPM client software on a Windows 98, Windows NT,Windows 2000 Professional, Windows 2000 Server, or Solaris system. However,the IPM server is currently available only on Windows NT, Windows 2000Professional, Windows 2000 Server, and Solaris. An IPM server on Windows orSolaris can be accessed by IPM clients running on Windows 98, Windows NT,Windows 2000 Professional, Windows 2000 Server, or Solaris systems.The IPM client software can either reside with the IPM server, or it can beinstalled on another system, located on the same network as the IPM server.On Windows 98 the IPM installation process defaults to client-only installation.On Windows NT, Windows 2000 Professional, or Windows 2000 Server, thefollowing IPM installation menu options are provided: Install IPM Server and Client—Use when you want the IPM server and clientsoftware to reside on the same Windows NT system. Install IPM Server Only—Use when you want to install only the IPM serversoftware on this system, or if you must install the IPM server softwareseparately from the client software. Install IPM Client Only—Use when you want to install only the IPM clientsoftware on this system, or if you must install the IPM client softwareseparately from the server software.Cisco Internetwork Performance Monitor Installation Guide5-478-11010-02
Chapter 5Installing IPM on WindowsInstalling IPM on Windows from the CD-ROMInstalling IPM on Windows from the CD-ROMInstalling IPM on Windows takes approximately 5 minutes. To install the IPMsoftware on Windows:Step 1Log in as the administrator.Step 2Insert the IPM CD-ROM in the CD-ROM drive on the workstation. The IPMprogram files are automatically extracted from the CD-ROM. When all the filesare extracted, the Internetwork Performance Monitor Setup window appears.NoteIf the setup window does not appear automatically when you insert theCD-ROM, go to the root directory and run the ipmfull.exe command.If you are having trouble reading the CD-ROM, make sure yourCD-ROM drive is compliant with the ISO 9660 standard.Step 3Click Next. The License Agreement window appears.Step 4If you accept the license agreement, click Yes. The Setup Type window appears.NoteStep 5The Setup Type window allows you to specify whether you areinstalling the IPM server, the IPM client, or both. If you are runningWindows 98, you can install only the IPM client, so the Setup Typewindow is unnecessary. Instead, the Select Program Folder windowappears, and you should skip to Step 7.Specify whether you are installing the IPM server, the IPM client, or both: To install both, select IPM Client & Server, then click Next. To install only the IPM client, select IPM Client, then click Next. To install only the IPM server, select IPM Server, then click Next.The Choose Destination Location window appears.Step 6Accept the default location, or browse to find a location, then click Next. TheSelect Program Folder window appears.Step 7Accept the default folder, enter a folder name, or browse to find a folder, thenclick Next. The Select IPM Server Configuration window (Figure 5-1) appears.Cisco Internetwork Performance Monitor Installation Guide78-11010-025-5
Chapter 5Installing IPM on WindowsInstalling IPM on Windows from the CD-ROMSelect IPM Server Configuration Window34366Figure 5-1Figure 5-1 shows the Select IPM Server Configuration window if you areinstalling only the IPM client. If you are installing the IPM server the window issimilar, but the DbPort field is displayed instead of the Server Host field.Step 8If you are installing the IPM server, in the DbPort field enter a port number forthe IPM server database. The default port number is 44341/tcp.If you are installing only the IPM client, in the ServerHost field enter the nameof the host on which the IPM server software is installed.Step 9(Optional) In the ServerPort field, enter a server port number. The default is44342/udp.If you are installing only the IPM client, verify that the IPM server is using defaultport number 44342/udp. If the IPM server is using a different port number, enterthat number in this field. The IPM client and server can communicate only if theyare configured for the same port number.Step 10(Optional) In the WebPort field, enter a Web port number. The default is1744/tcp.Step 11Click Next. IPM asks you to confirm your choices, and the Start Copying Fileswindow appears.Step 12Click Next. The Setup Status window appears and the files are copied.Cisco Internetwork Performance Monitor Installation Guide5-678-11010-02
Chapter 5Installing IPM on WindowsInstalling the IPM Client on Windows from the Web ServerStep 13When all of the files have been copied, IPM asks if you want to do regularunattended backups of the IPM database. If you want to enable this feature, clickYes.Step 14The InstallShield Wizard Complete window appears. Installation is complete.Step 15IPM asks if you want to read the README file. The README file containslate-breaking information that might not be found in the product documentation.Step 16To read the latest information about IPM in the README file, select theREADME check box and click Finish.Step 17Remove the CD-ROM from the drive.Installing the IPM Client on Windows from theWeb ServerYou can use the IPM Web Server to access the client installation software if youdo not have access to the CD-ROM, or if you prefer to download the IPM clientsoftware from the IPM server to run the installation.NoteYou cannot download the Solaris client from a Windows NT server.To install the IPM client on a Windows system from the IPM Web Server:Step 1From your browser, go to the URL for the IPM Web Server (for example,http://youripmserver:1744). The Web Server Home Page for the IPM ClientSoftware appears (Figure 5-2).Cisco Internetwork Performance Monitor Installation Guide78-11010-025-7
Chapter 5Installing IPM on WindowsInstalling the IPM Client on Windows from the Web ServerFigure 5-2IPM Server Home PageNoteStep 2If you do not have this URL, contact the system administrator whoinstalled the IPM server software.Click Download Windows Client. The IPM Client for Windows page(Figure 5-3) appears.Cisco Internetwork Performance Monitor Installation Guide5-878-11010-02
Chapter 5Installing IPM on WindowsInstalling the IPM Client on Windows from the Web ServerFigure 5-3IPM Client for Windows PageStep 3Click Download IPM Client for Windows to download the installation setupprogram.Step 4When queried, specify the directory where you want to download the installationsoftware files.Step 5Go to the download directory and run the ipmclnt.exe command to install thesoftware.The installation files automatically uncompress into a temporary directory, andthe installation setup program starts.Step 6Continue with the installation according to the instructions provided in the“Installing IPM on Windows from the CD-ROM” section on page 5-5.Cisco Internetwork Performance Monitor Installation Guide78-11010-025-9
Chapter 5Installing IPM on WindowsInstalling the Java Plug-In on Windows from the Web ServerInstalling the Java Plug-In on Windows from theWeb ServerIf you want to run the IPM client as an applet from a Web browser, you need theJava plug-in 1.3.To install the Java plug-in on a Windows system from the IPM Web Server:Step 1From your browser, go to the URL for the IPM Web Server (for example,http://youripmserver:1744). The Web Server Home Page for the IPM ClientSoftware appears (Figure 5-2).NoteStep 2If you do not have this URL, contact the system administrator whoinstalled the IPM server software.Click Launch Web Client or Launch Secure Web Client. If you have notalready installed the Java plug-in, system prompts you to install it.NoteThe JavaTM 2 Runtime Environment, Standard Edition (JRE) ispackaged with the Java Plug-in 1.3 software.The installation process varies according to the browser that you are using. Referto the following sections and complete the install process typical to your browser.After the successful installation of the Java Plug-in, the IPM client appears.NoteIf you are using IPM Web Client for the first time, the Java Plug-inSecurity Warning window appears. It asks you permission to installand run the signed applet distributed by Cisco Systems. You can grantthis permission for the current session or for all future sessions.This prompt does not appear if you have granted permission for allsessions while using CiscoWorks2000 or any of its applications,earlier.Cisco Internetwork Performance Monitor Installation Guide5-1078-11010-02
Chapter 5Installing IPM on WindowsInstalling the Java Plug-In on Windows from the Web ServerInstalling the Java Plug-In for NetscapeIf you want to run the IPM client as an applet from a Web browser, you need theJava plug-in 1.3. If the IPM Client detects that the Java plug-in is not installed,the prompt Click here to get the plug-in appears.To install the Java plug-in for Netscape browser:Step 1Click the prompt. The Plug-in Not Loaded window appears.Step 2Click Get the Plug-in. The Windows Download Page appears.Step 3Select either US English or Internationalized from the drop-down list box, thenclick Continue. The License & Export for Java window appears.Step 4If you accept the license and export agreement, click Accept. The Download Javawindow appears.Step 5Click one of the download buttons. The Save As window appears.Step 6Select a location on your system in which to save the executable file and clickSave. The file (for example, j2re1 3 0-win.exe) is downloaded.Step 7When the download is complete, find the file on your system and double-click tobegin the installation. The file is unpacked and the InstallShield Wizard islaunched. The InstallShield Software License Agreement window appears.Step 8If you accept the agreement, click Yes. The Choose Destination Location windowis displayed.Step 9Either accept the default location or specify a new one, then click Next.Step 10Return to the IPM Client main window and click Launch Web Client or LaunchSecure Web Client.If the installation is successful, the Java applet loads and the Web client launches.Cisco Internetwork Performance Monitor Installation Guide78-11010-025-11
Chapter 5Installing IPM on WindowsInstalling the Java Plug-In on Windows from the Web ServerInstalling the Java Plug-In for Internet ExplorerIf you want to run the IPM client as an applet from a Web browser, you need theJava plug-in 1.3. If the IPM Client detects that the Java plug-in is not installed,the Security Warning window appears and prompts you to install and run the Javaplug-in.To install the Java plug-in for Internet Explorer:Step 1Click Yes.Step 2The Select Java (TM) Plugin Installation window appears.Step 3Select either US English or Internationalized from the drop-down list box, thenclick Install.The download process begins.After the successful completion of the download process, the Install shield forJava (TM) 2 runtime environment, Standard Edition, v 1.3 is activated, and theSoftware License Agreement window appears.Step 4If you accept the agreement, click Yes. The Choose Destination Location windowappears.Step 5Either accept the default location or specify a new one, then click Next.On successful completion of the installation process, a message appears. The Javaapplet loads and the IPM Web client appears.Cisco Internetwork Performance Monitor Installation Guide5-1278-11010-02
Chapter 5Installing IPM on WindowsVerifying IPM Installation on WindowsVerifying IPM Installation on WindowsTo verify the IPM server installation:Step 1Step 2Make sure the following options are in the Start Programs InternetworkPerformance Monitor menu: IPM MSDOS Prompt IPM Servers Status IPM Start Servers IPM Stop Servers Uninstall IPMSelect Start Programs Internetwork Performance Monitor IPM StartServers. If the IPM server installation is successful, a DOS window opens and theIPM servers (Database Server, Naming Server, and so on) are started.To verify the IPM client installation:Step 1Make sure the IPM server is available.Step 2Make sure the IPM client icon appears on the desktop.Step 3Make sure the following options are in the Start Programs InternetworkPerformance Monitor menu: IPM Client - hostname IPM Client - Any Server Message Log Client - hostname Message Log Client - Any Server Process Manager Client - hostname Process Manager Client - Any Server Uninstall IPM (Windows NT only)Cisco Internetwork Performance Monitor Installation Guide78-11010-025-13
Chapter 5Installing IPM on WindowsVerifying IPM Installation on WindowsStep 4Figure 5-4Select Start Programs Internetwork Performance Monitor IPM Client hostname. If the IPM client installation was successful, the IPM Main windowappears (Figure 5-4).IPM Main WindowCisco Internetwork Performance Monitor Installation Guide5-1478-11010-02
Chapter 5Installing IPM on WindowsUninstalling IPM on WindowsUninstalling IPM on WindowsYou can use the standard Add/Remove Programs icon in the Windows ControlPanel to uninstall IPM on Windows 98, Windows 2000 Professional, Windows2000 Server, or Windows NT.You can also uninstall IPM from the Windows Start menu by selecting Start Programs Internetwork Performance Monitor Uninstall IPM.NoteIn Windows 98, you can uninstall IPM only by using the standardAdd/Remove Programs icon in the Windows Control Panel.To uninstall IPM:Step 1Make sure you are not running IPM.Step 2Back up your IPM databases, seed files, environment variables, and passwordinformation before you uninstall IPM, if you want to save them.Step 3If you want to remove all collectors defined by the IPM server from the sourcerouters supporting those collectors, remove them using the ipm rmcoll commandbefore you uninstall IPM. Alternately, you can remove them after you uninstallIPM using the rtr reset router command.Step 4Choose a method to uninstall IPM:Step 5 From the Control Panel, click Add/Remove Programs, then confirm that youwant to delete IPM. Proceed to Step 5. In Windows NT, Windows 2000 Professional, and Windows 2000 Server,from the Windows Start menu, select Start Programs InternetworkPerformance Monitor Uninstall IPM. Click Yes in the Confirm FileDeletion window. Proceed to Step 7.In the program list box, select Internetwork Performance Monitor and clickAdd/Remove.Cisco Internetwork Performance Monitor Installation Guide78-11010-025-15
Chapter 5Installing IPM on WindowsUninstalling IPM on WindowsStep 6Choose to remove all or part of IPM from your system: Select Remove to remove all of IPM from your system. If you installed boththe IPM server and the IPM client on your system, this option removes themboth. Click Next. Select Modify if you want to add or remove only the IPM server or the IPMclient from your system. Click Next, select IPM Server or IPM Client, andclick Next again.Step 7IPM reminds you to backup your IPM databases, seed files, environmentvariables, and password information before proceeding. Click Next.Step 8IPM reminds you to remove all collectors from the source routers beforeproceeding. Click Next. A DOS window opens and the IPM components areremoved. The Maintenance Complete window appears. Click Finish.If you are running IPM, or if you have the IPM Main window open when youuninstall IPM, you might receive a message that not all the files were removed.Click Details to see a list of those files. Make note of them and remove themmanually.IPM has been successfully uninstalled.Cisco Internetwork Performance Monitor Installation Guide5-1678-11010-02
† Installing IPM on Windows from the CD-ROM, page 5-5 . Windows 98, you can install only the IPM client, so the Setup Type window is unnecessary. Instead, the Select Program Folder window appears, and you should skip to Step 7.
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