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Table of Contents:
- Page 2 – Starting the MWTM Client
- Page 3 – Before Starting the MWTM Client; Setting the DISPLAY Variable for Solaris or Linux Clients; Starting the MWTM Client on Solaris or Linux
- Page 4 – Access the Node; Starting the MWTM Client on Windows; Discovering Your Network; Discovery Overview
- Page 6 – Launching the Discovery Dialog; Discovery Dialog Menu
- Page 7 – Discovery Dialog Tabs; Loading Seed Nodes and Seed Files
- Page 8 – Loading a Seed Node; Loading a Seed File
- Page 9 – Saving a Seed File
- Page 11 – Creating a New Seed File
- Page 12 – Changing an Existing Seed File
- Page 13 – Creating and Changing Seed Files Using a Text Editor; Running Discovery
- Page 15 – Discovery Settings
- Page 17 – Discovered Nodes
- Page 21 – Verifying Discovery
- Page 22 – Displaying the MWTM Main Window
- Page 24 – Navigational Features
- Page 25 – MWTM Client Navigation Tree
- Page 26 – MWTM Client Content Area; Displaying Summary Lists
- Page 29 – Right-Click Menu for the Summary Lists
- Page 30 – Displaying Alarms
- Page 32 – Right-Click Menu for All Alarms; Right-Click Menu for a Specific Alarm
- Page 33 – Using the MWTM Main Menu
- Page 39 – Accessing the MWTM through a Web Browser
- Page 41 – Loading and Saving MWTM Files
- Page 43 – Using the Windows Start Menu; Changing the Default MWTM Server Name; Launching the MWTM Client
- Page 44 – Launching the MWTM DOS Prompt; Launching the MWTM Event Editor; Launching the MWTM SSL Certificate Tool; Displaying the MWTM README File; Exiting the MWTM Client
C H A P T E R
4-1
User Guide for the Cisco Mobile Wireless Transport Manager 6.0
OL-9118-03
4
Getting Started
This chapter provides information about starting and stopping the Cisco Mobile Wireless Transport
Manager (MWTM), and an overview of how to use the MWTM to manage your Cisco IP Transfer Point
(ITP) or Radio Access Network-Optimization (RAN-O) installation.
This chapter includes:
•
Starting the MWTM Server, page 4-1
•
Starting the MWTM Client, page 4-2
•
Discovering Your Network, page 4-4
•
Displaying the MWTM Main Window, page 4-22
•
Using the MWTM Main Menu, page 4-33
•
Accessing the MWTM through a Web Browser, page 4-39
•
Loading and Saving MWTM Files, page 4-41
•
Using the Windows Start Menu, page 4-43
•
Using the Windows Start Menu, page 4-43
•
Exiting the MWTM Client, page 4-44
For detailed information about the MWTM-supported platforms, and hardware and software
requirements, see the
Installation Guide for the Cisco Mobile Wireless Transport Manager 6.0
.
Note
The default directory for installing the MWTM is
/opt
. In commands that call for the default directory,
if you installed the MWTM in a different directory, you must specify that directory instead of
/opt
.
Starting the MWTM Server
Before starting an MWTM server, verify that:
•
Each node uses a supported IOS image
•
The MWTM server has IP connectivity to each node
•
SNMP is enabled on each node
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(Optional, but recommended) Traps are enabled on each node
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(Optional, but recommended) A trap host is defined on each node
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Summary
4-2 User Guide for the Cisco Mobile Wireless Transport Manager 6.0 OL-9118-03 Chapter 4 Getting Started Starting the MWTM Client Tip For a definition of MWTM nodes, see What is ITP?, page 1-6 and What is RAN-O?, page 1-7 . Because the MWTM application comprises a server component and a client compon...
4-3 User Guide for the Cisco Mobile Wireless Transport Manager 6.0 OL-9118-03 Chapter 4 Getting Started Starting the MWTM Client Before Starting the MWTM Client When you start an MWTM client, the version and release of the client must match that of the MWTM server. If there is a client-server mismat...
4-4 User Guide for the Cisco Mobile Wireless Transport Manager 6.0 OL-9118-03 Chapter 4 Getting Started Discovering Your Network Access the Node You use the MWTM to link to the node by using the connection protocol (Telnet or SSH) that you set in the Node SNMP and Credentials dialog box (see Credent...
