Please see my inserted comments...
Indy wrote:
> Thanks alot. This info has been incredibly helpful to me. One question
> though. I gather that you have NV on AIX and C2k on a Solaris?
Correct
> I was told
> they both had to be on the same box...but you are saying that is not the
> case.
Correct - I heard the same but the code is obviously designed now to run on
separate systems - I think this has only become the case VERY recently with the
new Integration Utility code from the ftp site that Ken & Michael found (see
other appends).
> Also, I was told C2k has to be installed AFTER NV in order for NV to
> pick it up via the integration. Did you install C2k after NV or was it
> already on your system?
>
As you say above, NV and CW are on separate systems. When you install CW it
asks whether you also want to install CW including the Integration Utility or
just the Integration Utility on its own - I chose the former but as I didn't
have NetView on the CW box, obviously no Integration was done. My understanding
is that if I HAD had NV there already, the integration with NV would have been
done as part of the CW install - but I still have the option to integrate at a
later stage if I wish to.
>
> Thanks alot for all your detail. You've solved a big headache of mine.
>
One update on my integration - I seem to have lost my executable icons on
routers - they are still the new, customised bitmaps but not executable. This
isn't the end of the world as you can simply select a router and then pick
CiscoView off the CiscoWorks menu, but I am intrigued.....
Anyone else seen this?
>
> -----Original Message-----
> From: Jane Curry [mailto:jane.curry@skills-1st.co.uk]
> Sent: Sunday, February 13, 2000 1:59 PM
> To: indy.chakrabarti@ewllc.com; NetView mailing list
> Subject: Re: Netview to CiscoWorks 2000 integration
>
> I have just done this exercise and it seems to work very well. I have AIX
> 4.3.3, NV 5.1.2 and the new CiscoWorks 2000 Routed WAN Management bundle.
> You
> need to make sure you get the right integration package from CCO - I got
> IntgUtil.v1-1.aix.tar.Z and it worked a treat. Took about 30 mins to run
> the
> integration script but I then had definitive icons for all my Cisco devices
> and
> a new CiscoWorks menu on my NetView menu system. When you double click on a
> Cisco icon (they are all executable now), it fires off the web-based
> CiscoWorks.
>
> NO problems apparently now with zero-length bitmap files as we have seen in
> the
> past. My CiscoWorks 2000 Server is a Solaris 2.7 system so this integration
> works nicely if you have distributed network management systems.
>
> One note - following the CiscoWorks Integration Utility notes to run
> ./nmic.sh
> didn't pick up the integration file I needed (I guess because I didn't have
> NetView on my Solaris box) but once I had the right one - no worries.
>
> To answer Indy's direct questions - the integration is actually downloaded
> from
> Cisco's CCO but I believe the deal is that the Network Management provider
> (IBM,
> HP, ..) has tested their adapter scripts before CISCO make it available.
> So, if
> you have NetView and CiscoWorks (at the latest levels), that's all you
> need - no
> Tivoli Plus module or anything like that required.
>
> Regards,
> Jane
>
> Indy wrote:
>
> > I am looking to integrate my existing Netview 5.1 with Ciscoworks2000.
> Does
> > anyone know where I can find a manual on what all is involved in doing
> this?
> > Basically, I would appreciate any help on how to go about making this
> > integration. Is it via a Plus Module or what?, because I don't see any
> > references to it on the Tivoli websites. Thanks.
>
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