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Step 1 – starting the database

This section describes the process of starting the database used by Netcool/Precision TN.

Attention: The server must be running before you start the other Netcool/Precision TN

!components.

Consult your Oracle or MySQL documentation to determine how to start the server.

Step 2 – starting the Netcool/Precision TN server

To start the Netcool/Precision TN server:

1.It is recommended that you first log in as the root user.

2.Change directory to <netcool_install_dir>/precisiontn/bin

3.Enter the command:

./precisiontn

Netcool/Precision TN starts, displaying its status in the shell window. Wait until this status completes before you start the next component.

Step 3 – starting Network Pilot

You can view Network Pilot using either Microsoft Internet Explorer 5.x, or Netscape Navigator 6.0 or later. Earlier versions of these browsers might exhibit display problems.

To start Network Pilot:

1.Open a web browser and enter the address http://hostname:5960.

2.The Login page is displayed, as shown in Figure 9.

Figure 9. The Login Window

3.If you do not have an instance of Netcool/OMNIbus running, enter the user name admin and leave the password blank.

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Contents Administration Guide Netcool/Precision for Transmission NetworksFirst Edition December 1 Contents Page Tables Page Figures Page Preface About this guideAudience Typographical notationExample Description Syntax and sample subheadings SyntaxAssociated publications Operating system considerationsHow to send your comments Introduction Introduction to Netcool/Precision TNHow Netcool/Precision TN works NETypes Deep discoveryDiscovering the existence of an NE Discovering the contents of an NEDiscovering and resolving network topology Network circuits Network circuitAfter discovery maintaining a real-time view of the network After discovery alarm correlationNetcool/Precision TN product components Scales to large networksNetcool/Precision TN server Network Pilot clientOverview of the Netcool Installer Netcool Installer modesConsole mode Changing the Netcool suite installation directoryGUI mode Silent modeNew relational database Installing Netcool/Precision TN PrerequisitesBrowser requirements Solaris system requirementsDatabase requirements Installing Netcool/Precision TN Obtaining the softwareRunning the installation in GUI mode Netcool Installer Welcome windowClick Next to go to the Setup Type window Netcool Installer Setup Type window Netcool Installer Feature Selection window Netcool Installer Installation Progress window Running the installation in console mode Running the installation in silent mode Running the Installation ProgramViewing the installation log Setting up an Oracle database Viewing installed packagesCreating the Oracle schema Configuring advanced Oracle featuresOracle RAC PrerequisitesConnection concentration Using an existing copy of MySQL Setting up a MySQL databaseConfiguring your version of MySQL Configuring Netcool/Precision TN Creating the MySQL schema Netcool/Precision TN directory structure Netcool/Precision TN executablesThird-party and Open Source software Xerces-J XML APIs XP XML Parser for Java Downloading NETypes Running Netcool/Precision TNStarting the product components Starting the Netcool/Precision TN server Starting the databaseStarting Network Pilot Shutting down the server Invoking the shutdown script from the command lineShutting the server down from Network Pilot Page Integrating with Netcool/OMNIbus Introduction to visualizationConfiguring the Netcool/OMNIbus ObjectServer version Adding fields to the ObjectServer and migrating dataConfiguring the Netcool/OMNIbus ObjectServer versions 7.0 Connecting to an ObjectServer that is not named Ncoms Adding fields to the ObjectServerConnecting to an ObjectServer Configuring Netcool/OMNIbus probes Snmp Data Collection / Multi-Threaded Trapd probe TL1 data collection / TL1-TSMCreating the visualization menu option Adding the menu to the Netcool/OMNIbus desktopAdding the menu to the Netcool/Webtop desktop Visualizing alerts in a desktopStarting the components Starting the database Opening an event listStarting the ObjectServer Starting the Netcool/Precision TN server for visualizationMonitor box window Using the visualization menu Event list windowPopulated event list window Visualize menu Network Pilot window Page Setting configuration options Configuring failoverShows an overview of the network in this configuration Implementation overviewHow the semaphore mechanism is implemented Configuring Oracle for use with failoverHow the heartbeat mechanism is implemented Stopping servers running in failover configuration Configuring the Netcool/Precision TN serversSwitching the state of a server Running failoverUsing Netcool/Precision TN with Cisco WAN Manager Discovering Cisco WAN Manager NEsPolling CWM topological connections Polling CWM SubNetwork Connections SNCsConfigurable properties in CiscoWanManagerExtension Property Property DescriptionConfiguring Netcool/OMNIbus process control Disabling use of Netcool/OMNIbusPackaging and configuration Configuring connections to known devicesSyntax Rules See for details of each parameterConfiguring on-demand connectivity to devices Configuring remote load balancing DependenciesAppendix A. Reference Precisiontn.xml properties fileSample Properties in the precisiontn.xml file Appendix A. Reference Defines the initial interval in seconds Netcool/Precision TN command line options Table A2 describes the precisiontn command line optionsEmbedded nameserver. By doing this, the nameserver Appendix B. Notices JBFA/SOM1 Trademarks and Acknowledgements AIX AIX 5L