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Chapter 2 Installing Cisco MGC Node Manager

Troubleshooting Common Installation Problems

Table 2-4 Troubleshooting Installation Problems

Problem

Suggested Steps

 

 

You get the message, “Cannot connect to session” when you

Make sure that Cisco EMF is running.

try to start a Cisco MGC Node Manager session.

• If Cisco EMF is not running, start it; then retry starting

 

 

 

Cisco MGC Node Manager.

 

• If Cisco EMF is running, check to see if the IP address or

 

 

host name of the Cisco MGC Node Manager server has

 

 

changed since Cisco MGC Node Manager was installed.

 

 

If so, follow the steps described for the next problem.

 

 

You get the message, “System IP address does not match

This may be caused by a change in the IP address or host

databased address” when you try to start Cisco EMF.

name of the Cisco MGC Node Manager server after Cisco

 

MGC Node Manager was installed. To correct the problem:

 

1.

Stop Cisco EMF:

 

 

/opt/cemf/bin/cemf stop

 

2. If needed, update the IP address in Cisco EMF:

 

 

/opt/cemf/bin/cemf updateIP -m

 

 

You are prompted for the new IP address. Enter the new

 

 

IP address.

 

3. If needed, update the host name in Cisco EMF:

 

 

/opt/cemf/bin/cemf updateName -m

 

 

You are prompted for the new host name. Enter the new

 

 

name.

 

4.

Restart Cisco EMF.

 

 

/opt/cemf/bin/cemf start

 

Note If the Management server address or name has

 

 

changed in a distributed configuration, make the

 

 

necessary changes on both the Management server

 

 

and the Presentation server. If the Presentation server

 

 

address or name has changed, make the changes on

 

 

the Presentation server only.

 

 

Password problems

Reset the password.

 

 

 

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Contents Installation Guide for the Cisco MGC Node Manager Corporate HeadquartersInstallation Guide for the Cisco MGC Node Manager N T E N T S Creating an Xdmcp Connection Installation Overview and Planning Who Should Install Cisco MGC Node Manager?Determine Your Hardware Requirements Supported Configurations Standalone and Distributed ConfigurationsHardware Requirements Disk Drives and Database StorageSmall Network Medium Network1 Large Network Operators Nodes Trap / min Traps / minInstallation Checklist OL-4062-02 Installation Software Before you beginRequired Information Terminal SoftwareInformation Where To Find It Value HostnameHost ID IP addressVersion Where To Check for Upgrades Task 3 Plan and Execute Hard Drive PartitioningTask 6 Make System Modifications Setting Up IP and Remote User Access InformationTask 5 Obtain a Cisco EMF License Task 7 Install CiscoView File ModificationTask 8 Install Cisco EMF Installing Cisco EMF PatchesCemf install -show About Client Workstation SoftwareCemf start Installing the Cisco EMF SSH Add-On PackageStarting Cisco EMF Installing Cisco MGC Node Manager Verifying the Installation Verifying Element ManagersPkginfo CSCOcmnm Cisco EMF Basedir/bin/cmnmversion -verbosePatch Verifying the Installation of CiscoView CmnmupdateCVip -sStarting Cisco MGC Node Manager To Update Existing SSH-Enabled Network Elements Task 10. Install the CiscoView Security Module Creating an Xdmcp Connection Creating a Workstation Connection#cd /opt/cemf/bin #./cemf sessionTask 12. Synchronize Time Task 13 Configure Network Devices to Forward AlarmsFixing the Insufficient Colors Problem Enter ./installCSCOcmnm -upgrade Root 363 1 0 May 23 ? 001 /usr/sbin/voldBacking Up Your Databases Verifying Uninstallation of Cisco MGC Node Manager CEMFROOT/uninstall/uninstallCSCOcmnmContinue with CSCOcmnm uninstall y,n,? y Have your databases been backed up y/n n yRelated Topics Cemfinstall -removeCd /opt/CEMFROOT/bin Problem Suggested Steps Opt/cemf/bin/cemf updateIP -mOpt/cemf/bin/cemf updateName -m Opt/cemf/bin/cemf stopShtml. For instructions, see Task 4 Ensure That OL-4062-02 D E IN-2 IN-3 IN-4

MGC Node Manager specifications

Cisco Systems MGC (Media Gateway Controller) Node Manager is a vital component in the realm of telecommunications, particularly in the development and management of Voice over IP (VoIP) networks. As a software-based solution, it plays a crucial role in integrating and controlling various media gateways, ensuring efficient handling of voice and multimedia traffic.

One of the main features of the Cisco MGC Node Manager is its ability to provide centralized control and management of media gateways. This centralized approach enables network operators to have a single point of management for multiple gateways, simplifying configuration, monitoring, and troubleshooting processes. The manager can handle thousands of calls simultaneously, making it suitable for both small and large enterprise environments.

In terms of technology, Cisco MGC Node Manager is built on robust protocols like H.323 and SIP (Session Initiation Protocol). These protocols are essential for establishing, maintaining, and terminating communication sessions in VoIP systems. The flexibility to support multiple protocols ensures interoperability among various network components and third-party devices. This cross-compatibility is vital for organizations that use diverse hardware and software solutions.

Another noteworthy characteristic of the MGC Node Manager is its scalability. As business needs grow, the Node Manager can easily scale to accommodate increased traffic and additional gateways. This feature is particularly important for enterprises that experience fluctuating demand, allowing them to adapt to changing usage patterns without investing in significant new infrastructure.

Security is also a prominent focus within the MGC Node Manager’s architecture. By utilizing advanced encryption techniques and implementing robust authentication protocols, it ensures that sensitive voice data remains protected from potential threats. This is critical in maintaining regulatory compliance and safeguarding user privacy.

Furthermore, it offers detailed analytics and reporting capabilities, providing insights into call quality, traffic patterns, and system performance. This data assists network operators in optimizing the network for improved performance and user experience, ultimately supporting business continuity.

In summary, Cisco Systems MGC Node Manager provides a powerful, centralized solution for managing media gateways within VoIP networks. Its support for multiple protocols, scalability, robust security features, and detailed analytics make it an essential tool for organizations looking to enhance their telecommunications infrastructure and drive greater efficiency.
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