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Contents Cisco Access Router Manager Installation Guide Cisco Access Router Manager Installation Guide N T E N T S Enabling the Tftp Daemon Creating the tftpboot Directory About This Guide Audience Conventions Related Documentation Documentation CD-ROM Obtaining DocumentationCisco.com Ordering DocumentationDocumentation Feedback Obtaining Technical Assistance Technical Assistance CenterCisco TAC Website Obtaining Additional Publications and Information XiiiXiv Overview Cisco EMF Software Features EM Software Features EM uses Cisco EMF, which requires a license key to operate System RequirementsLicensing Requirements Server Requirements Client RequirementsSupported Objects Cisco Router DescriptionCisco Router Description Port E&M Voice/Fax interface card Port Channelized E1/ISDN PRI, unbalancedOne-port Channelized E1/ISDN PRI, unbalanced Port Foreign Exchange Office FXO Voice/Fax interface cardClient Installation Server and Client InstallationServer Installation OL-3598-02 Installing the EM Installation Workflow Installing the EM involves the followingInstalling the EM from a Remote CD-ROM Drive Mount the remote directory, by entering the followingInstalling the EM Run the install script by entering the followingInstall Package Installing the EM Configuring the system involves the following steps Configuring the SystemConfiguring the Device To enable access to the device, enter commands as followsEnter the enable password Enter the following Enabling Traps on the DeviceReboot the system Setting Up a Workstation as a Tftp ServerEdit the /etc/inetd.conf file using a text editor such as Verify that the Tftp daemon is enabled by enteringOutput similar to the following appears Modify the permissions by entering the followingUpgrading an Installed EM Upgrade Workflow Upgrading the EM Press Enter. The upgrade main menu is displayed Upgrade PackageCisco Access Router Manager Installation Guide OL-3598-02 OL-3598-02 Uninstalling the EM Uninstall Workflow Removing Packages Using the cemf install Script Removing the EM PackageRemoving EM Packages Using the Install Script Enter ? for help or q to quitRemoval of package name was successful Removing the EM Package and Associated Packages At the completion of the uninstall, the following displays Select option #2 to remove the associated componentsOL-3598-02 Getting Started Checking the Status of the EM Starting a User Session Stopping a User Session D E Publications and Information, obtaining additionalTechnical assistance TAC Escalation CenterTAC Website Obtaining
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