Nortel Networks Complete Guide to Installing Nortel Device Manager on UNIX and Linux

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Nortel Metro Ethernet Routing Switch 8600
Fundamentals — Using Device Manager
NN46225-300 02.02 Standard
4.2 1 October 2007
Copyright © 2005-2007, Nortel Networks
"Installing Device Manager in a UNIX environment" (page 20) "Installing Device Manager on Linux from the CD" (page 20) "Installing Device Manager on Solaris from the CD" (page 20) "Installing Device Manager on UNIX from the Web" (page 21)
Note that in the file name, xxxx represents the current version of the Device Manager software.
9 Close all programs.
10 Navigate to the directory on your system where you downloaded the Device Manager software.
11 Double-click the jdm_xxxx.exe file.
An installation screen opens, followed by a Nortel dialog box. Then, the Introduction dialog box appears. Go to "Introduction dialog box" (page 14) and complete steps 7 through 18.
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Installing Device Manager on UNIX
ATTENTION
Device Manager installation procedures are now standardized across all platforms. In addition, the required Java Runtime Environment (JRE) (version 1.6.0) is now part of the Device Manager installation package and does not require a separate installation. The bundled JRE will be used with Device Manager only and should not affect other Java applications on the same system. For Solaris, certain Operating System (OS) patches are required for Device Manager and JRE to function properly. Consult Sun Microsystems to install the appropriate OS patches before launching Device Manager.
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Choose the directory to which you want to download the software. The software download is a self-extracting .exe file.
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Click the Java Device Manager version for the release you want. Select Java Device Manager for MS-Windows.
A File Download dialog box opens, asking you to either run this program from its current location or to download the Device Manager software to your system.
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A page listing available versions of the software opens.

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Contents Fundamentals Using Device Manager Statement of conditions Restricted rights legendNortel Networks Inc. software license agreement General Page Contents Managing the system New in this release FeaturesOther Changes New in this release Before you begin IntroductionIntroduction JDM installation notes Installing Device Manager softwareNavigation Installing Device Manager on Windows JDM installation warningsNavigation Procedure steps Installing Device Manager on Windows from the CDWindows minimum requirements License Agreement dialog box Introduction dialog boxChoose Install Sets dialog box Choose Shortcut Folder dialog box Choose Install Folder dialog boxInstalling Java Device Manager dialog box Pre-installation Summary dialog boxInstall Complete dialog box Installing Device Manager on Windows from the WebPage Installing Device Manager on Linux from the CD Installing Device Manager in a Unix environmentInstalling Device Manager on Solaris from the CD Installing Device Manager on Unix from the Web Executing the Device Manager installation software on Unix InstallAnywhere Introduction dialog box Choose Install Sets dialog box Choose Install Folder dialog box Installing Java Device Manager dialog box End Installing Device Manager software Starting Device Manager using Windows and Unix Setting the IP addressStarting Device Manager Abbreviated Device Manager window Replicating editable fields in Device ManagerSetting the Device Manager properties Variable definitions Value Default PropertiesSetting the Device Manager properties Viewing and customizing per device properties Using Device Open Last by SNMPv3Parameters box Device Properties Opening a device Open Device dialog box For information, see Variable definitionsAccess Level Description Snmp community string default valuesDevice view Opening a device using the Open Last option Understanding the Device Manager window Parts of the Device Manager window Using the menu barMenu bar Menu bar descriptionsVPN Menu DescriptionIP Vlan Using the toolbarToolbar buttons Button Name Description Menu equivalent Selecting objects Using the device viewUnderstanding the Device Manager window Interpreting the status of LEDs and ports Objects in a Metro ESU 1850 switch device viewDevice Manager port color codes Color Description Chassis shortcut menu options Using shortcut menusChassis shortcut menu Port shortcut menu Port shortcut menu optionsCard shortcut menu I/O module Using the status barUsing the buttons in Device Manager dialog boxes Using Device Manager dialog boxesParameter selection menu Device Manager buttons Button Description Editing objectsOnline Help Is /help/accelar2k/v331 Help file locations, Metro ESU 1800 Help files Default pathManaging the system Managing files on the Metro Ethernet Routing SwitchCopying files Copy File tab Viewing file names on the Flash Checking flash memory useDevice Info tab Flash Files tab Viewing file names on the PcmciaDownloading firmware Managing files on the Metro ESUPcmcia Files tab Firmware Download tab Uploading and downloading configuration filesConfiguration File tab Viewing the history logHistory Log tab Firmware dialog box, Update tab fields Field Firmware dialog box, Update tabDownloading firmware from the server Field Description Creating firmwareFirmware dialog box, Create tab Firmware dialog box, Boot tab Booting firmwareFirmware dialog box, Create tab fields Field Description Configuration dialog box, Configuration File tab Firmware dialog box, Boot tab fields FieldConfiguration dialog box, Configuration tab fields Saving a history log to the serverHistoryLog dialog box, History Log tab HistoryLog dialog box, History Log tab fields Viewing controlled software upgrade statusTrap Log dialog box Viewing trap logsManaging the system DCE/DTE switch, Metro Ethernet Routing Switch Appendix a Operation Problems with Device ManagerSerial Port tab Console port on the Metro ESU Login prompt fails to appear on the Metro ESU 1800 orSerial Port tab on the Metro ESU 1800 Switch fails to open in Device ManagerSwitch fails to open in Device Manager Appendix a Operation Problems with Device Manager Page Fundamentals Using Device Manager