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CHAPTER
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Upgrading From IPM
Software Release 1.0
This chapter describes the tasks used to save your configuration information and IPM
database from IPM software release 1.0 and upgrade them for use in IPM software
release 2.0.
When you perform the upgrade all of your collector, source, target, and operation
configurations are converted for use in IPM software release 2.0. Also, the performance
information that is stored in the IPM database is converted so that your data is available in
IPM software release 2.0.
When you upgrade from IPM software release 1.0, you must uninstall the IPM software
before installing IPM software release 2.0. You do not have to unload and upgrade the IPM
release 1.0 configuration information and data, but we recommend that you do. Once the
IPM software is uninstalled you no longer are able to retrieve that information.
Note The upgrade process converts the hourly data only. Daily, weekly, and monthly data
is automatically generated when you run IPM software release 2.0. When you run IPM
software release 2.0, it might take up to 24 hours before you can see the derived data that
has been converted from IPM software release 1.0.
Upgrading From a Sun Solaris Server
To upgrade from IPM software release 1.0 to IPM software release 2.0 on a Sun Solaris
server complete the following tasks:
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Unloading the IPM Software Release 1.0 Database on page 4-2
Uninstalling IPM Software Release 1.0 on page 4-4
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Installing IPM Software Release 2.0 on page 4-5
Upgrading the IPM Software Release 2.0 Database with IPM Software Release 1.0 Data
on page 4-5
Unloading the IPM Software Release 1.0 Database
Before you begin unloading the IPM software release 1.0 data, you need to know the
following information so that you can provide it when the unload program issues the
request. The following items describe the default values when CiscoWorks is installed. If
CiscoWorks is not installed, contact your Sybase system administrator for the following
information:
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Location of the Sybase SQL server home directory—If CiscoWorks is installed, the
Sybase home directory is /opt/CSCOsyb.
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Name of the SQL server—If CiscoWorks is installed, the Sybase server is named
CW_SYBASE.
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SA password for the Sybase SQL server—If CiscoWorks is installed, the Sybase
password is sybasesa.
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Location where you want to temporarily store the IPM software release 1.0 data—The
location that you specify must have enough free space available (greater than or equal
to the size of the IPM database).
Note You might need a large amount of free space if you have a large amount of IPM
software release 1.0 data.
To unload the IPM data from a Sun Solaris workstation running IPM software release 1.0,
complete the following tasks:
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Step 1
Log in as the root user and verify that IPM is not running.
Step 2
Insert the IPM software release 2.0 CD-ROM into the drive and mount the
CD-ROM drive.
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Unloading the IPM Software Release 1.0 Database
Step 3
In the root directory of the CD-ROM image, run the following command to
unload the IPM database:
# ./unloadIPM10Data.sh
Step 4
Press Enter to accept the default path or type the location of the Sybase SQL
server home directory for IPM software release 1.0, when the following message
prompt appears:
Specify Sybase SQL Server Home directory for IPM 1.0: ?
[/opt/CSCOsyb]
If CiscoWorks is installed, the Sybase home directory is /opt/CSCOsyb.
Step 5
Press Enter to accept the default SQL server name, or type the name of the SQL
server when the following message prompt appears:
Sybase SQL Server Name: ? [CW_SYBASE]
Step 6
Type the SQL server SA password when the following message prompt appears:
Sybase SQL Server SA Password: ?
If CiscoWorks is installed, the Sybase password is sybasesa.
Step 7
Type the location where you want to temporarily save IPM software release 1.0
data, when the following message appears:
Specify the temporary directory for saving IPM 1.0 data: ?
Step 8
When the following message appears, press Enter to confirm that the
information that you specified is acceptable:
Are these settings correct? (y/n)? [ y ]
Step 9
The unload program begins to copy the database records. When the unload is
complete, verify that you receive the following message that the data has been
successfully unloaded to the directory that you specified:
IPM 1.0 data have been unloaded to directory '/tmp'.
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Note If you receive error messages during the unload program, rerun the
./unloadIPM10Data.sh command and specify an alternate directory to store the IPM
database.
Uninstalling IPM Software Release 1.0
Once you have successfully upgraded the data from IPM software release 1.0, you must
uninstall the IPM software before installing IPM software release 2.0.
Note Before proceeding to uninstall IPM software release 1.0, be sure that you have
backed up any private files that you might have saved in the /opt/CSCOipm directory. All
files in /opt/CSCOipm are deleted when you install IPM software release 2.0.
Step 1
Log in as the root user.
Step 2
Change to the /install directory where IPM software release 1.0 is located using
the cd command as shown in the following example:
# cd /opt/CSCOipm/install
Where /opt/CSCOipm is the subdirectory where you installed the IPM software.
This path might vary for your site’s installation.
Step 3
To start the interactive deinstallation script, enter the following command:
# ./deinstallIPM
The deinstallation script lists the file sets that are installed.
Step 4
In response to the following message, enter y:
Do you wish to remove IPMDB database from Sybase? (y/n)? [n] : y
Step 5
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Respond to the confirmation prompts for removing the CiscoWorks Blue IPM
and ODBC packages.
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Installing IPM Software Release 2.0
Installing IPM Software Release 2.0
The following steps show you how to begin running the installation script for IPM software
release 2.0 on Sun Solaris. For complete information about installing the IPM software see
the “Installing IPM on Solaris” chapter.
To begin installing IPM software release 2.0:
Step 1
Log in as the root user.
Step 2
Insert the IPM CD-ROM into the drive and mount the CD-ROM drive.
Step 3
Start the installation script by entering the following command:
# ./setup.sh
Choose a menu option to install IPM software release 2.0.
See the “Installing IPM on Solaris” chapter for complete instructions on installing IPM
software release 2.0 on Solaris.
Upgrading the IPM Software Release 2.0 Database with IPM
Software Release 1.0 Data
Upgrading the IPM database is the final task in upgrading from IPM software release 1.0
to IPM software release 2.0. You can upgrade the IPM database after you have performed
the following tasks:
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Unloaded IPM software release 1.0 data
Uninstalled IPM software release 1.0
Installed IPM software release 2.0.
Note Before you begin upgrading the IPM database, be sure that you know the path where
the IPM software release 1.0 data was unloaded. The IPM software release 2.0 database
must be upgraded with the IPM software release 1.0 data before performing any IPM
software release 2.0 operations.
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Upgrading From a Sun Solaris Server
To upgrade the IPM database, perform the following steps:
Step 1
Log in as the root user.
Step 2
Use the cd command to change to the /opt/CSCOipm/bin/upgrade directory, as
shown in the following example:
# cd /opt/CSCOipm/bin
Where /opt/CSCOipm is the subdirectory where you installed the IPM software.
This path might vary for your site’s installation.
Step 3
Run the following command to upgrade the IPM software release 1.0 database
for use with IPM software release 2.0:
# ./upgradeIPM10.sh
Step 4
Type the location that you specified to unload the IPM software release 1.0 data
when the following message appears:
IPM 1.0 data are saved in directory: ?
A Sybase window appears as the data is being loaded and then the program
begins to convert the data for use in IPM software release 2.0.
Note After the data has been loaded, the upgrade process might take
10 minutes or more to complete. The following message appears as the data is
being converted: Upgrading IPM 1.0 Data. Please wait ...
Step 5
When the process is complete, verify that you receive a message that the data has
been successfully upgraded:
IPM 1.0 Data have been successfully upgraded.
You can now run IPM software release 2.0 and perform the operations described in the
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