Extreme Networks ExtremeWare Enterprise Manager Installation And User Manual page 228

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In order to launch ExtremeWare Enterprise Manager and ExtremeWare Vista from HP
OpenView under Windows NT, you must add commands to the appropriate HP
OpenView menus with links to the Extreme Networks software. In addition, the
Extreme Networks MIBs need to be included in the set of MIBs available to HP
OpenView. The integration process provided with ExtremeWare Enterprise Manager
adds the needed components.
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If you are installing the ExtremeWare Enterprise Manager on the same server as HP
OpenView, you can proceed with the integration as part of the installation script. If this
is the case, the Enterprise Manager installation process will bring you to Step 5 below.
To run the integration process, follow these steps:
1 Close any open applications.
2 Insert the CDROM into the CDROM drive.
If the ExtremeWare Enterprise Manager Welcome screen appears automatically, just
exit the install.
3 Choose Run from the Start Menu.
The Run dialog box appears.
4 Type
d:\nt\hpov\setup
If the CDROM is not drive
The HP OpenView Integration Welcome screen appears.
5 Follow the on-screen instructions to progress through the Welcome screen, accept the
license agreement, and enter your company information.
The integration process verifies that you have the required version of the HP
OpenView software installed. It also checks to see whether you have previously run
the ExtremeWare Enterprise Manager integration process.
6 In the Installation Type Dialog Box, select which integration to perform:
— Click ExtremeWare Vista to integrate ExtremeWare Vista with the Network Node
Manager.
— Click ExtremeWare Enterprise Manager to integrate the Enterprise Manager with
the Network Node Manager.
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