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Cisco Evolved Programmable Network Manager 2.0.1 InstallationGuideFirst Published: July 07, 2016

Last Modified: July 15, 2016

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C O N T E N T S

C H A P T E R 1 Prerequisites for Cisco EPN Manager 2.0 Maintenance Pack 1 (MP1) Installation 1

Prerequisites for Cisco EPN Manager 2.0 MP1 Installation 1

C H A P T E R 2 Install Cisco EPN Manager 2.0 MP1 in a Standard Environment (No High Availability) 3

Cisco EPN Manager 2.0 MP1 Installation (No High Availability) 3

Download and Install the Point Patch (No HA) 3

Download and Run the EpnmMP1_prereq_sys_stats Script (No HA) 4

Download Cisco EPN Manager 2.0 MP1 (No HA) 5

Install Cisco EPN Manager 2.0 MP1 (No HA) 6

C H A P T E R 3 Install Cisco EPN Manager 2.0 MP1 (HA Deployment) 7

Cisco EPN Manager 2.0 MP1 Installation (High Availability Deployment) 7

Download and Install the Point Patch (HA Deployment) 8

Download and Run the EpnmMP1_prereq_sys_stats Script (HA Deployment) 9

Download Cisco EPN Manager 2.0 MP1 (HA Deployment) 10

Install Cisco EPN Manager 2.0 MP1 on Primary and Secondary Servers (HA Deployment) 11

C H A P T E R 4 Install Geo Map Resources for Offline Mode 13

Overview of Geo Maps 13

Download the Geo Map Resources from Cisco.com 13

Install the Geo Map Resources on the Cisco EPN Manager Server 14

Configure the Cisco EPN Manager Server to Use the Installed Map Resources 15

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Contents

C H A P T E R 1Prerequisites for Cisco EPN Manager 2.0Maintenance Pack 1 (MP1) Installation

• Prerequisites for Cisco EPN Manager 2.0 MP1 Installation, page 1

Prerequisites for Cisco EPN Manager 2.0 MP1 InstallationYou can install Cisco EPN Manager MP1 only on top of Cisco EPN Manager 2.0 and mandatory Point Patch2 (PP2). PP2 includes the contents of both the point patches (PP1 and PP2).

• If you have not installed PP1 on top of Cisco EPN Manager 2.0, you can directly proceed to PP2installation.

• If you have already installed PP1 on top of Cisco EPNManager 2.0, youmust install PP2 before installingMP1.

If you are still using an earlier version of Cisco EPN Manager, upgrade to Cisco EPN Manager 2.0 first andthen install the point patch.

You can refer to Cisco EPN Manager 2.0 Installation Guide:

• If you are installing Cisco EPN Manager for the first time and you need information on the systemrequirements, installation prerequisites and the installation steps.

• If you are upgrading to Cisco EPNManager 2.0 from earlier versions and you need to know the differenttypes of upgrades and the steps to upgrade.

Table 1: Scenarios for Installing MP1

PerformIf you are

1 Install Cisco EPN Manager 2.0

2 Install Cisco EPN Manager 2.0 Point Patch 2 (PP2) (which includesPP1 and PP2, both of which are required)

3 Install Cisco EPN Manager 2.0 MP1

Installing Cisco EPNManager forthe first time

Cisco Evolved Programmable Network Manager 2.0.1 Installation Guide 1

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PerformIf you are

1 Upgrade to Cisco EPN Manager 2.0

2 Install Cisco EPN Manager 2.0 Point Patch 2 (PP2)

3 (If you are upgrading from Cisco EPNManager 1.2MP7) Downloadand run the EpnmMP1_prereqs_sys_stats script


Already using an earlier versionof Cisco EPN Manager

1 Install Cisco EPN Manager 2.0 Point Patch 2 (PP2)


Already using Cisco EPNManager 2.0 (with or withoutPP1)

Cisco Evolved Programmable Network Manager 2.0.1 Installation Guide2

Prerequisites for Cisco EPN Manager 2.0 Maintenance Pack 1 (MP1) InstallationPrerequisites for Cisco EPN Manager 2.0 MP1 Installation

C H A P T E R 2Install Cisco EPN Manager 2.0 MP1 in a StandardEnvironment (No High Availability)

• Cisco EPN Manager 2.0 MP1 Installation (No High Availability), page 3

• Download and Install the Point Patch (No HA), page 3

• Download and Run the EpnmMP1_prereq_sys_stats Script (No HA), page 4

• Download Cisco EPN Manager 2.0 MP1 (No HA), page 5

• Install Cisco EPN Manager 2.0 MP1 (No HA), page 6

Cisco EPN Manager 2.0 MP1 Installation (No High Availability)These are the steps for installing Cisco EPN Manager 2.0 MP1 on a standard deployment with no highavailability:

Step 1 Download and Install the Point Patch (No HA), on page 3Step 2 Download and Run the EpnmMP1_prereq_sys_stats Script (No HA), on page 4Step 3 Download Cisco EPN Manager 2.0 MP1 (No HA), on page 5Step 4 Install Cisco EPN Manager 2.0 MP1 (No HA), on page 6

Download and Install the Point Patch (No HA)Installing PP2 (Cisco EPN Manager 2.0 (0.2.0)) is mandatory for MP1 installation and PP2 includes thecontents of PP1 (Cisco EPN Manager 2.0 (0.1.0)) as well. Therefore, if you have not yet installed PP1, youcan directly proceed to PP2 installation.


Follow these steps to install a point patch on top of Cisco EPN Manager 2.0 in a standard environment (nohigh availability).

Step 1 Log into Cisco EPN Manager with Administrator privileges.Step 2 From the left sidebar, choose Administration > Licenses and Software Update > Software Update.Step 3 Get the ubf file, either by downloading it directly from Cisco.com or by uploading it to the server from a saved location:

• If your server has Internet connectivity:

◦Click the blue Download link at the top of the page and log into Cisco.com. The system checks for availablesoftware updates.

◦Select the required patch and click OK to start the download from Cisco.com to the server.

• If your server does not have Internet connectivity or you have obtained the ubf file from another source:

◦Get the patch installation file from the Software Download page on Cisco.com and copy it to your Cisco EPNManager server.

◦Click the blue Upload link at the top of the Software Update page in Cisco EPN Manager, browse to the ubffile and click OK.

After the successful download or upload of the patch, the patch name will appear as follows under Add-Ons on theSoftware Update page:

• EPN Manager Point Patch.

Step 4 Install the patch by clicking its associated Install button. Cisco EPN Manager will auto-restart and the Cisco EPNManager GUI will not be accessible for sometime.

Step 5 In the CLI session, run the ncs status command to ensure all services are up and running. Log into Cisco EPN Managerto verify if the GUI is accessible. After successful installation, the status will change to “Installed”.

Step 6 Check if the version of the Point Patch is updated correctly in the Login, About and Software Update pages in the CiscoEPN Manager GUI.

Download and Run the EpnmMP1_prereq_sys_stats Script (NoHA)

IMPORTANT : The following procedure is only required if you are installing Cisco EPNManager 2.0 MP1after upgrading from Cisco EPN Manager 1.2 MP7.

If you are upgrading from Cisco EPNManager 1.2 MP7, you must run a mandatory script that performs somerequired configurations to the optimizer. The following procedure explains how to download the script andsignature files, validate the script image, and run the script.


Install Cisco EPN Manager 2.0 MP1 in a Standard Environment (No High Availability)Download and Run the EpnmMP1_prereq_sys_stats Script (No HA)

https://software.cisco.com/download/release.html?mdfid=286306446&flowid=79803&softwareid=286285130&release=2.0&relind=AVAILABLE&rellifecycle=&reltype=latest

Before You Begin

If you do not have openssl installed, download and install it (see http://www.openssl.org). You will use it forthe validation process.

Step 1 Download the following script and signature files from the Software Download site on Cisco.com:EpnmMP1_prereq_sys_stats.sh EpnmMP1_prereq_sys_stats.sh.signature, and CiscoEPNM-2.0.1.pem.

Step 2 Log into the server as a root user and copy the files to /tmp.Step 3 Move to the /tmp directory and run the following command to validate the file (this ensures that the file is from Cisco

Systems and has not been tampered with):# openssl dgst -sha512 -verify cert-file -signature sig-file script-file

Where:

• cert-file is the Cisco EPN Manager certificate file (*.pem)

• sig-file is the Cisco EPN Manager signature file (*.signature)

• script-file is the Cisco EPN Manager script to be verified

If the result is Verified OK, proceed to the next step. Otherwise, repeat this procedure starting from Step 1.

Step 4 Change the mode of the script file so that you can execute it:# chmod a+x /tmp/EpnmMP1_prereq_sys_stats.sh

Step 5 As a root user, run the script:# /tmp/EpnmMP1_prereq_sys_stats.sh

Step 6 Wait for the script to complete; this takes around 10 minutes. Once the script is complete, you will see the shell prompt.Step 7 Check the script log to ensure that the script execution was successful.

# ls -ltr /opt/CSCOlumos/logs/EpnmMP1*

Download Cisco EPN Manager 2.0 MP1 (No HA)After installing the point patch, you can proceed with the download and installation of Cisco EPN Manager2.0 MP1.

Step 1 Log into Cisco EPN Manager with Administrator privileges.Step 2 From the left sidebar, choose Administration > Licenses and Software Update > Software Update.Step 3 Get the ubf file, either by downloading it directly from Cisco.com or by uploading it to the server from a saved location:

• If your server has Internet connectivity:

◦Click the blue Download link at the top of the page and log into Cisco.com. The system checks for availablesoftware updates.

◦Select the Cisco EPNManager Maintenance Pack and clickOK to start the download from Cisco.com to theserver.


Install Cisco EPN Manager 2.0 MP1 in a Standard Environment (No High Availability)Download Cisco EPN Manager 2.0 MP1 (No HA)

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• If your server does not have Internet connectivity or you have obtained the ubf file from another source:

◦Get the Cisco EPN Manager 2.0 MP1 installation file from the Software Download page on Cisco.com andcopy it to your Cisco EPN Manager server.

◦Click the blue Upload link at the top of the Software Update page in Cisco EPN Manager, browse to the ubffile and click OK.

After the successful download or upload of the patch, the patch name will appear as follows under Add-Ons on theSoftware Update page:

• EPN Manager Maintenance Pack.

Install Cisco EPN Manager 2.0 MP1 (No HA)After the upload/download of the MP1 is completed, proceed with its installation.

Step 1 Click on the Install button associated with the EPN Manager Maintenance Pack under Add-Ons on the SoftwareUpdate page. After successful installation, the status will change to “Installed”.

Step 2 Cisco EPN Manager will auto-restart and the Cisco EPN Manager GUI will not be accessible for sometime.Step 3 In the CLI session, run ncs status command to ensure all services are up and running. Log into Cisco EPN Manager to

verify if the GUI is accessible. After successful installation, the status will change to “Installed”.Step 4 Check if the version is updated correctly in the Software Update page in the Cisco EPN Manager GUI.


Install Cisco EPN Manager 2.0 MP1 in a Standard Environment (No High Availability)Install Cisco EPN Manager 2.0 MP1 (No HA)


C H A P T E R 3Install Cisco EPN Manager 2.0 MP1 (HADeployment)

• Cisco EPN Manager 2.0 MP1 Installation (High Availability Deployment), page 7

• Download and Install the Point Patch (HA Deployment), page 8

• Download and Run the EpnmMP1_prereq_sys_stats Script (HA Deployment), page 9

• Download Cisco EPN Manager 2.0 MP1 (HA Deployment), page 10

• Install Cisco EPN Manager 2.0 MP1 on Primary and Secondary Servers (HA Deployment), page 11

Cisco EPN Manager 2.0 MP1 Installation (High AvailabilityDeployment)

In a high availability environment, the point patch and MP1 must be installed on both the primary andsecondary servers.

Note

These are the steps for installing Cisco EPN Manager 2.0 MP1 in a deployment configured with highavailability:

Step 1 Download and Install the Point Patch (HA Deployment), on page 8Step 2 Download and Run the EpnmMP1_prereq_sys_stats Script (HA Deployment), on page 9Step 3 Download Cisco EPN Manager 2.0 MP1 (HA Deployment), on page 10Step 4 Install Cisco EPN Manager 2.0 MP1 on Primary and Secondary Servers (HA Deployment), on page 11


Download and Install the Point Patch (HA Deployment)Installing PP2 (Cisco EPN Manager 2.0 (0.2.0)) is mandatory for MP1 installation and PP2 includes thecontents of PP1 (Cisco EPN Manager 2.0 (0.1.0)) as well. Therefore, if you have not yet installed PP1, youcan directly proceed to PP2 installation.

Follow these steps to install a point patch on top of Cisco EPN Manager 2.0 in a deployment that is alreadyconfigured for high availability, where the secondary server is registered to a primary server. The point patchmust be installed on both the primary and secondary servers.

You must start the patch install with the primary server in the Primary Active state and the secondaryserver in Secondary Syncing state. See the installation steps below for details.

Note

Patching of primary and secondary HA servers takes approximately one hour. During that period, both serverswill be down.

Step 1 Check the HA status on the primary server:a) Log into the primary server as a user with Administrator privileges.b) From the left sidebar, choose Administration > Settings > High Availability.c) In the HA Status page, confirm that the primary server’s state is Primary Active.d) Click HA Configuration and confirm that the Configuration Mode is HA Enabled.

Step 2 Check the HA status on the secondary server:a) Log into the secondary server’s HM web page by entering the following URL in your browser:

https://serverIP:8082

Where, serverIP is the IP address or host name of the secondary server.

b) Enter the authentication key and click Login.c) Verify that the Current State Mode is Secondary Syncing.

Step 3 On the secondary server, download and install the patch:a) Login to the secondary server’s HM web page by entering the following URL in your browser:



b) Enter the authentication key and click Login.c) Click Software Download at the top right of the Health Monitor window to open the Secondary Server Software

Update window.d) Enter the authentication key and click Login.e) Click the Upload link under the window title, browse to the patch ubf file, and click OK.

After the successful download or upload of the patch, the patch name will appear under Critical Fixes on the SoftwareUpdate page, for example, EPN Manager Point Patch.

f) Install the patch on the secondary server clicking its associated Install button. The secondary server will auto-restartand will not be accessible for a few minutes. After successful installation, the status will change to “Installed”.

g) On the secondary server, run the ncs status command to ensure all services are up and running. Log into the secondaryserver's HM page. The status of the secondary server must be Secondary Syncing.


Install Cisco EPN Manager 2.0 MP1 (HA Deployment)Download and Install the Point Patch (HA Deployment)

h) Verify that the patch is listed as "Installed" in the Software Update page of the secondary server.

Step 4 On the primary server, download and install the patch. Follow Steps 1 to 5 in Download and Install the Point Patch (NoHA)

Step 5 The primary server restarts automatically and the GUI will not be accessible for sometime.Step 6 On the primary server, run the following commands in a CLI session:

1 Run ncs status command to verify if all the services are up and running.

2 Run ncs ha status command to check the status of the primary server. The status of the primary server must bePrimary Active.

Step 7 Verify that the patch is listed as "Installed" in the Software Update page of the primary server.Step 8 Check if the version of the Point Patch is listed correctly in the Login, About and Software Update pages in the Cisco

EPN Manager GUI.

Download and Run the EpnmMP1_prereq_sys_stats Script (HADeployment)

IMPORTANT : The following procedure is only required if you are installing Cisco EPNManager 2.0 MP1after upgrading from Cisco EPN Manager 1.2 MP7.

If you are upgrading from Cisco EPNManager 1.2 MP7, you must run a mandatory script that performs somerequired configurations to the optimizer. The following procedure explains how to download the script andsignature files, validate the script image, and run the script.

This script must be run only on the primary server after removing the HA configuration.Note

Step 1 On the primary server, remove the HA configuration.a) Log into Cisco EPN Manager as a user with Administrator privileges.b) From the left sidebar, choose Administration > Settings > High Availability.c) Click Remove.d) When the remove operation completes, click HA Configuration on the left, then confirm that the Configuration

Mode field displays HA Not Configured.

Step 2 Download and run the script by following the instructions in Download and Run the EpnmMP1_prereq_sys_stats Script(No HA), on page 4.


Install Cisco EPN Manager 2.0 MP1 (HA Deployment)Download and Run the EpnmMP1_prereq_sys_stats Script (HA Deployment)

Download Cisco EPN Manager 2.0 MP1 (HA Deployment)Before You Begin

• If you need to install PP2, then make sure PP2 is installed on both the servers.

• Make sure you have the password (authentication key) that was created when HA was enabled. Youwill need it to install the maintenance pack on the secondary server.

• Make sure no backups are in progress.

Step 1 Back up your data by performing a manual application backup (or, for virtual machines, by taking a snapshot of thevirtual machine (VM)). If the primary server goes down when you install the MP, you can use this backup to restoreyour data.The following steps explain how to perform an application backup using the web GUI.

a) Log into Cisco EPN Manager as a user with Administrator privileges.b) From the left sidebar menu, choose Administration > Dashboards > Job Dashboard > System Jobs, then choose

Server Backup and click Run.c) To review the backup status, click Refresh.

If the primary server goes down at the time of installation, restore the data from the application backup takenbefore the start of installation.

Note

Step 2 On the primary server, upload/download the Cisco EPN Manager 2.0. MP1 ubf file. Follow Steps 1 to 3 in DownloadCisco EPN Manager 2.0 MP1 (No HA).

Step 3 Upload the Cisco EPN Manager 2.0. MP1 ubf file to the secondary server:a) Log into the secondary server’s HM web page by entering the following URL in your browser:



b) Enter the authentication key and click Login.c) Click Software Download at the top right of the Health Monitor window to open the Secondary Server Software

Update window.d) Enter the authentication key and click Login.e) Click the Upload link under the window title, browse to the ubf file, and click OK.

After the successful download or upload of the MP1 software, the following name will appear under Add-Ons onthe Software Update page:

• EPN Manager Maintenance Pack.


Install Cisco EPN Manager 2.0 MP1 (HA Deployment)Download Cisco EPN Manager 2.0 MP1 (HA Deployment)

Install Cisco EPN Manager 2.0 MP1 on Primary and SecondaryServers (HA Deployment)

After the download/upload of the MP1, proceed with its installation.

If you are upgrading fromCisco EPNManager 1.2MP7, first run the prerequisite script as detailed in Downloadand Run the EpnmMP1_prereq_sys_stats Script (HA Deployment), on page 9 and proceed from Step 2 inthe below listed steps for installing the Maintenance Pack.

Step 1 On the primary server, remove the HA configuration.a) Log into Cisco EPN Manager as a user with Administrator privileges.b) From the left sidebar, choose Administration > Settings > High Availability.c) Click Remove.d) When the remove operation completes, click HA Configuration on the left, then confirm that the Configuration

Mode field displays HA Not Configured.

Step 2 Install the Maintenance Pack on the primary server by clicking its associated Install button. After successful installation,the status will change to “Installed” and the primary server will restart automatically.

Step 3 Install theMaintenance Pack on the secondary server by clicking its associated Install button. After successful installation,the status will change to “Installed” and the secondary server will restart automatically.

Step 4 Run ncs status command on both primary and secondary servers to verify if all the services are up and running.Step 5 Log into the primary server to ensure if the GUI is accessible. Check if the patch is listed as "Installed" in the Software

Updates page and the version of the patch is updated.Step 6 Log into the secondary server’s HM web page by entering the following URL in your browser:



a) Enter the authentication key and click Login.b) Click Software Download at the top right of the Health Monitor window to open the Secondary Server Software

Update window.c) Enter the authentication key and click Login.d) Verify that the patch is listed as "Installed" in the Software Update page of the secondary server.e) Check if the version of the patch is updated.

Step 7 On the primary server, enable high availability:a) Log into Cisco EPN Manager as a user with Administrator privileges.b) From the left sidebar menu, Administration > Settings > High Availability.c) ClickHAConfiguration on the left, then enter the secondary server’s IP address, the secondary server’s authentication

key, and an email address to which Cisco EPN Manager should send HA state change notifications.d) Click Save, then wait until the servers are synchronized.e) Verify that the Configuration Mode is HA Enabled.

Step 8 Make sure the secondary server is synchronized with the primary server by checking the secondary server’s HealthMonitor page.a) Log into the secondary server’s HM web page by entering the following URL in your browser:



Install Cisco EPN Manager 2.0 MP1 (HA Deployment)Install Cisco EPN Manager 2.0 MP1 on Primary and Secondary Servers (HA Deployment)

where, serverIP is the IP address or host name of the secondary server.

b) Enter the authentication key and click Login.c) Verify that the Current State Mode is Secondary Syncing (with a green check mark).

Step 9 Verify the HA status on the primary and secondary servers.

• The primary server status must be Primary Active.

• The secondary server status must be Secondary Syncing.


Install Cisco EPN Manager 2.0 MP1 (HA Deployment)Install Cisco EPN Manager 2.0 MP1 on Primary and Secondary Servers (HA Deployment)

C H A P T E R 4Install Geo Map Resources for Offline Mode

• Overview of Geo Maps, page 13

• Download the Geo Map Resources from Cisco.com, page 13

• Install the Geo Map Resources on the Cisco EPN Manager Server, page 14

• Configure the Cisco EPN Manager Server to Use the Installed Map Resources, page 15

Overview of Geo MapsThe geo map enables you to position your network devices on a world map and monitor them within theirgeographical context. The displayed world map is either imported by accessing the map provider's site overthe internet (online mode) or from locally installed map resources (offline mode).

If you do not have a direct internet connectivity, you can use the Installed Map Resources by downloadingand installing them to a local or remote location.

This installation can be done only on Cisco EPN Manager 2.0 MP1.Note

Download the Geo Map Resources from Cisco.comBefore You Begin

Because we recommend you save the Geo Map compressed file to a remote repository due to the file size,make sure a remote repository has been configured. For instructions on how to configure a remote repository(or a local one, if you choose to use that instead), see the procedure for creating backup repositories in the“Use Remote FTP Backup Repositories” section in Cisco Evolved Programmable NetworkManager User andAdministrator Guide.

Step 1 Download the Geo Map files from Cisco.com.a) Go to the Cisco EPN Manager Software Download site. (You will need a Cisco.com login.)


http://www.cisco.com/c/en/us/support/cloud-systems-management/evolved-programmable-network-epn-manager/products-user-guide-list.html



b) Locate the Geo Maps (xxx_GeoMap_CEPNM_2_0_1-bundle.tar.gz). For example, the compressed map file forRussia will be Russia_GeoMap_CEPNM_2_0_1-bundle.tar.gz.

c) Click Download.d) Follow the instructions to save the file to your local server.

Step 2 Copy the Geo Maps compressed file to a desired storage repository. When copying to Cisco EPN Manager server, youcan copy the file only to your local storage. But due to the huge file size, we can also copy the file to a remote repository,if already configured.

Step 3 In case of copying the compressed file to the local repository, open a CLI session with the Cisco EPN Manager serveras a Cisco EPN Manager CLI admin user.For example, this command uses scp:

(admin#)scp adminUser@ipAddress:/sourcePath/xxx_GeoMap_CEPNM_2_0_1-bundle.tar.gz/localdisk/defaultRepoWhere:

• adminUser is the Cisco EPN Manager CLI admin user on the machine where the compressed map file is located.

• ipAddress is the IP address of the machine where the compressed map file is located.

• SourcePath is the folder in which the compressed map file is located.

• xxx_GeoMap_CEPNM_2_0_1-bundle.tar.gz is the compressed map file.

• /localdisk/defaultRepo is the path of the storage repository on the Cisco EPN Manager server where you want tocopy the compressed map file.

Install the Geo Map Resources on the Cisco EPN ManagerServer

Before You Begin

The installation process will uncompress the Geo Maps files and install them in/opt/CSCOlumos/resources/offline_geo. To avoid storage constraints, consider mounting additional storageon the directory (by editing /etc/fstab). If you have high availability and need to mount additional storage, besure to edit the /etc/fstab file on both the primary and secondary servers.

Step 1 As a Cisco EPN Manager CLI admin user, open a CLI session with the Cisco EPN Manager server and install the files.(For information on this command, see the Cisco Prime Infrastructure 3.1 Command Reference Guide.(admin#)application install xxx_GeoMap_CEPNM_2_0_1-bundle.tar.gz repositoryNameWhere:

• xxx_GeoMap_CEPNM_2_0_1-bundle.tar.gz is the compressed map file.

• repositoryName is the path on the Cisco EPN Manager server where the compressed map file is located.

The installation takes a few minutes to complete depending on the size of the map resources.


Install Geo Map Resources for Offline ModeInstall the Geo Map Resources on the Cisco EPN Manager Server

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If you have high availability, make sure to install the map resources on both the primary and secondary servers.Note

Step 2 Verify that the maps were installed successfully by confirming that a directory named geoMaps was created under/opt/CSCOlumos/resources/offline_geo.

Make sure to clear the cache once themap resources are installed.Note

Configure the Cisco EPN Manager Server to Use the InstalledMap Resources

After you have installed the Geo Maps, configure Cisco EPN Manager to use the installed map resources. InAdministration > Settings > System Settings >Maps > Network Topology:

• Make sure Geo Maps are enabled.

• Specify the maps provider as Installed Map Resources.

For more information, see the Cisco Evolved Programmable NetworkManager User and Administrator Guide.

If you need to install additional map resources, follow the same steps of downloading and installing them.Restart the Cisco EPN Manager server after configuring to view the newly installed map resources.

Note


Install Geo Map Resources for Offline ModeConfigure the Cisco EPN Manager Server to Use the Installed Map Resources



Install Geo Map Resources for Offline ModeConfigure the Cisco EPN Manager Server to Use the Installed Map Resources

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