Cisco Cisco Prime Service Catalog 10.0 Installation Guide

Two installation scenarios are provided that walk you through all steps of the installation wizard:

For information about performing an upgrade installation, see 

Review the 

 to ensure that you have 

adequately addressed the minimum hardware and software requirements for running the system.

Ensure that you have performed the database tasks described in the 

, and completed the Database Information Worksheet. 

Ensure that you have performed the preinstallation tasks for your type of application server and 
completed the Application Server Information Worksheet.

The Cisco Prime Service Catalog installer requires Java 1.6. Make sure that the JAVA_HOME 
environment variable on your computer is set to point to a Java 1.6 directory. On Windows, add 
%JAVA_HOME%\bin to the PATH environment variable. On Unix/Linux, add $JAVA_HOME/bin 
to the PATH environment variable.

The Cisco Prime Service Catalog installer is a GUI program. On Unix or Linux operating system, 
you will need a graphical display, such as X-window. The installer does not support console mode 
or CLI mode.

During the installation, you will be asked to specify the destination directory for the software.  On 
Windows, the default destination directory is "C:\CiscoPrimeServiceCatalog".  On Linux/UNIX, the 
default destination directory is "/opt/CiscoPrimeServiceCatalog". Ensure that there is atleast 2 GB 
free disk space in the destination directory ; otherwise, the installer will display the following error 
message:

there isn't enough disk space to continue.

 

During installation, the installer requires an additional 2 GB of free disk space in the TMP directory, 
where it extracts some temporary files. The TMP directory is different for different operating 
systems and/or user profiles. On Windows, the TMP directory is the %TMP% or %TEMP% 
environment variable for the user profile. On Linux/UNIX, the TMP directory is usually either /tmp 
or /var/tmp directory.

Service Catalog is installed by executing a setup program that launches an installation wizard. If you are 
on a Windows operating system, you need to have administrative rights to the machine. If you are on a 
Unix/Linux machine, it is advisable that you login as "root" user to execute the installer.

To execute the setup program:

Extract the electronic software distribution file that you downloaded from the Cisco web site to your 
computer, if you have not already done so.

On a Windows operating system, double-click setup.cmd to launch the GUI installation wizard. For a 
UNIX or Linux operating system, run ./setup.sh from a graphical interface, such as X-window.

A progress bar appears, as shown in 

 below.