Cisco Cisco Prime Network 3.8 Installation Guide
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Cisco Prime Network 3.8 VNE Device Package Installation Guide
Cisco-76xx_65xxIOS
Cisco-76xx_65xxIOS-v2.4.0.0.jar
2.4.0.0
Cisco-ANA3.8.x-DP4
5. Verify that the correct drivers are listed by checking the “List of Latest Driver files” section in the
DP Readme.
7 Uninstalling the Cisco Prime Network 3.8 Device Package
(Rollback)
The rollback procedure restores the driver configuration files to a previously backed-up version. You will
need to provide the full pathname of the backup folder. The rollback script will list the available backups
from which you can choose. The rollback procedure consists of two main steps: performing the rollback
and verifying that the drivers were removed.
need to provide the full pathname of the backup folder. The rollback script will list the available backups
from which you can choose. The rollback procedure consists of two main steps: performing the rollback
and verifying that the drivers were removed.
Note: The rollback procedure deletes the VNE driver files under $ANAHOME/Main/drivers and replaces
the files with a backup version. Since the directory contains both Cisco and third-party VNE Drivers , the
procedure could affect the third party devices. Therefore you should manually verify the version of any
third-party VNE driver files after completing the rollback.
the files with a backup version. Since the directory contains both Cisco and third-party VNE Drivers , the
procedure could affect the third party devices. Therefore you should manually verify the version of any
third-party VNE driver files after completing the rollback.
1. Log in to the Cisco ANA gateway server as networkuser.
2. On the gateway server, go to the $ANAHOME/Main/drivers directory. (In this procedure,
$ANAHOME is /export/home/network38.)
Note: “ivne” command should be issued from the directory where the backups are stored. If
for example , backups are stored under /export/home/network38 /VNEDP-backup directory ,
change the directory as below.
This step is not necessary if you are running Cisco Prime Network 3.8.0.0.3 and above
( Refer to CSCtu12607 for further details)
Note: “ivne” command should be issued from the directory where the backups are stored. If
for example , backups are stored under /export/home/network38 /VNEDP-backup directory ,
change the directory as below.
This step is not necessary if you are running Cisco Prime Network 3.8.0.0.3 and above
( Refer to CSCtu12607 for further details)
% cd /export/home/network38/VNEDP-backup
3.
Start the installation script:
export/home/network38/VNEDP-backup % ivne