Cisco Cisco Evolved Programmable Network Manager 2.0 Installation Guide
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c.
Once the web GUI is accessible, verify the installation and version in the secondary server’s HM web page. Enter the
following URL in your browser:
following URL in your browser:
https://serverIP:8082
Where serverIP is the IP address or host name of the secondary server.
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Enter the authentication key and click Login.
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Click Software Update at the top right of the Health Monitor window to open the Secondary Server Software
Update window.
Update window.
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Enter the authentication key and click Login.
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Verify that EPN Manager Maintenance Pack 3.0.1 is listed.
Step 6
Synchronize the hardware and NTP clocks on both the primary and secondary servers as described in
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Step 7
On the primary server, enable high availability and verify that the primary server’s HA status is Primary Active.
a.
Enable high availability.
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Log into the Cisco EPN Manager web GUI as a user with Administrator privileges.
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From the left sidebar menu, choose Administration > Settings > High Availability.
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Click HA Configuration 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.
authentication key, and an email address to which Cisco EPN Manager should send HA state change
notifications.
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Click Save, then wait until the servers are synchronized.
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Verify that the Configuration Mode is HA Enabled.
b.
Verify the primary server’s HA status.
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Click HA Status on the left.
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Check that the Current State Mode displays Primary Active.
Step 8
Verify that the secondary server’s HA status is Secondary Syncing.
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 (with a green check mark).
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Install GeoMap Resources for Offline Use
Use the Geo Maps feature to position your network devices on a world map and monitor them within their geographical context.
There are two ways to import map images:
There are two ways to import map images:
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Online mode (internet connectivity)—Import maps from the map provider's web site
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Offline mode (no internet connectivity)—Use locally-installed map resources
These topics explain how to download and install Geo Maps for offline use.
Note
Geo Map compressed files are very large. We recommend you save the files to a remote repository.