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Chapter 2 Getting Started
Using the SCA BB Real-Time Monitoring Configuration Utility
Cisco SCA BB SNMP Real Time Monitoring User Guide
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<Directory "<Apache installation directory>/htdocs/<rtm directory>">
Options Indexes FollowSymLinks ExecCGI
AllowOverride Indexes
Order allow,deny
Allow from all
</Directory>
• Restart the Apache Web Server
Using the SCA BB Real-Time Monitoring Configuration Utility
To use rtmcmd to produce the files for MRTG and RRDTood, follow this procedure:
Step 1 If using rtmcmd for the first time, do the following:
a) Install it (see Installing the Real-Time Monitoring Configuration Utility (on page 2-4))
b) Extract the templates distribution to a directory (see Installing the Real-Time Monitoring
Configuration Utility (on page 2-4))
Step 2 Prepare a destination directory where the utility will save the CFG and CGI files. It is
recommended that this directory will be different to the RTM folder where the CFG and CGI files
will be installed.
Step 3 Edit the user configuration file according to your setup (see The User Configuration File (on page
3-3)). A sample configuration file (rtmcmf.cfg) is located in the bin directory under the utility
installation directory.
(This step may not be required each time you run the utility if the directory locations have not
been changed.)
Step 4 Run rtmcmd, using the appropriate options and point it to the directories and configuration file
you have prepared (see The rtmcmd Utility (on page 3-2)).
rtmcmd writes the files to the specified destination directory. The destination directory contains:
• A sub-directory for each SCE platform containing CGI report files, the index HTML file,
and the reports index HTML file.
• A sub-directory for MRTG CFG files containing an MRTG CFG file for each SCE device.
• Sample files for the configuration of the Cron application. There is one sample file for
Windows and one sample file for Unix/Linux.
• A static directory containing CSS and image files.
• A .htaccess file—When using the Apache web server, this file is used to exclude files
or folders from the automatic listings of a directory.
The resulting CFG files are compatible with the SCA BB and SCE MIBs of releases 3.0.5 and
above.
If rtmcmd fails, an error log is available at the following locations:
• Linux: "<USERPROFILE>/.p-cube/servconf.log"
• Windows: "<user folder>\.p-cube\servconf.log".