Installing the JUNOScope Software

This section describes how to install, reconfigure, reinstall, upgrade, and uninstall the JUNOScope software.

Before installing the JUNOScope software, ensure that your network meets the requirements described in the following sections:

• System Requirements
• Red Hat Enterprise Linux ES File Package Requirements
• JUNOScope Client Workstation Requirements
• RADIUS Server Requirements
• Syslog Server Requirements
• Installing the JUNOScope Software
• Reconfiguring the JUNOScope Software
• Reinstalling or Upgrading the JUNOScope Software
• Uninstalling the JUNOScope Software

System Requirements

The JUNOScope software runs on both Sun Solaris servers (see Table 1) and Red Hat Linux servers (see Table 2). Before you install the JUNOScope software, ensure that the supported UNIX server workstation on which you install the software meets the following system requirements.

Table 1 shows the minimum system requirements for a Sun Solaris server.

Table 1: Sun Solaris Server System Minimum Requirements

Table 2 shows the minimum system requirements for a Red Hat Linux server. (See also Table 3 on page 9).

Table 2: Red Hat Linux Server System Minimum Requirements

Red Hat Enterprise Linux ES File Package Requirements

If a minimal install of Red Hat Enterprise Linux ES is performed on the server, the JUNOScope software administrator should ensure that the following file packages are installed for the JUNOScope software to run properly (see Table 3. All packages should be available in a full install of Red Hat Enterprise Linux ES.

Table 3: Red Hat Enterprise Linux ES File Package Requirements

To verify that the file package krb5-libs-1.3.4-17.i386.rpm is installed, use the following command:

You can install each package individually via rpm, from the original Red Hat Enterprise Linux ES distribution. To install the file package xorg-x11-libs-6.8.2-1.EL.13.20.i386.rpm, use the following command:

JUNOScope Client Workstation Requirements

Ensure that the client workstation from which you connect to the JUNOScope software is running either Microsoft Internet Explorer 6 or Netscape Navigator 6 or later with JavaScript enabled.

RADIUS Server Requirements

Ensure that the RADIUS server complies with RFC 2865, Remote Authentication Dial-In User Service.

Syslog Server Requirements

Ensure that the system server (syslog) is running and configured to receive JUNOScope system log messaes.

Installing the JUNOScope Software

This section describes how to install the JUNOScope Software from the JUNOScope software download page. For more information about installing the JUNOScope software, see the JUNOScope Software User Guide.

• Downloading the JUNOScope Software from the Software Download Page

Downloading the JUNOScope Software from the Software Download Page

To download the JUNOScope software from the Juniper Networks Web site and start the JUNOScope installation, follow these steps:

1. Using a Web browser, go to the following location:
   
   

   https://www.juniper.net/junos/swdist/encryption/index.htm
2. Log in to the Juniper Networks authentication system using the username (generally your e-mail address) and password supplied by a Juniper Networks representative.
3. Download the appropriate JUNOScope software to the server workstation.
4. Start the JUNOScope installation program:

   hostname% download-directory/jtk-install-9.3R4.X-sunos5-sparc.sh install-directory

   or

   hostname% download-directory/jtk-install-9.3R4.X-linux2-i386.sh install-directory

Replace download-directory with the directory into which you downloaded the JUNOScope software from the software download page.

jtk-install-9.3R4X-sunos5-sparc.sh or jtk-install-9.3R4.X-linux2-i386.sh is the JUNOScope software file. Where X is the current software spin number.

Replace install-directory with the directory in which to install the JUNOScope software. If you do not specify an installation directory, the software is installed in the current directory.

Reconfiguring the JUNOScope Software

You can change the following JUNOScope software installation settings without rerunning the installation program. For more information about these settings, see the JUNOScope Software User Guide.

• HTTPS and HTTP ports on which the JUNOScope Web server should listen
• Port on which the JUNOScope server listens for control messages
• HTTP port on which the JUNOScope report server should listen
• Java Database Connectivity (JDBC) URL for accessing the JUNOScope database and demo database
• Enable or disable access for SQL interface to Inventory Management System
• Debug logging
• Syslog facility
• Idle session timeout
• Licensed software modules

You cannot change some settings, such as passwords. To change JUNOScope software settings, use the following command:

Reinstalling or Upgrading the JUNOScope Software

The process for reinstalling or upgrading the JUNOScope software is the same as for installing the software. To install the JUNOScope software, see Downloading the JUNOScope Software from the Software Download Page.

To reinstall or upgrade JUNOScope software, you must use the same user ID as the one used for the currently installed software.

Uninstalling the JUNOScope Software

To uninstall the JUNOScope software, follow these steps:

1. Stop the JUNOScope software and database by changing to the directory where you installed the JUNOScope software and typing the following command:

   hostname% install-directory/jtk/rc.d/jtk stop

2. Remove the JUNOScope software by typing the following command:

   hostname% rm-rf install-directory

Warning: The rm-rf install-directory command removes the JUNOScope install-directory, including all data.