How to get opConfig operating for the first time once you have the Opmantek VM operating or once you have the opConfig software and mongoDB installed on your own OS.
You will have a working instance supporting the Cisco and Linux operating systems at the end.
Prerequisites
- Root access is available.
- NMIS, opConfig sofrware and MongoDB must already be installed and integrated (which they are on the Opmantek VM)
- You will need a license for opConfig (evaluation licenses are available here).
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There is a lot more you can do with the Cron entries to enable different types of config collection activities at different times this is covered in detail in the Advanced Configuration Guide |
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Adding the first nodes
This is discussed in the opConfig Configuration Guide HERE
At this point opConfig should be ready for operation, but won't have any knowledge of which nodes to manage or how to access those nodes.
- Adding
Add Credential
setssets
Adding devices and associating them with methods of access and credentials.
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We currently (as of version 8.5.8G) provide out of the box support for Cisco IOS and Linux. Please refer to Operating System Support in opConfig for further operating systems available now and planned. |
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