Installing multiple individual device drivers silently
This task describes how to install individual device drivers silently using the command line drivers bulk install script (drivers_bulk_install.sh).
Before you begin
Note: Before using the bulk installer, at least one driver must be installed on the system so that
the drivers_bulk_installer.sh script is present in the
install_dir/drivers/bin directory.
Procedure
Results
Example
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'.[icosuser@ncm-server drivers]# ./drivers_bulk_install.sh . ITNCMProperties.txt
Starting bulk installation
Using download directory: .
Using silent properties: ITNCMProperties.txt
Using derived Java executable: /opt/IBM/tivoli/netcool/ncm/jre/bin/java
Processing ./CiscoRouter76xxS72033PK9SVMZ122.bin
Installation: Successful. (Summary: 119 Successes, 0 Warnings, 0 NonFatalErrors, 0 FatalErrors)
Completed processing ./CiscoRouter76xxS72033PK9SVMZ122.bin
Processing ./CiscoRouterISRG215x.bin
Installation: Successful. (Summary: 119 Successes, 0 Warnings, 0 NonFatalErrors, 0 FatalErrors)
Completed processing ./CiscoRouterISRG215x.bin
Totals: 2 Successes, 0 Fails, 0 Undetermined
Ended bulk installation
What to do next
/opt/IBM/tivoli/netcool/ncm/bin/itncm.sh start
Once Netcool Configuration Manager has restarted, any newly installed SmartModel drivers will be recognized and catalogued, but they will be in Standard mode. To switch them to SmartModel mode, follow the documentation at Changing SmartModel drivers from Standard to SmartModel mode.
To ensure that all servers in a distributed environment have the same drivers installed, it is useful to check the driver consistency on all servers. Navigate to the Systems Manager, and access Servers. Driver consistency is indicated by the Driver Checksum field against each server.