02-04-2015 01:22 AM - edited 03-17-2019 01:49 AM
Hello,
I am trying to get RTMT working on my laptop. Using Windows 8.1 64-bit O/S. Have downloaded RTMT 8.91 from my CUCM 8.6 system.
I install from Admin Command line path:> CcmServRtmtPlugin.exe -I GUI
I select the path via the wizard and yeah all looks good. At the end I get message saying that the installation of RTMT 8.91 is finished,but some errors occurred during the install. Please see the installation log for details.
I go to the installation folder --> log and the folder is Empty.
the main issue is there is no Desktop icon, nor can I find it from the Metro (or Apps) screen on Win8.1. I then look in Explorer, but do not see any .exe files that might launch the Monitoring Tool. All I have are .jar files. which when clicked do not appear to do anything. Apparently the Java Run-time Environment is installed as part of the RTMT install.
Can somebody help. The Cisco doc "Chapter2: Installing and configuring RTMT" gives no mention about this, and have not seen a similar issue raised in this community.
thanks in advance
Dave
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02-22-2017 07:09 AM
A similar problem exists with RTMT v11.X when trying to install on a Windows2012 server.
The installer proposes as default directory /opt/Cisco/... and reports some errors. After installing the JRE folder is empty and jrtmt.exe is missing.
To solve it: Right click the installation file, select Properties and adjust Compatibility to Windows 8.
Geert.
02-04-2015 01:36 AM
Got it sorted.......Google is Awesome !!!! :)
FYI.....once the file has been downloaded from CUCM Plugins. Locate the installation file, Right click, Properties, Compatibility and enable compatability with Windows 7.
Did the trick for me :)
Dave
02-22-2017 07:09 AM
A similar problem exists with RTMT v11.X when trying to install on a Windows2012 server.
The installer proposes as default directory /opt/Cisco/... and reports some errors. After installing the JRE folder is empty and jrtmt.exe is missing.
To solve it: Right click the installation file, select Properties and adjust Compatibility to Windows 8.
Geert.
02-04-2015 01:09 PM
Almost all of the Cisco tools use Java / JRE (or whatever they are called) and I have faced this situation countless times.
I would request you to go to java.com, check if you have the latest Java/JRE (they have a tool for that) and most importantly , uninstall any older and incompatible versions of the Java / JRE
Once Java is fixed, I am sure the RTMT will work.
Let us know, how it goes.
HTH
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