You may need to save it on your desktop and then copy it to your Applications folder due to Applications folder permission constraints. When you save the script set the file type as Application. Once you confirm the AppleScript is functional, save the script locally on your machine. So, for this version of RTMT I created a new folder (/Applications/Cisco RTMT/JRTMT10.5.2/) in Finder. I do this ahead of time because the installer wizard is going to bulk at creating folders due to permissions issues. So, I create a custom sub-folder in my Application folder for Cisco RTMT and then I create another sub-folder for my new version. It is annoying but I just accept it as a fact of life. I usually plan on having multiple RTMT versions installed at any given time. Take a look at the fix provided at the end of this blog if you want to preemptively address the issue. Either way, you'll know if you have the issue soon enough. To avoid running into the Unsupported major.minor version error discussed in the 'Troubleshooting' section, I recommend you just implement the fix ahead of time. Galactus-2:RTMT xx$cd ~/installfiles/cisco/rtmt/ĬcmServRtmtPlugin-10-5-2.bin CcmServRtmtPlugin-9-1-2.exe To do this, launch a terminal application and go to the directory where you downloaded the binary file (I downloaded it to installfiles/cisco/rtmt/). You need to toggle the executable attribute on the file. I don't know them all, just the ones I have run across. I am not a Java guru and RTMT has Java environment dependencies. There are a couple of things to be mindful of and your mileage may vary.

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