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42 Preparing to install and configure VCSGetting your VCS installation and configuration information ready■To configure the Cluster Management Console to locally manage this cluster(optional), you need:The name of the public NIC for eachnode in the clusterThe device name for the NIC that providespublic network access.Example: bge0A virtual IP address of the NIC for theCluster Management ConsoleThis virtual IP address becomes a resource foruse by the ClusterService group that includesthe Cluster Management Console. The“Cluster Virtual IP address” can fail over toanother cluster system, making the WebConsole highly available.Example: 10.10.12.1The netmask for the virtual IPaddressThe subnet used with the virtual address.Example: 255.255.240.0■To configure the Cluster Management Console cluster connector (optional),you need:The management server networkaddress for Cluster ManagementConsoleThe Cluster Management Console clusterconnector requires the management servernetwork address.Example:mgmtserver1.symantecexample.comA Cluster Management Consoleservice account passwordThe root hash of the managementserverYou must have set this account passwordwhile installing the management server.You can use vssat showbrokerhashcommand and copy the root hash of themanagement server.■To configure SMTP email notification (optional), you need:The domain-based address of theSMTP serverThe email address of each SMTPrecipient to be notifiedThe SMTP server sends notification emailsabout the events within the cluster.Example: smtp.symantecexample.comExample: john@symantecexample.com
Preparing to install and configure VCSGetting your VCS installation and configuration information ready43To decide the minimum severity ofevents for SMTP email notificationEvents have four levels of severity:I=Information, W=Warning, E=Error, andS=SevereError.Example: E■To configure SNMP trap notification (optional), you need:The port number for the SNMP trap The default port number is 162.daemonThe system name for each SNMPconsoleTo decide the minimum severity ofevents for SNMP trap notificationExample: saturnEvents have four levels of severity:I=Information, W=Warning, E=Error, andS=SevereError.Example: E■To configure global clusters (optional), you need:The name of the public NICThe virtual IP address of the NICThe netmask for the virtual IPaddressYou can use the same NIC that you configuredfor the ClusterService group. Otherwise,specify appropriate values for the NIC.Example: bge0You can use the same virtual IP address thatyou configured for the ClusterService group.Otherwise, specify appropriate values for thevirtual IP address.Example: 10.10.12.1You can use the same netmask as configuredfor the ClusterService group. Otherwise,specify appropriate values for the netmask.Example: 255.255.240.0■To configure I/O fencing:The names of the three disks thatform the coordinator disk groupThe DMP nodes names for each diskin the coordinator disk group (ifusing DMP)Example: c1t1d0s0, c2t1d0s0,c3t1d0s0Example: /dev/vx/dmp
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