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60 Installing and configuring VCSInstalling and configuring VCS 5.0Configuring global clustersYou can configure global clusters to link clusters at separate locations and enable wide-area failover and disaster recovery. Note that you must have entered a valid license key for VCS global clusters.To configure the global cluster option1 Review the required information to configure the global cluster option.2 Specify whether you want to configure the global cluster option. Do one ofthe following:■■To configure global cluster option, press Enter.Do you want to configure the Global Cluster Option? [y,n,q](y)To skip configuring global cluster option and advance to installing VCSpackages, enter n.See “Installing the VCS packages” on page 60.3 Provide information to configure the Global Cluster option.If you configured Cluster Management Console to manage this clusterlocally, the installer discovers and displays the virtual IP address andnetmask used by the Cluster Management Console. You can use the same virtual IP address and netmask.Do one of the following:■■If you want to use the default values, press Enter.If you do not want to use the default value, enter another IP address.The installer prompts you for a NIC and value for the netmask.Enter the Virtual IP address for Global Cluster Option:[b,?] (10.10.12.1)4 Verify and confirm the configuration of the global cluster.Global Cluster Option configuration verification:NIC: bge0IP: 10.10.12.1Netmask: 255.255.240.0Matching Cluster Management Console Virtual IP configurationIs this information correct? [y,n,q] (y)Installing the VCS packagesAfter the installer gathers all the configuration information, the installerinstalls the packages on the cluster systems. If you already installed the
Installing and configuring VCSInstalling and configuring VCS 5.061packages and chose to configure or reconfigure the cluster, the installerproceeds to create the configuration files.See “Creating VCS configuration files” on page 61.The utility checks for the required file system space and makes sure that anyprocesses that are running do not conflict with the installation. If requirementsfor installation are not met, the utility stops and indicates the actions requiredto proceed with the process. Review the output as the installer uninstalls anyprevious versions and installs the VCS 5.0 packages.Creating VCS configuration filesAfter installing the packages, the installer continues to create configurationfiles and copies them to each system:Creating Cluster Server configuration files ............ DoneCopying configuration files to north.................... DoneCopying configuration files to south.................... DoneCluster Server configured successfully.If you chose to configure the cluster in secure mode, the installer also configuresthe Symantec Product Authentication Service. Depending on the mode youchose to set up Authentication Service, the installer creates security principal orexecutes the encrypted file to create security principal on each node in thecluster. The installer creates the VxSS service group, creates AuthenticationServer credentials on each node in the cluster, and Web credentials for VCSusers, and sets up trust with the root broker. Then, the installer proceeds tostart VCS in secure mode.Starting VCSYou can now start VCS and its components on each system. If you chose toconfigure the cluster in secure mode, the installer also starts the AuthenticationService processes on each node in the cluster.To start VCS◆Confirm to start VCS and its components on each node.Do you want to start Veritas Cluster Server processes now? [y,n,q] (y) yCompleting the installationAfter VCS 5.0 installation completes successfully, the installer createssummary, log, and response files. The files provide useful information that canassist you with the installation and can also assist future installations. Table 3-5specifies the files created at the end of the installation.
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