Cluster Server Installation Guide for Solaris x64 5.0 - Storage ...

Cluster Server Installation Guide for Solaris x64 5.0 - Storage ... Cluster Server Installation Guide for Solaris x64 5.0 - Storage ...

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70 Installing and configuring VCSPerforming automated installationsAssuming the systems are set up and meet the requirements for installation,you can perform unattended installation from one of the cluster systems whereyou have copied the response file.To perform unattended installation1 Navigate to the folder containing the installvcs program.# cd /cdrom/cdrom0/cluster_server2 Start the installation from one of the cluster systems where you have copiedthe response file.# ./installvcs -responsefile /tmp/response_fileWhere /tmp/response_file is the response file’s full path name.Syntax used in response fileExample response fileThe syntax of Perl statements included in the response file varies, depending on whether “Scalar” or “List” values are required by the variables.For example,$CFG{Scalar_variable}="value"; or, in the case of an integer value:$CFG{Scalar_variable}=123;or, in the case of a list:$CFG(List_variable}=["value", "value", "value"];The example response file resembles the file created by installvcs after theexample VCS installation. It is a modified version of the response file generatedon vcs_cluster2 that you can use to install VCS on vcs_cluster3. Review thevariables required for installation.See Table 3-6‚ ”Response file variables.”## installer configuration values:#$CPI::CFG{AT_ROOTDOMAIN}="root\@sxvcs505.cdc.veritas.com";$CPI::CFG{CMC_CC_CONFIGURED}=1;$CPI::CFG{CMC_CLUSTERID}{IFRT01}=1169779551;$CPI::CFG{CMC_MSADDR}{IFRT01}="sxvcs003.cdc.veritas.com";$CPI::CFG{CMC_MSADDR}{sxvcs003}="sxvcs003.cdc.veritas.com";$CPI::CFG{CMC_MS_ROOT_HASH}="wgtl0912";$CPI::CFG{CMC_SERVICE_PASSWORD}="U2FsdGVkX1/W/hFxuqvTgtyQhBBEjDeE";$CPI::CFG{ENCRYPTED}="U2FsdGVkX18tyezIGKwtmQNRME+a4L3K2Uyx8nyEHns=";$CPI::CFG{KEYS}{IFRT01}=[ qw(PZZV-T3KB-K2SX-OFA6-38CZ-8C) ];$CPI::CFG{KEYS}{sxvcs003}=[ qw(PZZV-T3KB-K2SX-OFA6-38CZ-8C) ];

Installing and configuring VCSPerforming automated installations71$CPI::CFG{OBC_IGNOREWARNINGS}=0;$CPI::CFG{OBC_MODE}="STANDALONE";$CPI::CFG{OPT}{INSTALL}=1;$CPI::CFG{OPT}{NOEXTRAPKGS}=1;$CPI::CFG{OPT}{RSH}=1;$CPI::CFG{SYSTEMS}=[ qw(IFRT01 sxvcs003) ];$CPI::CFG{UPI}="VCS";$CPI::CFG{VCS_ALLOWCOMMS}="Y";$CPI::CFG{VCS_CLUSTERID}=8;$CPI::CFG{VCS_CLUSTERNAME}="vcs_cluster3";$CPI::CFG{VCS_CSGNETMASK}="255.255.248.0";$CPI::CFG{VCS_CSGNIC}{ALL}="e1000g0";$CPI::CFG{VCS_CSGVIP}="10.198.90.223";$CPI::CFG{VCS_GCONETMASK}="255.255.248.0";$CPI::CFG{VCS_GCOVIP}="10.198.90.223";$CPI::CFG{VCS_LLTLINK1}{IFRT01}="e1000g2";$CPI::CFG{VCS_LLTLINK1}{sxvcs003}="e1000g2";$CPI::CFG{VCS_LLTLINK2}{IFRT01}="e1000g3";$CPI::CFG{VCS_LLTLINK2}{sxvcs003}="e1000g3";Response file variable definitionsTable 3-6 lists the variables used in the response file and their definitions. Notethat while some variables are labeled as required and others as optional, some ofthe optional variables, if used, make it necessary to define other optionalvariables. For example, all variables related to the cluster service group(CSGNIC, CSGVIP, and CSGNETMASK) must be defined if any are defined. Thesame is true for the SMTP notification (SMTPSERVER, SMTPRECP, andSMTPRSEV), SNMP trap notification (SNMPPORT, SNMPCONS, andSNMPCSEV), and the Global Cluster Option (CGONIC, GCOVIP, andGCONETMASK).Table 3-6Response file variablesVariableList/ScalarOpt’l/Req’dDescription$CPI::CFG{OPT}{INSTALL} Scalar Req’d List of systems where VCS mustbe installed and configured.$CPI::CFG{OPT}{INSTALLONLY} Scalar Opt’l List of systems where VCSpackages must be installed.Configuration can beperformed at a later time usingthe -configure option.

70 Installing and configuring VCSPer<strong>for</strong>ming automated installationsAssuming the systems are set up and meet the requirements <strong>for</strong> installation,you can per<strong>for</strong>m unattended installation from one of the cluster systems whereyou have copied the response file.To per<strong>for</strong>m unattended installation1 Navigate to the folder containing the installvcs program.# cd /cdrom/cdrom0/cluster_server2 Start the installation from one of the cluster systems where you have copiedthe response file.# ./installvcs -responsefile /tmp/response_fileWhere /tmp/response_file is the response file’s full path name.Syntax used in response fileExample response fileThe syntax of Perl statements included in the response file varies, depending on whether “Scalar” or “List” values are required by the variables.For example,$CFG{Scalar_variable}="value"; or, in the case of an integer value:$CFG{Scalar_variable}=123;or, in the case of a list:$CFG(List_variable}=["value", "value", "value"];The example response file resembles the file created by installvcs after theexample VCS installation. It is a modified version of the response file generatedon vcs_cluster2 that you can use to install VCS on vcs_cluster3. Review thevariables required <strong>for</strong> installation.See Table 3-6‚ ”Response file variables.”## installer configuration values:#$CPI::CFG{AT_ROOTDOMAIN}="root\@sxvcs505.cdc.veritas.com";$CPI::CFG{CMC_CC_CONFIGURED}=1;$CPI::CFG{CMC_CLUSTERID}{IFRT01}=1169779551;$CPI::CFG{CMC_MSADDR}{IFRT01}="sxvcs003.cdc.veritas.com";$CPI::CFG{CMC_MSADDR}{sxvcs003}="sxvcs003.cdc.veritas.com";$CPI::CFG{CMC_MS_ROOT_HASH}="wgtl0912";$CPI::CFG{CMC_SERVICE_PASSWORD}="U2FsdGVkX1/W/hFxuqvTgtyQhBBEjDeE";$CPI::CFG{ENCRYPTED}="U2FsdGVkX18tyezIGKwtmQNRME+a4L3K2Uyx8nyEHns=";$CPI::CFG{KEYS}{IFRT01}=[ qw(PZZV-T3KB-K2SX-OFA6-38CZ-8C) ];$CPI::CFG{KEYS}{sxvcs003}=[ qw(PZZV-T3KB-K2SX-OFA6-38CZ-8C) ];

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