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ClearPath IX Systems Installation and Configuration Guide

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Customizing the Site<br />

A dialogue box asks you to select the systems from which you want to remove agents.<br />

3. Select any CP_UN<strong>IX</strong>x systems, the SPO_Server, or both, that you will be renaming.<br />

• If you select a CP_UN<strong>IX</strong>x node, a dialogue box appears informing you that the<br />

UN<strong>IX</strong> agent for system CP_UN<strong>IX</strong>x has been removed <strong>and</strong> that you must execute<br />

/opt/SPO-agent/remove on the CP_UN<strong>IX</strong>x system.<br />

• If you select the SPO_Server, a dialogue box appears informing you that the UN<strong>IX</strong><br />

agent for system SPO_Server has been removed successfully.<br />

4. Click OK in response to either dialogue box.<br />

5. If you selected a CP_UN<strong>IX</strong>x node, sign on to the UnixWare node as root.<br />

6. Enter the following comm<strong>and</strong>s:<br />

cd /opt/SPO-agent<br />

./remove<br />

The URM agent is now removed.<br />

16.5.2. Editing the Hosts Files to Reflect New Node Names<br />

Note: This step cannot be performed for a Windows 2000 or Windows NT node hosts<br />

file because the Windows node hosts file is in a fixed format that does not allow<br />

aliases.<br />

To edit the hosts file on the SPO server <strong>and</strong> UnixWare nodes (if applicable) to reflect new<br />

names for nodes, take the following steps:<br />

1. If not already logged on, log on as superuser (10.13.2).<br />

2. Using an editor (for example, vi), open the /etc/hosts file.<br />

3. Determine whether the names of the nodes are correct (Example 16–1 shows the SPO<br />

server hosts file before editing <strong>and</strong> Example 16–2 shows a UnixWare node hosts file,<br />

both for a server with two Windows 2000 or Windows NT nodes <strong>and</strong> two UnixWare<br />

nodes).<br />

4. If the names are not correct, add the desired names or aliases to the current names.<br />

The names for UnixWare nodes <strong>and</strong> the SPO server should be the same as their UN<strong>IX</strong><br />

system names (uname). The uname can be determined by entering the following<br />

comm<strong>and</strong> on each system:<br />

uname -n<br />

For the 2200 node system consoles, the site’s preferred name should be used as the<br />

name in the SPO server host file; otherwise, SPO Basic Edition cannot bring up the<br />

replicated 2200 Console display.<br />

lan-address lan-node-name alias1.. ..aliasn # comment<br />

192.168.57.3 Intelnode1-name cp_nt1<br />

192.168.57.4 Intelnode3-name CP_UN<strong>IX</strong>1<br />

192.168.57.6 fddi22am # reserved for OPE<br />

192.168.57.7 fddi22mr # reserved for MAPPER<br />

192.168.57.23 Intelnode2-name cp_nt2<br />

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