Installing Cluster Software
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Compaq Confidential – Need to Know Required
Writer:
Rachel Williams
Project:
Compaq ProLiant Clusters for SCO UnixWare 7 U/300 Quick Install Guide for the Compaq ProLiant DL380
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Part Number:
221544-001
File Name:
d-ch3 Installing Software.doc
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6.
Enter the node 1 UnixWare license, the node 2 UnixWare license, and
the NonStop Clusters license. To complete this step, you must have
either UnixWare licenses that include the mirroring license, or an
add-on license for either the ODM or mirroring.
After you exit the license manager, the node continues booting.
NOTE:
Node 2 cannot join the cluster until licensing information has been entered on
node 1.
Installing Node 2
Before beginning the installation, select the appropriate set of Quick Install
CDs for your cluster configuration. Choose the CDs for either the ServerNet I
cluster interconnect or Ethernet cluster interconnect.
IMPORTANT:
Do not reboot node 2 until after the installation on node 1 is complete and
node 1 has been rebooted.
NOTE:
To save time, you can install both nodes together. Insert the CDs into the servers,
power up the servers, and follow the procedures for each node at the same time.
To install the software on node 2, follow these steps:
1.
Power up node 2, and then insert the Quick Install CD for node 2 into
the CD-ROM. Wait while node 2 boots from the CD. A warning
message indicates that data will be lost.
2.
Press
Enter
to continue, or, for clusters using Ethernet interconnect,
power down the system to abort the installation.
The software begins to load and a progress bar indicates the installation
progress.
For clusters using ServerNet I interconnect, wait for a message that
indicates that the installation is complete, and then skip to step 3.
For clusters using Ethernet interconnect, when the software has been
loaded, a screen displays a request for the Ethernet interconnect
information. Continue with the following steps.
a.
Accept the default addresses and netmask or enter the Ethernet
interconnect address for node 1, the Ethernet interconnect address
for node 2, and the netmask.
