Symantec Veritas Cluster Server One, Installation Manual

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Appendix
E
Response file variables
The variable’s type and dimension indicate how the values are defined. A semi-
colon indicates the end of the definition. Typical formats include the following:
■ A one-dimensional list is a simple list.
$CPI::CFG{SYSTEMS}=[qw(sys30 sys31)];
■ A two-dimensional list has the two dimensions on the left of the equal sign.
$CPI::CFG{VCSONEPM_NETMASK}{<DUMMY>}= [qw (255.255.254.0)
255.555.254.00];
■
A one-dimensional scalar is a variable with a single value.
$CPI::CFG{UPI}= “VCSONECD”;
■ A two-dimension scalar is a variable with a single value and the variable to
the left of the equal sign has two dimensions.
$CPI::CFG{OPT}{CONFIGURE}=1;
Table E-1 describes response file variables. The response file variables depend
on the product being installed. For example, the variables in the
installvcsoncd
response file differ from those in
installagpack
.
Table E-1 Response file variable definitions
Variable Dimension/
Type Definition
$CPI::CFG{AT_ROOTDOMAIN} 1 dimen. list Optional. Defines the name of the
system where the root broker is
installed.
$CPI::CFG{DONOTINSTALL} 1 dimen. list Optional. Defines a list of optional
RPMs not to be installed on the
systems.