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69 Installing and configuring the VCS One client
Installing the VCS One client
To install the client using permanent credentials
1 Log in as root on the Policy Master system or on a system with passwordless
ssh communication with the Policy Master.
2 Create authentication credential packages for each VCS One client system.
Enter the following:
#
./installvcsonecd -createcredential
The installer lists the installation log location.
3 At the prompt, enter the system names, separated by a single space, where
you want to install VCS One client daemon software or configure software
already installed. For example, the names of the systems may be Sys1, Sys2,
Sys3, and Sys4. (Do not enter fully-qualified domain names.)
Note: Each system must run the same operating system.
As the utility runs, it displays its actions and reports where it places the
credential packages. It does not perform an installation.
4 Copy created credential packages to a system where you plan to install the
VCS One client. Make a note of where you copy the files.
5 Install or configure the VCS One client daemon software on the systems
specified in
step 3 . Enter the following:
#
./installvcsonecd
6 During the installation, do the following:
■ At the permanent credential prompt, enter
y
.
■ Specify the path to the location where you copied the credential
packages in
step 4 .
Installing the VCS One client
After you have completed the client installation, the client software will be
running and the system will be part of the VCS One cluster.
If you have an earlier version of a VCS One client installed, you must completely
uninstall it before installing the VCS One 5.0 client. For uninstallation
instructions, see the
Veritas Cluster Server One Installation Guide for the VCS
One version you want to uninstall.
Before you install the VCS One client on a Solaris system with zones, ensure that
the zones have been completely installed, including an initial boot of the zones.