Symantec Veritas Cluster Server One, Installation Manual

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76 Performing unattended client installations
About response files
About response files
Response files are pre-saved responses to questions that the client installer
asks. Use a response file to perform unattended installations.
Choose a response file type that works with your configuration:
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Deployment credential installation. For unattended installations without
predefined system credentials.
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Credential installation. For unattended installations with predefined system
credentials.
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No credential installation. For installations performed without credentials.
Response file example
This example shows a deployment credential installation and configuration of
the VCS One client on three systems (redhat1, redhat2, and redhat3) using the
deployment credential:
/PM/data/vcsone_deploy.credential
#
# installvcsonecd configuration values:
#
$CPI::CFG{OBC_MODE}="STANDALONE";
$CPI::CFG{OPT}{INSTALLCONFIG}=1;
$CPI::CFG{SYSTEMS}=[ qw(redhat1, redhat2, redhat3) ];
$CPI::CFG{UPI}="VCSONECD";
$CPI::CFG{VCSONECD_CC_ATPORT}=14159;
$CPI::CFG{VCSONECD_CLUSTERIP}=[ qw(10.198.92.127) ];
$CPI::CFG{VCSONECD_CREDPKG}="N";
$CPI::CFG{VCSONECD_DC_PMCOMM}="Y";
$CPI::CFG{VCSONECD_DC_TIMEOUT}=86400;
$CPI::CFG{VCSONECD_DEPLOYMENTCRED}="/PM/data/vcsone_deploy.credenti
al";
$CPI::CFG{VCSONECD_DEPLOYMENTCREDPKG}="Y";
$CPI::CFG{VCSONECD_LOCALIPS|{redhat1}{"10.198.92.127"}="None";
$CPI::CFG{VCSONECD_LOCALIPS|{redhat2}{"10.198.92.127"}="None"
$CPI::CFG{VCSONECD_LOCALIPS|{redhat3}{"10.198.92.127"}="None"
$CPI::CFG{VCSONECD_VALIDIP}{redhat1}="10.198.95.241";
$CPI::CFG{VCSONECD_VALIDIP}{redhat2}="10.198.95.242"
$CPI::CFG{VCSONECD_VALIDIP}{redhat3}="10.198.95.243"
See Appendix E, “Response file variables” for descriptions of each variables.
Using a response file from a previous installation
With each installation, the installation program generates a response file that
documents what the user entered at each installation prompt. The response file
is in the directory indicated at the end of the an installation; for example: