Adding A System To The Vcs One Policy Master Cluster; Verifying That The Vcs One Policy Master Service Group Is Online; Starting The Process Of Adding A System; Specifying The Target Systems - Symantec XGS-4728F Installation Manual

110 Adding a new or replacement system to the Policy Master cluster
Adding a system to the Policy Master cluster

Adding a system to the VCS One Policy Master cluster

This section provides instructions for adding a new system to your VCS One
Policy Master cluster.
For information on replacing a faulted system, see
VCS One Policy Master cluster" on page 112.
The steps for adding a system may vary, depending on your configuration.
Verifying that the VCS One Policy Master service group is
online
In the following steps, you are adding system1 to a Policy Master cluster that
includes system2.
To verify that the VCS One Policy Master service group is online
1 Verify that the VCS One Policy Master system is online. Enter the following:
# /opt/VRTSvcsone/bin/haadmin -state
2 Check that the Policy Master packages are installed on the system that you
are adding to the Policy Master cluster. Enter the following:
# rpm -qa |grep vcsone

Starting the process of adding a system

To start the process of adding a system
1 Navigate to the directory that contains the upgrade script. For example,
enter the following:
# cd /opt/VRTS/install
2 Add the VCS One Policy Master to the Policy Master cluster. Enter the
following:
# ./installvcsonepm -addnode

Specifying the target systems

You must specify the name of the system that you want to add to the Policy
Master cluster, and the system in the Policy Master cluster to which you
want to add the system.
1 At the prompt, enter the name of the Policy Master system that you want to
add to the Policy Master cluster. For example, enter the following:
system1
2 At the prompt, enter the name of the system to which you want to add the
Policy Master system. For example, enter the following: system2
"Replacing a system in the