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4
Enter a unique ID between 0-65535. For example, enter the following:
Cluster ID Number:
You see a list of information that is required to configure the Policy Master.
5
Enter the NIC for the Policy Master virtual IP address. For example:
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(On Linux) eth0
(On Solaris x64) bge0
■
6
At the prompt, specify whether or not you want to use the same NIC on all
of the Policy Master systems.
Type y to use the same NIC on all of the Policy Master systems. Type n to
use different NICs for different Policy Master systems.
If more than one base IP address is detected, select a base IP address.
7
Do one of the following:
If you are not prompted the
select a base IP address
If you are prompted the select
a base IP address
8
Enter one or more virtual IP addresses for the Policy Master. For example,
enter the following:
192.168.1.102
9
Enter the netmask for the Policy Master virtual IP address. For example,
enter the following:
255.255.252.0
10 Verify that the virtual IP address and NIC information is correct. Enter the
following: y.
11 At the prompt, allow the Policy Master to restart. Enter the following: y.
You see a message stating whether the ID and virtual IP address were
updated successfully.
Verify that the ID and virtual IP addresses were updated
successfully
To verify that the ID and virtual IP addresses were updated successfully
1
Enter the following:
# /opt/VRTSvcsone/bin/hagrp -state
2
Verify that the new virtual IP address is enabled. Enter the following:
ifconfig -a
#
Upgrading from VCS One 2.0.1 to 5.0
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Go to
step
8.
Select a base IP address.
Then go to
step
8.
Upgrading the Policy Master
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