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190 Sample installation output
Installing the VCS One client
Choosing when to configure the client
Configuring the client
Veritas Cluster Server One 5.0.0 by Symantec
It is possible to install VCS One Client rpms without performing
configuration. It is optional to configure VCS One Client now. If
you choose to configure VCS One Client later, you can either do so
manually, or run the installvcsonecd -configure command. The product
installation scripts can be found in /opt/VRTS/install directory
Are you ready to configure VCS One Client? [y,n,q] (y)
Veritas Cluster Server One 5.0.0 by Symantec
You have chosen to configure VCS One Client. Answer the following
questions:
Enter 'b', to move back to the first question in the configuration
set.
Enter '?', to display additional information about the question.
After you complete each set of questions, you see a summary of the
information that you entered. Enter 'n', to repeat a question set
and modify your entries. Changes are implemented after you provide
and confirm all the configuration information, and the VCS One
Client installation process completes successfully.
Press [Enter] to continue:
Veritas Cluster Server One 5.0.0 by Symantec
To configure the VCS One client, the following is required:
The Policy Master virtual IP addresses
Client base IP addresses for available subnets on which Policy
Master and client nodes can communicate.
The location of SSL libraries (version 0.9.8 or greater)
Enter one or more Virtual IPs of the Policy Master separated by
space: [?] 10.198.92.127
Enter the local IP on redhat95241 to use for communication with the
virtual IP address 10.198.92.127 on the Policy Master. (press enter
to use default) [?] (None)
Enter the local IP on redhat95244 to use for communication with the
virtual IP address 10.198.92.127 on the Policy Master. (press enter
to use default) [?] (None)
IP addresses configured on redhat95241: 10.198.95.241 1.2.3.4
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