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• The CWS host name.
• The name of the boot/install server's interface that is attached to the
– Step 18.3: Set up routing to the CWS host name: If you have a default
route set up on the Enterprise Server, you will have to delete it. If you do
not remove the route, customization will fail when it tries to set up the
default route defined in the SDR. In order for customization to occur, you
must define a static route to the CWS's host name. For example, if the
CWS's host name is its token ring address, such as 9.114.73.76, and your
gateway is 9.114.73.254, execute the following:
route add -host 9.114.73.76 9.114.73.254
– Step 18.4: FTP the SDR_dest_info file: During customization, certain
information will be read from the SDR. In order to get to the SDR, you
must FTP the /etc/SDR_dest_info file from the CWS to the
/etc/SDR_dest_info file on the Enterprise Server and check the mode and
ownership of the file.
– Step 18.5: Verify perfagent: Ensure that perfagent.tools 2.2.32.x is
installed on the Enterprise Server.
– Step 18.6: Mount the pssplpp directory: Mount the
/spdata/sys1/install/pssplpp directory on the boot/install server from the
Enterprise Server. For example, issue:
mount k3n1:/spdata/sys1/install/pssplpp /mnt
– Step 18.7: Install ssp.basic: Install ssp.basic and its prerequisites onto the
Enterprise Server. For example, issue:
installp -aXgd/mnt/PSSP-3.2 ssp.basic 2>&1 | tee /tmp/install.log
– Step 18.8: Unmount the pssplpp directory: Unmount the
/spdata/sys1/install/pssplpp directory on the boot/install server from the
Enterprise Server. For example, issue:
umount /mnt
– Step 18.9: Run pssp_script: Run the
/usr/lpp/ssp/install/bin/pssp_script
– Step 18.10: Reboot: Perform a reboot. For example:
shutdown -Fr
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Enterprise Server's en0 interface (SP administrative LAN interface).
by issuing:
pssp_script