10 Using Ibrixinit - HP IBRIX X9000 Installation Manual

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10 Using ibrixinit

The ibrixinit utility is used to install or uninstall the Fusion Manager, file serving node, and
statstool packages on a file serving node. It can also be used to install or uninstall the X9000
client package on a Linux client.
Synopsis
Install the Fusion Manager, file serving node, and statstool packages on a file serving node:
./ibrixinit -C <CLUSTER_IF> -v <VIF_IP> -m <VIF_NETMASK> -d <VIF_DEVICE>
-w <PORT_NO> -F [-V <USERVIF_IP>] [-D <USERVIF_DEV>] [-N
<USERVIF_NETMASK>]
For example:
./ibrixinit -C eth4 -v 192.168.49.54 -m 255.255.0.0 -d eth4:1 -w 9009
-F -V 10.30.49.54 -D eth0:1 -N 255.255.0.0
Uninstall the Fusion Manager, file serving node, and statstool packages from a file serving node,
including the RPMs:
./ibrixinit -u
Uninstall the Fusion Manager, file serving node, and statstool packages from a file serving node,
retaining the RPMs:
./ibrixinit -U
Install the X9000 client package on a Linux client:
./ibrixinit -tc -C <CLUSTER_IF> -i <CLUSTER_NAME/VIF_IP>
For example:
./ibrixinit -tc -C eth4 -i 192.168.49.54
Uninstall the X9000 client package from a Linux client , including the RPMs:
./ibrixinit -tc -u
Uninstall the X9000 client package from a Linux client , retaining the RPMs:
./ibrixinit -tc -U
Options
Option
-C <CLUSTER_IF>
-D <USERVIF_DEV>
-F
-N
<USERVIF_NETMASK>
-P <PATH>
-U
-V <USERVIF_IP>
-d <VIF_DEVICE>
-i <CLUSTER_NAME/
VIF_IP>
Description
Specifies the cluster interface
Specifies the User virtual interface device name for Fusion Manager (for example: eth0:1)
Forces overwriting the existing files.
Specifies the User virtual interface network mask for Fusion Manager
Specifies the path for installing X9000 client software
Uninstalls Fusion Manager, file serving node software, and statstool components on this file
serving node, but retains the RPMs
Specifies the User virtual interface IP address for Fusion Manager
Specifies the Cluster virtual interface device name for Fusion Manager (for example, eth0:0)
Specifies the Cluster virtual interface when installing the X9000 client software
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