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NOTE: If you are installing NSM on Solaris, the path to the SSH
executable is typically different than the default setting of
/usr/bin/rsync
The installer prompts you to ensure that a trust relationship is established between
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the primary and secondary servers. If you have already established the trust
relationship, press Enter to continue with the installation. If you have not yet established
a trust relationship, press Ctrl + Z to abort the installation, establish a trust relationship
as described in "Establishing an SSH Trust Relationship" on page 85, and then restart
the installer.
The installer next prompts you to determine if you want to perform daily backups of
the database locally.
If you want NSM to perform a local backup of the database on a daily basis, enter y.
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If you do not want to back up the database locally, enter n.
NOTE: You must allow local backup if you want to specify remote backup.
If you specify that you want to perform automatic backups, the installer prompts you
to configure options for the backup operation:
a. Type a two-digit number (00 through 23) specifying the hour of day that you want
NSM to perform the daily backup operation. For example, if you want NSM to
perform the daily backup operation at noon, type 12; for midnight, type 00. Press
Enter to accept the default setting of 02 (2:00 AM).
b. Enter n so daily backups are not sent to a remote server. If you enter y, the installer
prompts for an IP address for the remote backup server.
NOTE: If you want to perform backups to a remote server, make sure
to establish a trust relationship with that server. See "Establishing a
Trust Relationship" on page 27
c. Type a number (from 0 to 7) to specify how many database backup files NSM
stores. After the management system reaches the maximum number of files
configured, it overwrites the oldest file and creates a new backup. Press Enter to
accept the default setting of seven backup files.
d. Type a number specifying how many seconds you want NSM to wait while
performing backups until the process times out.
The installer prompts you to configure the Device Server database.
Configure the Device Server database as follows:
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a. Enter a port number for the Device Server database.
. It is typically
/usr/local/bin
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