Primary Device Server Installation - Juniper NETWORK AND SECURITY MANAGER 2010.4 - INSTALLATION GUIDE REV1 Installation Manual

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Filling in GUI Server config file(s)........................ok
Setting permissions for GUI Server..........................ok
Running generateMPK utility.................................ok
Running fingerprintMPK utility..............................ok
Installation of GUI Server complete.
----- INSTALLING HA Server -----
Looking for existing RPM package............................ok
Removing existing HA Server RPM.............................ok
Installing HA Server RPM....................................ok
Creating var directory......................................ok
Putting NSROOT into start scripts...........................ok
Filling in HA Server config file(s).........................ok
Setting permissions for HA Server...........................ok
Installation of HA Server complete.
----- SETTING START SCRIPTS -----
Disabling GUI Server start script...........................ok
Enabling HA Server start script.............................ok
########## PERFORMING POST-INSTALLATION TASKS ##########
Running webproxy Cert Generation............................ok
Removing staging directory..................................ok
NOTES:
- Installation log is stored in
/usr/netscreen/GuiSvr/var/errorLog/netmgtInstallLog.20080902165652
- This is the GUI Server fingerprint:
3F:B6:8B:A6:E9:E6:02:06:F6:24:3A:C7:26:E7:2F:DD:3A:31:D4:84
You will need this for verification purposes when logging into the GUI
Server. Please make a note of it.
[root@C73-16 ~]#

Primary Device Server Installation

The following example shows the complete installer script output for installing the
primary Device Server:
sh nsm2010.4_servers_linux_x86.sh
########## PERFORMING PRE-INSTALLATION TASKS ##########
Creating staging directory...ok
Running preinstallcheck...
Checking if platform is valid...............................ok
Checking for correct intended platform......................ok
Checking for CPU architecture...............................ok
Checking if all needed binaries are present.................ok
Checking for platform-specific binaries.....................ok
Checking for platform-specific packages.....................ok
Checking in System File for PostgreSQL and XDB parameters...ok
Checking for PostgreSQL.....................................ok
Checking if user is root....................................ok
Checking if user nsm exists.................................ok
Checking if iptables is running.............................ok
Checking if system meets RAM requirement....................ok
Checking for sufficient disk space..........................ok
Noting OS name..............................................ok
Stopping any running servers
########## EXTRACTING PAYLOADS ##########
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