HP Serviceguard Toolkit for NFS on Linux User Guide (May 2013)

3 Installing and uninstalling HP Serviceguard toolkit for NFS
Perform the following steps to install or upgrade the NFS toolkit. This RPM must be installed on all
the nodes of the cluster that are configured to run the NFS toolkit package.
• For a fresh installation of the toolkit, run the following command:
rpm -ivh
serviceguard-<toolkitname>-toolkit-<version_number>.<OS_destro>.noarch.rpm
For example: rpm -ivh
serviceguard-nfs-toolkit-A.03.03.10.sles11.noarch.rpm
• To upgrade a already installed version of the toolkit, run the following command:
rpm -Uvh --noscripts
serviceguard-<toolkitname>-toolkit-<version_number>.<OS_destro>.noarch.rpm
For example: rpm -Uvh --noscripts
serviceguard-nfs-toolkit-A.03.03.10.redhat.noarch.rpm
The files are installed in the following directories:
• $SGROOT/nfstoolkit
• $SGCONF/modules/tkit/nfs
• $SGCONF/scripts/tkit/nfs
Files and directories created for HP Serviceguard toolkit for NFS after
installation
The following table describes the scripts and files that are installed.
Table 1 Files created after HP Serviceguard toolkit for NFS is installed
Available in DirectoryDescriptionFile Name
$SGROOT/nfstoolkitThis is the toolkit configuration file that
is specific only for the legacy style
hanfs.conf
packaging. The file contains a list of
pre-defined variables that must be set
for your unique environment. This file
is .
This is the toolkit main script for
internally starting or stopping NFS
hanfs.sh
daemons, exporting or unexporting
the file systems.
This script is used by hanfs.sh script
for providing NFS file lock migration
feature for NFS server package.
nfs.flm
This script is used to monitor NFS
daemons, file lock migration script,
and rmtab synchronization process.
nfs.mon
This is the toolkit interface script. This
acts as an interface between the
toolkit.sh
package control script and the toolkit
main script.
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