Setting up HP SIM 5.x on an HP-UX Serviceguard Cluster (448492-002, February 2008)

6
Requisite scan completed successfully.
Configuring Server Components (15):
1. Check Kernel Parameters ..Done
2. Node Security File ..Done
3. Server Property File ..Done
4. Server Authentication Keys ..Done
5. SSH Keys ..Done
6. Status Property File ..Done
7. Task Results Output
Cleanup ..Done
8. Database Configuration ....Done
9. Database Content ..Done
10. Web Server ..Done
11. Setup Property File ..Done
12. JBoss Setup ..Done
13. Agent Configuration ..Done
14. Management Services ..Done
15. Initialization and Da
tabase Population ....
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Start initialization .....Done
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Configuring tools and populating tools database
.....................Done
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Initializing database ..........Done
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Compiling MIB and populating MIB database ....Done
Completed all ta
sks successfully.
Details can be found in the log files at: /var/opt/mx/logs
Note:
The initialization of the upgrade is done in the background, which takes several minutes.
To verify if the upgrade is 100% complete, view the file by executing the followin
g command:
#
cat /var/opt/mx/logs/initconfig.log
5.
Verify that the
mxdomainmgr
,
mxinventory
, and
mxdtf
daemons are running by executing
the following command:
#
ps
–
ef | grep mx
6.
If they are not running, start them by executing the following command:
# /
opt
/mx/bin/mxstart
7.
After installing the HP SIM package perform the following steps to create the relevant directories
on the shared storage, copy the contents of the original directory and create symbolic links.
(respectively
/etc/pam.d/mxpamauthrealm, /etc
/opt/mx, / opt/mx, /var/opt/mx,
/etc/init.d/hpsim, /var/opt/smdb
),
8.
Stop the running processes first to avoid problems:
#
/etc/init.d/hpsim stop
#
/etc/init.d/hpsmsb stop
9.
Create the future shared storage mount point:
#
mkdir /hpsimlnx
10.
Create the LVM infras
tructure on the shared storage (here
/dev/sdb
):
[root@SG1hpsimlnx ~]#
pvcreate /dev/sdb
Physical volume "/dev/sdb" successfully created
[root@SG1hpsimlnx ~]#
vgcreate vgsg /dev/sdb
Volume group "vgsg" successfully created
[root@SG1hpsimlnx ~]#
lvcreate
-
L 19990M
-
n lvsg vgsg
Rounding up size to full physical extent 19.52 GB
Logical volume "lvsg" created