6.1 HP IBRIX X9000 Network Storage System Installation Guide (TA768-96058, June 2012)

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
DescriptionOption
Specifies the cluster interface-C <CLUSTER_IF>
Specifies the User virtual interface device name for Fusion Manager (for example: eth0:1)-D <USERVIF_DEV>
Forces overwriting the existing files.-F
Specifies the User virtual interface network mask for Fusion Manager-N
<USERVIF_NETMASK>
Specifies the path for installing X9000 client software-P <PATH>
Uninstalls Fusion Manager, file serving node software, and statstool components on this file
serving node, but retains the RPMs
-U
Specifies the User virtual interface IP address for Fusion Manager-V <USERVIF_IP>
Specifies the Cluster virtual interface device name for Fusion Manager (for example, eth0:0)-d <VIF_DEVICE>
Specifies the Cluster virtual interface when installing the X9000 client software-i <CLUSTER_NAME/
VIF_IP>
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