5
After the installation is complete, review the installer report.
The installer stores the installvcs-universaluniqueidentifier response file in
the /opt/VRTS/install/logs/installvcs-universaluniqueidentifier/.response
directory where universaluniqueidentifier is a variable to uniquely identify
the file.
6
If you start VCS before VCS is installed and started on all nodes in the cluster,
you see the output similar to:
VCS:11306:Did not receive cluster membership, manual
intervention may be needed for seeding
7
Use a method of your choice (for example, by using NFS, ftp, or a floppy disk).
Copy the response file in a directory such as /tmp on the system where you
want to install VCS.
8
Edit the response file.
For the variables in the example, change the name of the system to reflect
the current local system:
.
$CFG{SYSTEMS} = ["east"];
.
.
$CFG{KEYS}{east} = ["XXXX-XXXX-XXXX-XXXX-XXXX-XXX"];
.
For demo or site licenses, the license key need not be changed.
9
On the next system, perform the following:
■ Mount the product disc.
See “Mounting the product disc” on page 49.
■ Start the software installation using the installvcs -responsefile
option.
# ./installvcs -responsefile /tmp/installvcs-uui.response
Where uui is the Universal Unique Identifier that the installer
automatically assigned to the response file.
See “Starting the software installation” on page 61.
10
Repeat step 7 through step 9 until VCS has been installed on all nodes in the
cluster.
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