N1 Service Provisioning System 4.1 Installation Guide

Sample Remote Agent Parameters File for Solaris OS, Red Hat Linux, and IBM AIX

A sample parameters file is installed on the Master Server in the /server/bin directory, along with other scripts, when you install the Master Server. The contents of the sample parameters file are shown below.


# This is a sample file that sets the parameters required 
# for the remote installation of Remote Agents.
# 
# This file must be uncommented and edited with the correct
# values before it can be used.
# $Id: cr_ra_41_remote_params.sh,v 1.2 2003/11/21 22:50:20 tchang Exp $

# CR_RA_INSTALLBASE - the base directory where the
# Remote Agent will be installed.  If the directory
# does not exist, the installer will attempt to create it.  
# Defaults to /opt/SUNWn1sps
CR_RA_INSTALLBASE=/opt/SUNWn1sps

# CR_RA_OWNER - The owner of the distribution. A pre-existing
# user must be specified.  Defaults to 'n1sps'.
CR_RA_OWNER=n1sps

# CR_RA_GROUP - The group owner of the distribution.  A 
# pre-existing group name must be specified.   Defaults to 'n1sps'.
CR_RA_GROUP=n1sps

# CR_RA_PORT - Port number that the Remote Agent will listen on. 
# An integer value between 1024 and 65535 must be specified.  Defaults
# to 2313.
CR_RA_PORT=2313

# CR_RA_CTYPE - Parent connection type.  How the parent connects to
# this RA.  One of 'raw' (unencrypted), 'ssh', or 'ssl'.  Default is
# raw.
#
CR_RA_CTYPE=raw

# CR_RA_CIPHER_TYPE - SSL cipher suite type.  One of '1' (encryption,
# no authentication) or '2' (encryption, with authentication).
# Default is 1, but has no effect for parent connection type of raw or
# ssh.
#
CR_RA_CIPHER_TYPE=1

# CR_RA_INSTALL_JRE - Directive of whether or not a JRE should be
# installed with the Remote Agent for it's use.  Defaults to 'y'.  Valid
# values are 'y' or 'n'.
CR_RA_INSTALL_JRE=y

# JRE_HOME - Directive for the location of the JRE installation.  If
# the CR_RA_INSTALL_JRE directive is set to 'y', the installer will
# install the JRE.  In this case, the JRE_HOME value will be 
# $CR_RA_INSTALLBASE/common/jre.  If the installer is not going to 
# install the JRE, the JRE_HOME should point to where the pre-existing JRE
# is installed.
JRE_HOME=$CR_RA_INSTALLBASE/N1_Service_Provisioning_System/common/jre


# CR_RA_SUID - Directive of whether or not the RA should be installed
# with the setuid root privledges.  Defaults to 'y'.  Valid values are 'y'
# or 'n'.  This only works when the remote installer is run as the root user.
CR_RA_SUID=y

# CR_RA_INSTALLER_USER - The user that should perform this install.  This
# is what the remote installer will use to ssh into the remote hosts
# and run the commands as.  It is highly recommended that this be set to
# root, although, it doesn't have to be.  Defaults to the current user.
CR_RA_INSTALLER_USER=root

# CR_RA_INSTALLER_WORKDIR - The directory to use to store temporary files.
# The distribution will be copied into this directory so make sure
# that this it has enough space to store the distribution file.  Defaults to
# /tmp
CR_RA_INSTALLER_WORKDIR=/tmp

# CR_RA_INSTALLER_LEAVEFILES - Directive of whether or not the temporary
# files should be preserved on the remote host.  Defaults to 'n'. 
CR_RA_INSTALLER_LEAVEFILES=n

# CR_RA_INSTALLER_HOSTS - List of remote hosts on which the Remote Agent is
# to be installed.  This must contain at least one host name.  This host list
# can also be set in the  environment  variable 'CR_RA_INSTALLER_HOSTS', or 
# specified on the command line.  Check the remote agent installer script
# usage message for exactly how this can be done.
#
# Note : The format of the list of hosts is critical.  The list of hosts
# must be separated by a comma (',') and cannot have any spaces in between.  
# It must be in one contiguous string.
CR_RA_INSTALLER_HOSTS=""

export CR_RA_INSTALLBASE CR_RA_PORT CR_RA_GROUP CR_RA_OWNER CR_RA_INSTALL_JRE 
CR_RA_SUID
export CR_RA_CTYPE CR_RA_CIPHER_TYPE
export CR_RA_INSTALLER_USER CR_RA_INSTALLER_WORKDIR CR_RA_INSTALLER_LEAVEFILES
export CR_RA_INSTALLER_HOSTS  JRE_HOME