To Run the Configuration Utility (csconfigurator.sh) on the Primary Node

1. Run the configuration program.

   For example, from the /cal-svr-base/sbin directory:

   # pwd
        /cal-svr-base/sbin
   
   # ./csconfigurator.sh

   For further information about running the configuration script, see Chapter 2, Initial Runtime Configuration Program for Calendar Server 6.3 software (csconfigurator.sh)also in this guide.

2. At the Run Time Configuration panel, deselect both Calendar Server startup options.

3. At the Directories panel, configure all directories on a shared disk. Use the following locations:

   Config Directory

   /share-disk-dir/config

   Database Directory

   /share-disk-dir/csdb

   Attachment Store Directory

   /share-disk-dir/store

   Logs Directory

   /share-disk-dir/logs

   Temporary Files Directory

   /share-disk-dir/tmp

   Once you have finished specifying the directories, choose Create Directory.

4. At the Archive and Hot Backup panel, specify the following choices:

   Archive Directory

   /share-disk-dir/csdb/archive

   Hot Backup Directory

   /share-disk-dir/csdb/hotbackup

   When you have finished specifying the directories, choose the Create Directory option.

5. Verify that the configuration is successful.

   Look at the end of the configuration output to make sure it says: “All Tasks Passed.” The following example shows the last part of the configuration output.

   ...
   All Tasks Passed. Please check install log 
   /var/sadm/install/logs/Sun_Java_System_Calendar_Server_install.B12141351
    for further details.

   For a larger sample of the output, see 6.11 Example Output from the Calendar Configuration Program (Condensed)

6. Click Next to finish configuration.