Netra™ High Availability Suite 3.0 1/08 Foundation Services Installation Guide
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Installing, Configuring, and Connecting the Cluster to the Installation and Development Servers
Overview of Installing With the nhinstall Tool
Installing and Configuring the Cluster Hardware and Network Topology
Installing and Configuring Rackmounted Servers
Installing and Configuring the Terminal Server
Installing and Configuring Ethernet Switches
Installing and Configuring ATCA Blade Servers
Installing and Configuring the Installation Server Hardware and Software
Connecting the Cluster and the Installation Server
To Connect the Installation
Server to the Cluster Network
To Connect the Installation
Server to the Public Network
Installing the OS and the Netra HA Suite Software on the Cluster
Installing Netra HA Suite Software on LDoms
To Configure the Control Domain and Create Guest Domains
To Install the Netra HA Suite Software
Installing Software on a Development Host
Connecting the Development Host
Installing and Configuring the nhinstall Tool
Preparing the Installation Environment on a Solaris OS Installation Server
To Create a Solaris Distribution on the Installation
Server
To Create a MontaVista Distribution on the Installation
Server
To Create a Wind River CGL Distribution on a Solaris
Installation Server
To Prepare the Installation Server Running the Solaris
OS
Preparing the Installation Environment on a Linux SLES9 Installation Server
To Create a MontaVista Distribution on the Installation
Server
To Create a Wind River CGL Distribution on a SLES9
Installation Server
To Prepare the Installation Server Running the Linux
SLES9 Operating System
Configuring the nhinstall Tool
Selecting the Type of Architecture
Configuring the Disk Partitions on Master-Eligible Nodes
Configuring Disk Partitions on Dataless Nodes
Mirroring Shared Disks on the Solaris OS
Configuring the Disk Fencing on the Solaris OS
Configuring the Scoreboard Bitmaps on the Solaris OS
Configuring the NFS Option noac
Configuring a Direct Link Between the Master-Eligible Nodes
Configuring Automatic Reboot for the Master-Eligible Nodes
Configuring the Carrier Grade Transport Protocol
Configuring the Environment for Diskless Nodes on the Solaris OS
Configuring the Boot Policy for Diskless Nodes on the Solaris OS
Configuring DHCP Configuration Files Locally on Solaris OS Master-Eligible Nodes
Configuring the Default Router to the Public Network
Configuring the Cluster IP Addresses
Configuring the Floating External Address of the Master Node
Configuring External IP Addresses for Cluster Nodes
To Configure External IP
Addresses for Cluster Nodes
Sharing Physical Interfaces Between CGTP and IPMP Using VLAN
To Configure Basic Volume
Management for Servers With Different Disk Configurations
To Configure Advanced Volume
Management
Selecting the Solaris Package Set to be Installed
Installing a Different Version of the Operating System on Diskless and Dataless Nodes
Configuring a Data Management Policy
Configuring a Masterless Cluster
Configuring Reduced Duration of Disk Synchronization on the Solaris OS
Configuring Sanity Check of Replicated Slices
Configuring Delayed Synchronization
Configuring Serialized Slice Synchronization
Installing the Node Management Agent (NMA) on the Solaris OS
Installing the Node State Manager (NSM)
Installing the SA Forum Cluster Membership API (SA Forum/CLM)
Installing the Software by Using the nhinstall Tool
Stages of the Installation Process
To Boot the Master-Eligible
Nodes and Dataless Nodes to Install the Operating System
Troubleshooting and Restarting the nhinstall Tool
Resetting the nhinstall Tool for a New Installation
To Remove the Progress
Indicator and Reset the nhinstall Tool
Running Administration Tasks on the Cluster
To Check the Status of the Cluster
Nodes
To Check the Network Connection
Between Nodes
Managing Switchovers and Failovers
To Reboot the Master Node
Causing a Failover
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