Specify the Setup Properties File

You can edit the user_setup.properties file, which has pre-defined server installation inputs that you specify. The headless installation setup script points to and uses this file later to install OCSDM on your server.

Note:

After you complete the Headless Installation and decide to run the Typical or Custom Installation, any changes that you make in these installations are not propagated to the user_setup.properties file. The changes you made in the Typical or Custom Installation need to be added to the user_setup.properties file to keep this file current in the event that you need to use this file again in a future headless installation.

1. Navigate to the setup folder in the OCSDM installation directory.

   $ AcmePacket/NNC<version>/conf/setup

2. In the setup directory, you can edit the user_setup.properties setup file with your inputs by using a built-in text editing program such as nano, vi, or emacs. The following example shows how to access and show the contents of the user_setup.properties file.

   $ vi user_setup.properties
     1 # Password value for default admin user (e.g. ADMIN_PASSWORD=admin)
     2 ADMIN_PASSWORD=abc123
     3
     4 # Password value for default LIadmin user (e.g. LI_ADMIN_PASSWORD=LIadmin)
     5 LI_ADMIN_PASSWORD=abc123
     6
     7 # Global configuration value (e.g. GLOBAL_CONFIG_ID=OCSDM)
     8 GLOBAL_CONFIG_ID=OCSDM
     9
    10 # Server name for HTTPS configuration (must match CN or Common Name value of the certificate)
    11 SERVER_NAME=name.server.com
    12
    13 # Password value for Trust Store (e.g. TRUST_STORE_PASSWORD=abc123)
    14 TRUST_STORE_PASSWORD=abc123
    15
    16 # Password value for sudo user 'nncentral' (e.g. SUDO_PASSWORD=abc123)
    17 SUDO_PASSWORD=abc123
    18
    19 # Password value for SFTP user 'nncentral' (e.g. SFTP_PASSWORD=abc123)
    20 SFTP_PASSWORD=abc123
    21 # Comma-separated list of cluster member IP addresses (e.g. IP-1, IP-2, […] IP-N)
    22 CLUSTER_MEMBERS=10.10.10.2, 10.10.10.3, 10.10.10.4

   The following table describes each input used to configure your OCSDM server:

   ADMIN_PASSWORD	Input a clear-text password value for the OCSDM administrator user.
   LI_ADMIN_PASSWORD	Input a clear-text value desired for an OCSDM lawful intercept (LI) administrator user.
   GLOBAL_CONFIG_ID	Input the unique global identifier (ID) for the product, which is used by northbound devices to determine the source of northbound traps. For example, OCSDM-Boston.
   SERVER_NAME	The DNS name of the host server on which OCSDM is being installed for the HTTPS configuration. For example, name.server.com.
   TRUST_STORE_PASSWORD	The clear-text trust store password for web server security. HTTPS is the default.
   SUDO_PASSWORD	The clear-text nncentral sudo password, which is required to support internal components that require Linux sudo user privileges. By default, OCSDM fault management listens on port 162 for SNMP traps generated by devices. Linux port numbers that are below 1000 are restricted to specific user privileges. For this reason, a fault management setting for configuring the sudo password on the system is required to be specified during the installation that is restricted to enabling a trap listener to listen on port 162 and forward device traps from OCSDM to its main northbound trap receiver(s).
   SFTP_PASSWORD	The clear-text nncentral user password.
   CLUSTER_MEMBERS	(Optional for cluster setup) The comma-separated list of cluster member IP addresses. For example: 10.10.10.2, 10.10.10.3, 10.10.10.4 Note: If you are doing a standalone installation, enter the pound symbol (#) to omit the CLUSTER_MEMBERS= entry. For example: 22 # CLUSTER_MEMBERS=

3. Save the inputs you made to the user_setup.properties file in the text editor.