Table of Contents
- List of Figures
- List of Tables
- Title and Copyright Information
- Preface
- 1 Overview
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2
Installing ACSLS on Solaris
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Preparing for Installation
- Step 1: Export Existing Database and Control Files
- Step 2: Remove Previous ACSLS Versions
- Step 3: Ensure Solaris is Installed
- Step 4: Network Security Settings
- Step 5: Cron Administration
- Step 6: ACSLS Access Privileges
- Step 7: Download and Unzip the ACSLS 8.5 Package
- Step 8: Create User Accounts and Groups
- Installing ACSLS
- Performing Post Installation Tasks
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Preparing for Installation
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3
Installing ACSLS on Linux
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Preparing for Installation
- Step 1: Export Existing Database and Control Files
- Step 2: Remove Previous ACSLS Versions
- Step 3: Ensure Linux is Installed
- Step 4: SELinux Security Settings
- Step 5: Cron Administration
- Step 6: ACSLS Access Privileges
- Step 7: Adjust Linux Tuning Settings
- Step 8: Download and Unzip the ACSLS 8.5 Package
- Step 9: Configure YUM
- Step 10: Create User Accounts and Groups
- Installing ACSLS
- Performing Post Installation Tasks
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Preparing for Installation
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4
Installing ACSLS on the SL4000 Feature Card
- Overview
- Installation Options
- Pre-Installation Requirements for ACSLS on the Feature Card
- Initializing the Feature Card and Storage Cards
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Configuring the Feature Card and Preparing for ACSLS Installation
- Step 1: Connect User Equipment
- Step 2: Establish a Temporary Connection to the External Network
- Step 3: Download the ACSLS Software Bundle
- Step 4: Extract the ACSLS Feature Card Scripts
- Step 5: Configure the Feature Card for Bond3 Network Connectivity
- Step 6: Configure the Feature Card with DNS Servers and Other Required Settings
- Step 7: Configure the Feature Card Host Name
- Step 8: Initialize and Configure the Storage Cards
- Step 9: Verify Storage Card Configuration
- Step 10: Extract the ACSLS Software Bundle
- Installing, Configuring, and Running ACSLS on the Feature Card
- 5 Un-Installing ACSLS
- A Installation Command Examples
- B Linux and ACSLS Tuning Settings
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C
Using the ACSLS Feature Card Availability Toolkit
- Overview
- Pre-Installation Requirements for FCAT
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Configuring the FCAT Environment
- Step 1: Install and Configure ACSLS on Both Feature Cards
- Step 2: Sync Time Between Feature Cards and the SL4000
- Step 3: Extract and Install the Feature Card Availability Toolkit
- Step 4: Shut Down ACSLS on Both Feature Cards
- Step 5: Cluster the Feature Cards and Establish Trust
- Step 6: Copy Select Feature Card Scripts to a Separate FCAT Linux Client
- Step 7: Remove Existing Trusts Between the FCAT Client and Feature Cards
- Step 8: Configure the FCAT Client to Recognize Both Side-A and Side-B Feature Cards
- Step 9: Monitor ACSLS Availability from the FCAT Client
- Step 10: Enable ACSLS on the Side-A feature Card
- Step 11: Trigger Failover from One Feature Card to the Other
- Step 12: Start ACSLS (with optional Database Restore)
- D Configuring a Self-Signed Digital Certificate for HTTPS
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E
Maintenance and Troubleshooting Tasks for ACSLS on the Feature Card
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General Feature Card Maintenance and Troubleshooting Tasks
- Performing a Soft Boot of the Feature Card
- Monitoring the Feature Card
- Updating Your IP Address, Host Name, or Other Network Related Items
- Not Enough Disk Space in the root Partition on the Feature Card
- Establishing Mount Points after Removing and Re-inserting a Feature Storage Card
- Troubleshooting and Recovering from Unexpected ACSLS Storage Problems
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FCAT Related Maintenance and Troubleshooting Tasks
- Breaking Trust Between Two Feature Cards
- Breaking Trust Between the FCAT Client and Feature Cards
- Updating Passwords Associated with Feature Cards
- Verifying that Trusts are Established Between Feature Cards
- Verifying that Database Snapshots are Successfully Replicated
- Troubleshooting Feature Card Tools
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General Feature Card Maintenance and Troubleshooting Tasks
- F Servicing the Feature Card and Recovering ACSLS
- Index