- Objectives
- Prerequisites
- Introduction
- Management Server Functions
- Section 2.1: Installing and Configuring the Management Server
- Section 2.2: Configuring the Terminal Concentrator
- Section 2.3: Configuring the Solaris JumpStart Server
- Section 2.4: Installing SUNWccon Package on the Administrative Workstation
- Section 2.5: Configuring the Management Server to Administer Cluster Nodes
- Section 2.6: Configuring the Cluster Control Panel
- Appendix A: System Configuration Files
- Appendix B: References
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Section 2.4: Installing SUNWccon Package on the Administrative Workstation (Management Server)
Install the Sun Cluster 3.0 software on the administrative workstation, for accessing the console on each cluster node.
Step 2.4.1—Installing the SUNWccon Package
Install the Sun Cluster 3.0 software SUNWccon package, which contains the administrative and console software, on the management server.
For example, change to the Sun Cluster 3.0 software "Packages" directory containing the SUNWccon package by entering the following commands.
clustadm# cd /cdrom/suncluster_3_0/SunCluster_3.0/Packages clustadm# pkgadd -d . SUNWccon
The installation of Sun Cluster 3.0 software is now complete. The cluster software provides the tools needed to build and manage the cluster. These tools will be used after configuring the cluster software.
NOTE
To access the man (1M) pages and binaries for the Sun Cluster 3.0 software packages, the MANPATH and PATH variables will need updating.
Step 2.4.2—Automatically Setting Environment Variables
To automatically set the environment variables each time a new shell is invoked, add the following environment variables to your startup files (/.profile or /.cshrc) as shown in the examples in Appendix A.
Add /opt/SUNWcluster/bin: to the PATH variable.
Add /opt/SUNWcluster/man:/opt/SUNWconn/man: to the MANPATH variable.
CAUTION
It is important that you accurately enter the names of each variable. Ensure that the variables are set correctly to avoid unpredictable results.
Step 2.4.3—Initializing Changes
For the changes made in the previous step to take effect, log out and log back in as the root user, or execute the source command as shown in the following example.
clustadm# source /.cshrc {{for csh users}}
{{or, for the bourne shell you may enter: }}
clustadm# . /.profile
End of Section 2.4
This completes this section. The SUNWccon software has been installed.