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102.1.1 AS5300 2.1 Server InstallationMethod of Procedure

Product Release: AS 5300 R2.1

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&a*le o Contents

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&a*le o Contents...................................................................................................3

1 Start (ere..........................................................................................................+

2 "vervie,...........................................................................................................5

2.1 Doc#ment Conventions...................................................................................................5

2.2 Doc#ment 4vervie'........................................................................................................

3 -or $lo,........................................................................................................./

+ Veriy Prereuisites..........................................................................................

5 Plannin..........................................................................................................10

Install...............................................................................................................11

.1 6icense Attrib#tion.........................................................................................................15

.2 7)4S Cloc(...................................................................................................................1

.3 8ard'are $nvironment.................................................................................................1

.3.1 Reference Server................................................................................................19

.3.2 :on;Reference


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1 Start (ere

To immediately start executing the procedures described in this document,proceed to Section 3 "Work Flow".

To first gain contextual information regarding this document, first read Section

"!eriew", then proceed to Section 3"Work Flow".




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2 "vervie,

2.1 Document Conventions

The following conentions are used throughout this document.

#eferences to sections in this document are typically of the form$

Section %number& 'e.g., Section()

where "%number&" is the number of the section. *n document text where amore complete reference facilitates the flow 'such as an initial reference in an

oeriew section), the following form is used$

Section %number& "%name&" 'e.g., Section ("Start +ere")

where "%name&" is the name of the section.

#eferences to documents listed in Section "#eferences" are typically of the

form$

-%number& 'e.g., -()

where "%number&" is the number of the reference from Section .*ndocument text where a more complete reference facilitates the flow 'such as

an initial reference in an oeriew section), the following form is used$

-%number& "%title&"'e.g., -( "(/.(. 0S13// *nitial System *nstallation")

where "%title&" is the title of the referenced document.

*n2line text describing output displayed on a login window, console, or

graphical user interface appears as follows$ Example in-line output text.

*n2line text describing data entered into the terminal or console window, or

graphical user interface, appears as follows$ Example in-line input text.

aragraph text describing output displayed on a login window, console, orgraphical user interface appears as follows$

Example paragraph output text

aragraph text describing data entered into a terminal or console window, or

graphical user interface, appears as follows$


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Example paragraph input text

#eferences to terms and data from - "(/.3.( 0S13// *nitial System

*nstallation" are of the following form$

4nter theNetwork IP Addressof the serer.

whereNetwork IP Addressis a reference to data from a system layout tabfrom -.

This document uses the term "target serer" to refer to the serer undergoing

the installation procedures described in this document.

2.2 Document "vervie,

This document describes the procedures to perform the installation of the serer

platform software 'operating system and base leel packages) for a core or 50S

serer for the 0S13// product.

The methods for performing the initial system installation of an 0S13// system

are described in -( "(/.(. 0S13// *nitial System *nstallation". 0s described in

that document, 0S13// systems follow one of three basic layouts of softwarecomponents to serer hardware, some of which allow for system scaling through

the installation of additional serers hosting additional 56 application

components.

The 7ob aid, - "(/.3.( 0S13// *nitial System *nstallation", is an 4xcelworkbook data gathering tool which supports the system initial installation

process, and contains tabs for each of the 0S13// system layouts. 4ach layout tabdescribes serer2leel data for the basic layout and, where applicable, for scalingbeyond that layout. 8oth this document and -( reference terms and data found on

those layout tabs for serer platform installation.

This document makes no distinction between a serer installation conducted

during an initial system installation and a serer installation conducted during afuture system expansion. *t is assumed that the system layout tab from - which

is most appropriate for the installation context 'initial installation or future

expansion) is updated and proides the context for all data references made bythis document.




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3 -or $lo,

This section proides the work flow to install an 0S13// core serer 'the targetserer) with its platform software and to bring it current on patches. 4ach step in

this procedure refers to a section which proides the specific work instructions to

accomplish that task. 0 gien step must be successfully completed prior to

starting the next step.

1. 4xecute Section 9, ":erify rere;uisites".

2. 4xecute Section 1, "lanning".

3. 4xecute Section , "ost *nstallation :erification".


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+ Veriy Prereuisites

rior to the execution of the procedures described in the remainder of thisdocument, it is assumed that all of the prere;uisites described in this section hae

been met.

The following media must be aailable$

The latest aailable serer platform installer 6?2#!5.

The latest aailable serer platform patches 6?2#!5 'if applicable).

The releant row of the releant system layout tab from - must hae been

updated or created.

*f this document is being executed within the context of an initial systeminstallation, then this re;uirement is satisfied as a result of executing the

procedures described in -(.

*f this document is being executed within the context of the expansion of a

system which has been preiously installed, it is re;uired that the layout

which is appropriately aligned with the existing system has been identifiedand a row in that layout tab in - created for the target serer. *f necessary, -(

should be consulted for guidelines as to how to properly create the row in that

document for the target serer.

0ll data references to - in this document are with respect to the aboe identifiedlayout row.

The target serer must$

5eet the minimum hardware configuration re;uirements for the 0S13//

product.

8e installed into its target enironment 'e.g., frame) and is properly cabled for

power and networking.

+ae its planar 'motherboard) 8*!S and disk controller 8*!S settings

properly set for the product configuration, enabling it to receie theinstallation of the serer platform software.

The following must be satisfied from the host enironment$

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The networking gear hosting the serers is properly configured to route traffic

between these serers and any other e;uipment in the host network 'e.g.,

management stations).

*f the target serer isEMServer1orEMServer2, then the @T clock source at

the addressExternal Clock Source #1and, if proided in -, at addressExternal Clock Source #2, must be reachable in order for the target serer to

receie its clocking.

*f the target serer is other thanEMServer1orEMServer2, then serers

EMServer1andEMServer2must be reachable by the target serer in order

for the target serer to receie its clocking.

0 desktop computer, or other serer, is aailable on a network other than the

one which is to host the target serer, and it must be accessible for login inorder that an *65 ping can be performed against the target serer. This is

re;uired for post2installation erification.

0 desktop computer, or other serer, is aailable and is currently synchroniAed

to the same external @T clock source's) to be used by the target serer. This

is re;uired for post2installation erification.

Bsers executing this document must hae the following core competencies$

The ability to access serers for login ia$

o 0 locally attached keyboard and monitor or C:5 'Ceyboard, :ideo,

5ouse) switch.

o The ssh remote access protocol.

8asic Dinux operations$

o @aigating the file system 'changing directories).

o The implications of uninformed or careless use of system commands

while logged in as the "root" user.

8asic serer tasks$

o owering serers up

o owering serers down

o #esetting serers

o *nserting and remoing 6?2#!5 and ?:?2#!5 discs

-


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5 Plannin

This document assumes that the planning for the serer installation has alreadybeen performed prior to the execution of this document. #efer to Section 9

":erify rere;uisites" for more information.

*nitial passwords will be re;uired for the system boot loader 'E#B8), and each of

the following system accounts$

"root" account

"ntsysadm" account 'SS0 role)

"ntappadm" account '00 role)

"ntsecadm" account 'S0 role)

"ntbackup" account '80 role)

"ntdbadm" account '?80 role)

"ntossadm" account '!SS role)

The method for documenting these initial passwords for the installation of thetarget serer is not proided by this document, nor in -. *t is expected that the

personnel performing the installation procedures will manage these passwords in

a manner appropriate to the policies and practices of the host enironment.

#efer to document 105.1.1_AS500_2.1!Network_Se"aratonfor designatingnetwork :D0@ *?s and * addresses.




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Install

This section describes the procedure for installing the target serer with theplatform software 'operating system and base leel packages) from a 6?2#!5

installer disc. @ote that all existing data on the target serers disk drie's) will be

erased during this procedure. *f re;uired, transfer any files that need to be retained

off the serer prior to executing the following procedures.

erform the following$

1. Eain access to the serers console using a locally attached keyboard

and monitor or a C:5 switch.

2. *nsert the 6?2#!5 serer platform installer disc into the optical drietray of the serer. The serer may need to be powered on in order for

the tray to be e7ected.

3. #eboot the serer and wait for the system to initialiAe and proide theinstaller welcome screen. The welcome screen has the title$

Welcome to the MCP Core Linux System Installer

and proides the following command line prompt$

boot:

+. 4nter install-kvm. 'if installing a 50S onto a legacy x311/ serer

from 0S13// (./ e;uipped with 9 E8 of memory, the enter install-

kvm MAS. This relaxes the checks on memory siAe to allow the install

to be performed on this type of sererG this is intended for 50S

serers only).

5. Wait until the following prompt is gien$

Would you like to check the integrity of the

install media? (Y/N) [Y]?

. ress the 4nter key to accept the "H" default. @ote that if "@" is

entered for the aboe prompt, then a bad 6?2#!5 disc or opticaldrie may go undetected, resulting in an inalid serer installation.

/. *f the following message is displayed, then an issue exists with the6?2#!5 disc or with the optical drie. *n this case, contact the next

leel of support.

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Integrity check failed. This could be due to a

corruption in the transfer of the ISO image used

to burn this disc, a bad burn of the disc, a

damaged or dirty disc, or a bad optical drive.

Please clean the disc and try again. If the

problem persists, you should obtain a new disc andtry again and verify the optical drive.

. *f the integrity check passes the following prompt is gien$

Would you like to view licensing information?

(Y/N) [Y]?

. *f licensing information has already been iewed from a preious

serer installation, enter nand continue with the next step. !therwise

enter yand execute Section


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Press the Enter Key to begin configuration. . .

1. ress the 4nter key to continue.

1. The following prompt is gien$

Enter hostname:

20. 4nter the$ostna%eof the serer.


Enter bond name [bond0]:

22. ress the 4nter key to accept the default alue and to continue.

23. *f presented with the prompt Enter the first slave []:, then

enter the&ond0 Slave 0alue for the serer 'or press 4nter to acceptthe presented default alue, if correct). *f this alue from - is "nIa",

then an error exists in the planning data from -G stop and contact the

next leel of support.

2+. *f presented with the prompt Enter the second slave []:,

then enter the&ond0 Slave 1alue for the serer serer 'or press 4nterto accept the presented default alue, if correct). *f this alue from -

is "nIa", then an error exists in the planning data from -G stop and

contact the next leel of support.


Enter VLAN ID (0=no VLAN) (0-4094):

2. 4nter the '(AN I)alue for the serer.

2/. The following prompt is gien$

Enter subnet name [sn0]:

2. ress the 4nter key to accept the default and continue.


Enter IP address:

30. 4nter theNetwork IP Addressfor the serer.


Enter subnet prefix length (1-30):

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32. 4nter theNetwork Pre*xfor the serer.


Enter gateway IP address:

3+. 4nter theNetwork )e*ault +atewa,for the serer.

35. 0 System Console Redirectionscreen is presented with choices for

serial console redirection and the following prompt is gien$

Select an option (1-3):

3. 4nter 3.

3/. The Timezone Selectionscreen is presented and the following

prompt is gien$

Enter Region (1-62):

3. ?etermine, from the on2screen menu, the menu number that matches-%eone /eld1for the target serer, and enter that number.

3. *f the Enter Timezoneprompt is gien, determine, from the on2screen

menu, the menu number that matches -%eone /eld2for the target

serer and enter that number.

+0. 0 Configuration Validationscreen is presented showing the

alues entered up until this point in time. *f all alues are correct, enteryto accept these alues and continueG otherwise, enter nto return to

step (for data re2entry. @ote that preiously entered data is presented

as defaults to assist with the data entry process.

+1. 4xecute Section


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+5. 4nter theS,slo IPalue.

+. 0 Configuration Validationscreen is presented showing the

alues entered up until this point in time. *f all alues are correct, entery

to accept these alues and continueG otherwise, press the 4nter keyto accept the default response of "n" to return to step 9(for data re2entry. @ote that preiously entered data is presented as defaults to

assist with the data entry process.

+/. 0 User Accounts & Passwordsscreen is presented which lists the

accounts which will be created and their default passwords. ress the

4nter key to continue.

+. 0 Configuration Completescreen is presented with the prompt$

Press the Enter Key to continue with the

installation. . ."

+. The data entry phase of the installation is now complete. ress the4nter key to start the installation and configuration of the serer

platform software. @o further user input is re;uired until the post

installation login is performed.

50. Screens showing the partitioning of hard disk's), formatting of filesystems, installations of software packages, and subse;uent system

configuration of the system are presented.

51.0 system reboot is automatically performed, after which the followinglogin prompt is gien, where %hostname& is$ostna%efor the target

serer.

login:

52. 4xecute Section


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0. This completes the install from 6?2#!5 for the target serer.

.1 'icense Attri*ution

This section describes the procedure to naigate through the installer license

attribution information during the serer platform installation process.


1. 0t the Enter Selection => prompt, enter 1.

2. ress the 4nter key repeatedly to page through the licensinginformation until the Enter Selection =>prompt is again presented.

3. 4nter 2.

+. ress the 4nter key repeatedly to page through the licensing

information until the Enter Selection =>prompt is again presented.

5. 4nter 3to exit. The following prompt is presented$

Do you acknowledge this licensing information?

. 4nter y.

/. roceed to step (/ in Section


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5. 0t the prompt Enter the minutes (0-59) [xx]:, enter the current

minute of the current hour, and press the 4nter key. The first minute of

the hour is / and the last minute of the hour is 1.

. The newly entered time is displayed and the following prompt isgien$

Do you want to keep this date and time (Y/N) [Y]?

/. 4nter y.

. roceed to step (9 in Section


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Detected hardware: x3550M2M3

Choose "A" to accept or "O" to set the hardware

environment

To "Other" [A]:

3. *f the installer does not detect the serer as a known reference serer,then the following message is presented$

A specific hardware type known by this installer

has not been detected. The default hardware type

of "Other" will therefore be used unless

overridden below.

Installs based on the "Other" hardware type are

fully supported when that hardware meets minimum

required specifications. "Other" installs do not

provide for the installation of vendor-specificdevice drivers or custom software. Any requirement

for the installation and ongoing (post-

installation) maintenance of such software is the

responsibility of the user performing the

installation.

1) Other

2) IBM-HS20

3) IBM-HS21

4) IBM-X3550

5) IBM-X3550-M2M3

6) Intel-TIGH2U

Hardware type [1]:

+. *f the target serer is, in fact, not a reference serer, enter 1and

execute Section


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/. The user is oerriding the detected serer type, classifying the target

serer as an "!ther" serer. The following message is presented and

prompt are gien$

Installs based on the "Other" hardware type are

fully supported when that hardware meets minimum

required specifications. "Other" installs do not

provide for the installation of vendor-specific

device drivers or custom software. Any requirement

for the installation and ongoing (post-

installation) maintenance of such software is the

responsibility of the user performing the

installation.

Is this information correct (Y/N) [N]?

. 4nter yand execute section


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/dev/ (xx GB, XX GiB)

Press ENTER to continue

5. *f a single disk has been detected and the reference serer re;uires two

disks 'for disk mirroring ia software #0*?2(), then the followingmessage is displayed and the installation is aborted. 6ontact the next

leel of support to correct the hardware configuration.

This installation requires software RAID, but only

one disk drive has been detected.

Aborting installation.

Do you want to see the log file on this console

(Y/N) [N]?

. !therwise, the physical disk configuration matches that re;uired for

the gien reference serer. 0 message is presented with the disk's)

which will be undergoing installation and the usable disk space for the

software #0*?2( mirror 'if software #0*?2( is applicable), and thefollowing prompt is displayed$

Press ENTER to continue

/. ress 4nter and continue with step (1in Section


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+. *f a single disk drie is present in the target serer, the following

prompt is gien. ress the enter key to continue to continue with step

(1in Section


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2. *f this isEMServer1, then enter 1and continue with the next stepG if

this isEMServer2, then enter 2and continue with the next stepG

otherwise enter 3and proceed to step((.

3. The prompt Select an option (E, I):is gien to select between

internal or external clock sources for the system. 4ntere

.

+. The following prompt is gien$

How many external clock sources would you like to

reference (1-2) [1]?

5. *f bothExternal Clock Source #1andExternal Clock Source #2hae

* addresses then enter , otherwise enter (.

. 0 prompt of the following form is gien for each * address to be

entered$

Enter Clock Source IP address #:

/. 4nter the * address forExternal Clock Source #1then, if prompted,

forExternal Clock Source #2.

. The following prompt is gien, where "%peer&" is either "rimary" or"Secondary".

Enter IP Address of Clock Source:

. *f this isEMServer1, then enter theSecondar, Clock SourceG if this isEMServer2, then enter thePr%ar, Clock Source.

10. roceed to step 9 in Section


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. ru* Pass,ord 8%sta*lis4 Pass,ord9

This section describes the procedure to password for establish Erub 'Erand

Bnified 8oot Doader).


1. 0ccess the serers login prompt either through a remote access

protocol such as secure shell, or at the serers console, and log in as

the "ntsysadm" user.

2. 4nter grubPWConfig

3. *f prompted for a password, enter the password which was set for the

ntsysadm user in Section


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/ Patc4 Current

This section describes the procedure for applying serer platform patches to thetarget serer, using a patch 6?2#!5. This brings the serer up to the current

release leel.


1. 0ccess the serers login prompt either through a remote accessprotocol such as secure shell, or at the serers console, and log in as


2. 4nter su -, followed by the root password, to become the root user.

3. *nsert the Serer latform atch 6?2#!5 into the optical drie tray.

+. 4ntermcpExtractContent.pl aat

5. The following message and prompt is presented$

The following files have been found:

[1] Optical drive

[2] Quit

Select file [1 to 2] =>

. 4nter 1.

/. 0ll content from the disc is extracted and the script exits.

. 4nter cd /var/mcp/os/install/images

. 4nter lsto see a list of files. The file ending in ".iso" is the patch

image file to be used.

10. 4nterpatchPlatform.pl .iso np, where %file&.iso is the

aboe file ending in ".iso".

+int$ command line completion can be used to reduce the amount of typing

re;uired. For example, typepatchPlatform.plfollowed by the Tabkey. Thiscompletes the file name except for the final file extension. 4nter iso npto

complete the command and press the Enterkey.

11. The patch image file is accessed and its integrity erified. *f the

integrity check fails, then contact the next leel of support.

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12. The ersion of the running patchlatform.pl tool is checked to see if it

is out of date with respect to what is aailable from the selected patch

image file. *f so, then the system resident copy is updated with theersion from the patch image file and the tool exits with a message

similar to the following message. *f this message is not presented 'no

update performed), then continue with step(1.

The system-resident patching tool

(patchPlatform.pl) has been updated from version

x.x.x to version y.y.y. Please re-execute the

(updated) "patchPlatform.pl" command.

13. #e2enterpatchPlatform.pl .iso np, as described in step

(/.

1+. The patch image file is accessed and its integrity erified.

15. The patchlatform.pl tool compares the patches contained in the patchimage file against the current release of the system. *f there are no

re;uired patches, the following message is printed, the tool exits, and

the patching procedure is complete$

No applicable patch(es).

Number of patches applied: 0

1. *f one or more patches are re;uired, they are listed and thenautomatically applied to the system. !nce the last patch has been

applied, the serer is automatically rebooted.

1/. 0fter the reboot, log into the serer 'any account) and enter

mcpRelease.pland erify the reported release leel is as expected.

1. The serer patching procedure is now complete.




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Post Installation Veriication

This section proides steps to erify the successful completion of the oerallprocedures outlined in this document.


1. :erify that @etwork * 0ddress can be successfully pinged from a

network other than the one hosting this serer 'erify successfulrouting through the hosting default gateway).

2. 0ccess the serers login prompt either through a remote access

protocol such as secure shell, or at the serers console, and log in as


3. 4nter the command date.

+. :erify the reported date and time match the current date and time for

the hosting time Aone, accurate to the second. This can be done bycomparing the reported date with another machine which is already

synchroniAed to the external @T clock sources.

@ote that a continuous display of the time can be presented using the

command watch n1 date. Type ctrl-cto terminate this command.

5. *f Error! Not a valid link.is a alid * address, then erify the streamingof syslogs to a the remote serer. Dog in to the target serer as the

ntsysadm user, and issue the command logger test message. :erifythat a syslog entry is created on the remote serer with the text "test

message".

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Reerences

This document references the following documents$

1. (/.(. 0S13// *nitial System *nstallation

2. (/.3.( 0S13// *nitial System *nstallation '7ob aid)




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