Installation guide

Installing the Jabber XCP Core Server
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To install the Jabber XCP core server
1. On your primary Jabber XCP server, change to the Jabber user that you created in the
previous section.
su - jabber
2. Enter the Jabber user’s password.
3. Set the $JABBER_HOME environment variable to the Jabber XCP installation
directory that you created in the previous section; for example:
export JABBER_HOME=/opt/jabber/XCP_5.2
4. In the directory where you downloaded the core installer script, enter the following
command, where OS is
solaris8 or linux:
./xcp-core-installer-5.2.2.x-OS.bin --prefix=$JABBER_HOME
The Jabber XCP server supports versions 9 and 10 of the Solaris
operating system. Please ignore the “solaris8” designation in the
installation script name.
5. When you are told that the installation directory already exists and asked if you want
to continue installing into it, enter ‘
y’.
6. Enter information at the install prompts, which are described below. The installer
script supplies default values in square brackets. If you want to accept a default value,
press
ENTER to proceed to the next prompt. If not, enter a new value.
Enter the cluster in which this router participates [152df773ed39]:
Enter a cluster name for this installation. Clusters enable your Jabber XCP server
to use dynamic routing where multiple routers are used to support high-scale
installations. All of the Jabber XCP routers that will interact must be in the same
cluster. When each of your Jabber XCP routers come online, they use MDNS to
discover any other routers that are active in the same cluster.
Enter the realm for this router and its components [jabber]:
Enter the realm name for this installation. The realm is a unique string that
identifies the router and all of its components. The realm name is used to
distinguish between the components that belong to different Jabber XCP
installations if you are running multiple Jabber XCP servers.
Enter the name of your Jabber server [our.example.com]:
Enter the Jabber XCP server’s fully qualified domain name (FQDN) or IP
address. If you enter a hostname, it must be resolvable to the IP address of the
server where the Connection Manager process runs.