Installation Guide

See also
• For a list of unsupported OpenStack Havana CLI commands, see the Limitations on support
for OpenStack CLI commands appendix in the HP CloudSystem 8.0 Administrator Guide at
Enterprise Information Library.
• For a list of all OpenStack Havana CLI commands, see OpenStack Documention for Havava
releases.
Using CLI commands
csstart commands
Table 22 csstart commands
What it doesExampleCLI commandTask
This command saves a copy of
the EULA to your local
csstart save-eula
save-eulaView the EULA before
accepting it
directory. Search for eula.html.
You can open the file and read
the EULA before accepting it.
This command creates the
configuration file. The default
name is deployer.conf.
The [--config] flag allows
you to create a unique name
csstart create-config
create-config
[--config]
Create a sample
configuration file
for the file, if you don’t want to
use the default name.
Starts the Foundation base
appliance virtual machine and
csstart start --eula
accepted
start [--config]
--os-cacert<filename>
--eula accepted
Secure start of
csstart
checks the vCenter certificate
(ESX) or SSH key (KVM) before
creating the base appliance.
Certificates and keys are also
checked before starting the
other virtual appliances.
The [--config] flag allows
you to specify a configuration
file, if you didn’t use the default
deployer.conf name.
The
--os-cacert<filename>
flag identifies the file used to
verify the certificate or key.
The EULA is automatically
accepted.
See Installing CloudSystem on
an ESX cluster (page 26) for
instructions on pointing to the
certificate.
See Installing CloudSystem on
a KVM hypervisor (page 33)
for instructions on pointing to
the SSH key.
Automatically accepts the
vCenter Server certificate (ESX)
csstart start
--auto-accept-cert
--eula accepted
start [--config]
--auto-accept-cert
--eula accepted
Semi-secure start of
csstart
or SSH key (KVM) and uses it
to verify additional virtual
appliances started by the
Foundation base appliance.
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