HP Serviceguard Toolkit for Integrity Virtual Servers User Guide

For Linux VM guests (subdirectory redhat or sles):

• Copy the rpm file from the VM Host to a local directory on the VM guest.

• To install the required files in the /opt/hp/cmappserver directory in the VM guest,

run the command rpm -i cmappserver_rhel5_ia64.rpm (for Red Hat) or rpm

-i cmappserver_sles_ia64.rpm (for SLES 10),

NOTE: If cmappserver is already installed, use —u instead of I.

• Add /opt/hp/cmappserver to the path.

• Verify that Java 1.4.2 or 1.5 or 1.6 is installed and included in the path.

For Windows VM guests (subdirectory windows):

• Copy the cmappserver.exe file from the VM Host to a local directory on the VM guest.

• To install the required files in the directoryC:\Program Files\Hewlett-Packard\

cmappserver in the VM guest, run the cmappserver.exe file, .

• Verify that Java 1.4.2 or 1.5 or 1.6 is installed on the VM guest.

4. Configure the cmappserver.conf file on the VM guests.

Similar to the cmappmgr.conf file, the file cmappserver.conf on the VM Host is used to

specify location information for the SSL keys used for cmappmgr to cmappserver

communications from the VM Host. An example of a cmappserver.conf file is shown

below:

###############################################################

# Serviceguard cmappserver Configuration File

# cmappserver.conf version 1.0

###############################################################

keyStore=

# If unspecified, the default value is /opt/hp/cmappserver/server.private on

# HP-UX and Linux systems, Program Files\Hewlett-Packard\cmappserver\server.private

# on Windows.

keyStorePassword=

# If unspecified, the default value is serverpw

trustStore=

# If unspecified, the default value is /opt/hp/cmappserver/client.public on

# HP-UX and Linux systems, Program Files\Hewlett-Packard\cmappserver\client.public

# on Windows.

trustStorePassword=

# If unspecified, the default value is public

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