ServiceGuard Manager Version A.02.00 Release Notes, June 2002

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ServiceGuard Manager Version A.02.00 Release Notes
Compatibility Information and Installation Requirements
administrative commands on any cluster objects that ServiceGuard
Manager discovers - that is, any cluster objects on the map.
Your operators cannot administer Linux clusters unless you give
them root access on an HP-UX server.
There are just two ways to prevent a root user on an HP-UX server
from administering a cluster:
— Do not put a cluster on the same subnets as a server that is
qualified for administration commands. (See ServiceGuard
information in "Required and Recommended Patches” in this
document.)
— Prevent the server from displaying information about the cluster.
Be sure that neither cmclnodelist nor .rhosts have an entry for
<servername> root. (This also prevents that server from
displaying the cluster in ServiceGuard Manager.)
Installing Software
You can install ServiceGuard Manager on three platforms: HP-UX,
Linux, or Windows. The methods are slightly different for each. Use the
section below that is appropriate for your type of installation.
There are two ways to install ServiceGuard Manager: from the
ServiceGuard Distributed Components disk, or from this web site:
http://www.software.hp.com Both offer the English or Japanese
product option.
ServiceGuard Manager installs its own JRE (Java Runtime
Environment™ 1.3.1), and can not use any other JRE that may already
be installed.
Installing ServiceGuard Manager on HP-UX Install ServiceGuard
Manager on a computer that has HP-UX Version 11.0 or later installed.
You can install from two places:
• From the CD-ROM
1. Mount the CD-ROM directory, choosing /SD_CDROM for your
mount directory.
2. Enter the swinstall command.
3. When the window opens, set Source Depot Type to: LocalCDROM.