HP Servicecontrol Manager 3.0 User's Guide

Installing HP Servicecontrol Manager

Installing Servicecontrol Manager on HP-UX

Chapter 2

Installing Servicecontrol Manager on HP-UX

This section provides steps to successfully install the Servicecontrol Manager (SCM)

central management server (CMS) on a server running a supported version of HP-UX.

See “System Requirements” on page 28 to verify which versions of HP-UX are supported.

If you are installing SCM on Linux, see “Installing Servicecontrol Manager on Linux” on

page 33.

Before You Install CMS Software on an HP-UX Server

Several dependent software packages need to be verified before you install SCM. Based

on this information, you may be able to skip portions of the CMS install.

NOTE If you need to remove Tomcat or MySQL, verify that it isn’t being used by another

application. If one or both of these applications cannot be removed, you must select a

different server to be the CMS.

To verify dependent software packages:

Step 1. Verify that Java SDK version 1.4 is installed:

swlist T1456AA

If the correct version of Java SDK is already installed, you can skip installing it during

the CMS software installation. If a different version is installed, multiple versions of

Java SDK can coexist on the same HP-UX server.

Step 2. Verify that Tomcat version 4.1.12 is installed:

swlist hpuxwsTomcat

If the correct version of Tomcat is already installed, you can skip installing it during the

CMS software installation. If a different version is installed, you need to remove it before

installing SCM.

To remove Tomcat:

a. Uninstall the Tomcat:

swremove hpuxwsTomcat

b. Verify that Tomcat is removed:

swlist hpuxwsTomcat

c. Remove or rename the following Tomcat directories if they exist:

/var/tomcat

/etc/tomcat

Step 3. Verify that MySQL version 3.23 is installed:

swlist mysql MySQL