Veritas Storage Foundation 5.1 SP1 Cluster File System Installation Guide (5900-1510, April 2011)

Choose whether the communication between the CP server and the SFCFS

clusters has to be made secure.

If you have not configured the CP server cluster in secure mode, enter n at

the prompt.

Warning: If the CP server cluster is not configured in secure mode, and if you

enter y, then the script immediately exits. You must configure the CP server

cluster in secure mode and rerun the CP server configuration script.

Veritas recommends secure communication between the CP server and

application clusters. Enabling security requires Symantec Product

Authentication Service to be installed and configured on the cluster.

Do you want to enable Security for the communications? (y/n)

(Default:y) :

Enter the absolute path of the CP server database or press Enter to accept

the default value (/etc/VRTScps/db).

CP Server uses an internal database to store the client information.

Note: As the CP Server is being configured on a single node VCS,

the database can reside on local file system.

Enter absolute path of the database (Default:/etc/VRTScps/db):

Verify and confirm the CP server configuration information.

Following is the CP Server configuration information:

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(a)CP Server Name: mycps1.symantecexample.com

(b)CP Server Virtual IP: 10.209.83.85

(c)CP Server Port: 14250

(d)CP Server Security : 1

(e)CP Server Database Dir: /etc/VRTScps/db

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Press b if you want to change the configuration, <enter> to continue :

Preparing to configure SFCFS

Setting up the CP server

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