Completing the VCS configuration


Completing the VCS configuration
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After you enter the VCS configuration information, the installer prompts to stop the VCS processes to complete the configuration process. The installer continues to create configuration files and copies them to each system. The installer also configures a cluster UUID value for the cluster at the end of the configuration. After the installer successfully configures VCS, it restarts VCS.

If you chose to configure the cluster in secure mode, the installer then does the following before it starts VCS in secure mode:

Depending on the security mode you chose to set up Authentication Service, the installer does one of the following:
- Creates the security principal
- Executes the encrypted file to create security principal on each node in the cluster
Creates the VxSS service group
Creates the Authentication Server credentials on each node in the cluster
Creates the Web credentials for VCS users
Sets up trust with the root broker

To complete the VCS configuration

Press Enter at the following prompt.

Do you want to stop VCS processes now? [y,n,q,?] (y)

Review the output as the installer stops various processes and performs the configuration. The installer then restarts VCS.

Enter y at the prompt to send the installation information to Symantec.

Would you like to send the information about this installation
to Symantec to help improve installation in the future? [y,n,q,?] (y) y

After the installer configures VCS successfully, note the location of summary, log, and response files that installer creates.

The files provide the useful information that can assist you with the configuration and can also assist future configurations.

summary file

Describes the cluster and its configured resources.

log file

Details the entire configuration.

response file

Contains the configuration information that can be used to perform secure or unattended installations on other systems.

See Configuring VCS using response files.

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