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Upgrading cluster monitor to cluster connector
on UNIX systems

You must perform this upgrade on each cluster that formerly used CommandCentral Availability cluster monitor to communicate with the CommandCentral Availability management server. This procedure follows a script of a successful upgrade. If at any step you experience a result other than the expected result that is documented here, you can click "n" to re-enter information. If you continue to have problems, click "q" to quit the installation and then verify the installation prerequisites.

 To upgrade cluster monitor to cluster connector

1. Insert the disc into the drive on the local system. At the command prompt, type the following command to run the setup program:

   ./installer -rsh

   The setup program presents copyright information followed by a menu titled, "Storage Foundation and High Availability Solutions 5.0".

2. Enter i to specify a task.

   Enter a Task: [I,C,L,P,U,D,Q,?] i

   The setup program displays another menu that lists products that are available for installation.

3. Select the menu number that corresponds to Veritas Cluster Management Console.

   Select a product to install: [1-13,b,q]

   The setup program presents a description of the product.

4. Enter 2 to select a product component.

Enter '1' to install the management server, '2' to install the 
cluster
 
 connector: [1-2,q] (1) 2


  The setup program presents a message stating that it will install cluster connector.

5. Enter y to verify that the information up to this point is correct.

   Is this information correct? [y,n,q] (y)

   The setup program performs an initial system check of the local system and checks for installed packages on the local system. If these checks are satisfactory, the setup program lists the packages to be installed.

   Storage Foundation and High Availability Solutions 5.0

installer will upgrade or install the following Cluster 
Management Console
 
 packages:


 VRTSat       Symantec Product Authentication Service


 VRTSperl     Veritas Perl 5.8.8 Redistribution


 VRTSjre15    Veritas Java Runtime Environment Redistribution


VRTScmccc    Veritas Cluster Management Console Cluster 
Connector
 
 Press [Return] to continue:

6. Press Enter.

   The setup program displays the following message:

   Installer is now ready to upgrade Cluster Management Console.

All Cluster Management Console processes that are currently 
running must be stopped.
 

7. Enter y to confirm that you want to upgrade the Cluster Management Console.

Are you sure you want to upgrade Cluster Management Console? 
[y,n,q] (y)
 

8. Enter a password for the cluster connector service account.

   The password is the password that was entered for the cluster connector service account during management server installation.

   Enter the password for the CMC service account:xxxxx

9. Enter the root hash of the authentication broker installed on the management server.

   Enter the hash of the Management Server's root broker [?]

   To retrieve the root hash of the management server authentication broker, run the following command:

   • On Windows:

		\program files\veritas\security\authentication\bin\vssat 

		showbrokerhash
 
  


 On UNIX systems:


 		/opt/VRTSat/bin/vssat showbrokerhash


  The output of this command looks similar to the following:

 Root Hash:      9dfde3d9aaebee084f8e35819c1fed7e6b01d2ae


  Enter the alphanumeric string (the string you receive is different from the one shown).

  

10. Enter y to verify that the information up to this point is correct.

    The setup program presents a list of:

    • Prior component shutdown progress percentages
    • Prior component uninstallation progress percentages
    • Upgrade component installation progress percentages
    • Cluster connector deployment messages
    • Cluster connector configuration messages
11. Enter y to start Veritas Cluster Management Console processes now.

Do you want to start Veritas Cluster Management Console 
processes now? [y,n,q] (y)
 
  The setup program presents startup progress percentages and, if successful, displays the following message:

 Installation completed successfully on all systems


  After the console starts, the setup program displays the location of the upgrade log files and then displays:

  


 Information about each upgrade package that was installed.



 Status information for each system, service group, and resource in the cluster.



 A message that is an evaluation of the state of the upgrade (success or failure).


  The setup program eventually displays the following message:

 End of upgrade