Review the response file variables and their definitions.
# # Configuration Values: # our %CFG; $CFG{cps_db_dir}="/cpsdb"; $CFG{cps_diskgroup}="cps_dg1"; $CFG{cps_https_ports}=[ qw(50006 50007) ]; $CFG{cps_https_vips}=[ qw(10.198.90.6 10.198.90.7) ]; $CFG{cps_netmasks}=[ qw(255.255.248.0 255.255.248.0 255.255.248.0) ]; $CFG{cps_network_hosts}{cpsnic1}=[ qw(10.198.88.18) ]; $CFG{cps_network_hosts}{cpsnic2}=[ qw(10.198.88.18) ]; $CFG{cps_newdg_disks}=[ qw(emc_clariion0_249) ]; $CFG{cps_newvol_volsize}=10; $CFG{cps_nic_list}{cpsvip1}=[ qw(en0 en0) ]; $CFG{cps_sfha_config}=1; $CFG{cps_vip2nicres_map}{"10.198.90.6"}=1; $CFG{cps_volume}="volcps"; $CFG{cpsname}="cps1"; $CFG{opt}{configcps}=1; $CFG{opt}{configure}=1; $CFG{opt}{noipc}=1;
$CFG{prod}="ENTERPRISE73";
$CFG{activecomponent}=[qw(SFHA73)]; $CFG{systems}=[ qw(cps1 cps2) ]; $CFG{vcs_clusterid}=49604; $CFG{vcs_clustername}="sfha2233"; 1;
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Table: describes response file variables to configure CP server