Resiliency File Replicator Installation Guide Version 7.1
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CONTENTS PREFACE ...... 5 Document Overview ...... 5 Conventions ...... 5 INSTALLATION OVERVIEW ...... 6 Resiliency File Replicator software ...... 6 Prerequisites ...... 6 Upgrade ...... 6 New version in FTP ...... 7 INSTALLING RESILIENCY FILE REPLICATOR USING GUI MODE INSTALLATION ...... 8 Prerequisites for Installing Resiliency File Replicator ...... 8 Installation of Resiliency File Replicator ...... 8 INSTALLING RESILIENCY FILE REPLICATOR USING SILENT MODE INSTALLATION ...... 15 Editing Properties File ...... 15 Resiliency File Replicator Silent Mode Installation ...... 16 Starting Silent Mode Installation on Windows Server ...... 16 Starting Silent Mode Installation on Unices Servers ...... 16 RESILIENCY FILE REPLICATOR THIRD PARTY INSTALLATION ...... 18 Third Party Binary Installation for Windows-32/64-Bit ...... 18 Third Party Binary Installation For Linux-32-Bit ...... 18 Third Party Binary Installation For Linux-64-Bit ...... 18 Third Party Binary Installation For AIX ...... 19 Third Party Binary Installation For HPUX-64-BIT Itanium ...... 20 Third Party Binary Installation For HPUX-64-BIT Parisac ...... 20 Third Party Binary Installation For Solaris_Sparc ...... 21 Third Party Binary Installation For Solaris_Intel ...... 22 STOPPING AND STARTING RESILIENCY FILE REPLICATOR ...... 24 Starting and Stopping of Resiliency File Replicator Service on Windows ...... 24 Accessing Resiliency File Replicator GUI on Windows ...... 24 Starting and Stopping of Resiliency File Replicator Service on Solaris ...... 25 Starting and Stopping of Resiliency File Replicator Service on Linux ...... 25 Starting and Stopping of Resiliency File Replicator Service on HPUX ...... 26 Starting and Stopping of Resiliency File Replicator Service on AIX ...... 26 UNINSTALLING RESILIENCY FILE REPLICATOR ...... 27 Uninstallation of Resiliency File Replicator ...... 27 LICENSE INFORMATION ...... 29 GPL License Information ...... 29 INDEX ...... 30 APPENDIX ...... 31 Acronyms ...... 31
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LIST OF FIGURES
Figure 1: Resiliency File Replicator Installer ...... 9 Figure 2: Resiliency File Replicator Installation - Introduction ...... 10 Figure 3: Resiliency File Replicator Installation - Choose Install Folder ...... 10 Figure 4: Resiliency File Replicator Installation - Provide NAT IP Address ...... 11 Figure 5: Resiliency File Replicator Installation - Choose Shortcut Folder ...... 11 Figure 6: Resiliency File Replicator Installation - Pre-Installation Summary ...... 12 Figure 7: Resiliency File Replicator Installation - Installing Resiliency File Replicator ...... 13 Figure 8: Resiliency File Replicator Installation - Starting Resiliency File Replicator ...... 13 Figure 9: Resiliency File Replicator Installation - Install Complete ...... 14 Figure 10: Resiliency File Replicator GUI ...... 24 Figure 11: Resiliency File Replicator ...... 25 Figure 12: Uninstallation of Resiliency File Replicator ...... 28
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Preface
Resiliency File Replicator Software Installation Guide provides concepts and procedures to install, upgrade and uninstall the Resiliency File Replicator product. Although this guide is intended for administrators responsible for installing, configuring and maintaining the Resiliency File Replicator product, advanced users will also benefit from the information it contains.
Document Overview
This manual is further divide into the following sections:
§ Installing Resiliency File Replicator
§ Starting and Stopping Resiliency File Replicator.
§ Upgrading Resiliency File Replicator
§ Uninstalling Resiliency File Replicator.
Conventions
Typeface/Font Usage Boldface Boldface font is used in table headings and in paragraphs, to convey especially strong events. Italic Italics are used to emphasis special information, or additional information and examples. Courier New Terminal input and output.
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1 Installation Overview
Resiliency File Replicator software
Resiliency File Replicator Software is compatible with the following servers:
§ Windows Server
§ Solaris Server
§ Linux Server
§ HPUX Server
§ AIX Server
Prerequisites
Based on the features, download the GPL dependent binaries from this link GPL dependent binaries before starting RESILIENCY FILE REPLICATOR and perform the steps mentioned in the chapter, RESILIENCY FILE REPLICATOR Third Party Installation.
Refer to GPL License information for more information on GPL licenses.
Tar and Rsync Version Details:
Platform Tar Version Rsync Version Windows-32/64-Bit tar1.16 rsync3.0.7 Linux-32-Bit RHEL 5.6 tar1.19 rsync3.0.5 Linux-64-Bit RHEL 5.5 rsync3.0.9 Linux-64-Bit RHEL 5.7 rsync3.0.9 Linux-64-Bit RHEL 6.X tar1.23 rsync3.0.9 Linux-64-Bit RHEL 7.X tar1.23 rsync3.0.9 AIX tar1.14 rsync3.0.5 HPUX-64-BIT Itanium tar1.26 rsync3.0.9 HPUX-64-BIT Parisac tar1.26 rsync3.0.9 Solaris_Sparc tar1.18 rsync3.0.5 Solaris_Intel tar1.26 rsync3.0.5
Upgrade
The Resiliency File Replicator software is a separate installer. You can upgrade the existing Resiliency File Replicator version from 4.2 to 7.1. Only the GUI mode is supported for upgrade. The older versions (i.e. versions prior to 4.2) of Resiliency File Replicator are not supported for upgrade.
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New version in FTP
The software is available in ftp.IBM.com where the credentials are sent to customer, which contain the following installation packages:
§ Resiliency File Replicator software for Windows, Solaris, Linux, HPUX and AIX is available in the Installers folder.
§ Resiliency File Replicator Installation Documentation.
The following tables provide information on various platforms supported by Resiliency File Replicator:
Resiliency File Replicator Support
Application Platform OS Version/Patch Version Windows 2003 Std, Windows 2003 Enterprise Edition, Windows 2008 Std, Intel, AMD, SUN/Sparc, Windows 2008 Enterprise Edition, Resiliency File RHEL 5 Replicator 7.1 PA-RISC,Itanium RHEL 6 Solaris Intel(v10) Solaris Sparc(v9,10 Patch > 147148-26) AIX HP-UX v11i(PA-RISC/ Itanium) You can install Resiliency File Replicator Software by any of the methods given below: Graphical Mode: Graphical mode installation is an interactive, GUI-based method for installing Resiliency File Replicator Software. For more information, refer to Chapter 2. Silent Mode: Silent mode installation is a non-interactive method of installing Resiliency File Replicator Software. This method requires the use of .properties file for selecting installation options. For more information, refer to Chapter3.
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2 Installing Resiliency File Replicator Using GUI Mode Installation
This software is packaged as an image file called Resiliency File Replicator.binon IBM Resiliency Orchestration™ Distribution FTP in Server folder. It contains all the binaries and packages to run Resiliency File Replicator software. This software installation involves installing Resiliency File Replicator binaries, and tools used by Resiliency File Replicator on Windows, Solaris, Linux, HPUX or AIX server.
Prerequisites for Installing Resiliency File Replicator
For the installer to install Resiliency File Replicator Platform package successfully on the selected Server, the following hardware/software requirements must be fulfilled:
§ The server must have a minimum of 2 GB RAM.
§ The user should have Administrator or root equivalent privileges to install Resiliency File Replicator.
§ Ensure that the temporary directory (/tmp) has approximately 700 MB free space.
Installation of Resiliency File Replicator
This section outlines the procedure to install all Resiliency File Replicator
To install Resiliency File Replicator, perform the following steps:
1. Login to the system and Download the server binaries from the given ftp path .
2. Navigate to the directory that contains the installation file. The selection of the folder and action to be performed to run the installer are based on the server platform used to install. Refer to the following table for these details:
Servers Folder Name Action to be performed next Installers\ Windows for 32-bit Windows Double-click the Windows Operating System, or Installers\Windows64 for RESILIENCY FILE 64-bit Windows Operating Systems. REPLICATOR.exe file. At the command prompt, enter Installers/SolarisIntel for intel architecture or Solaris ./RESILIENCY FILE Installers/SolarisSparc for sparc architecture. REPLICATOR.bin. Installers/Linux for 32-bit Linux Operating At the command prompt, enter Linux System and Installers/Linux64 for 64-bit Linux ./RESILIENCY FILE Operating Systems. REPLICATOR.bin.
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At the command prompt, enter HPUX Installers/ HPUX. ./RESILIENCY FILE REPLICATOR.bin. At the command prompt, enter AIX Installers/AIX. ./RESILIENCY FILE REPLICATOR.bin.
Note Following are the limitations for installing Resiliency File Replicator on Windows:
§ Services can only be registered and started by users having local administrator permissions on the physical target machine, and not remotely.
§ If Services have to be registered and started from remote machines, such as Terminal Server, then the user must be an Administrator having necessary permissions to the registry and Windows\System32 directories.
3. After extracting the files from RESILIENCY FILE REPLICATOR.bin , Resiliency File Replicator installation starts with the following screen.
Note On Linux Server, if the RHEL version is not 5.0 and 6, then a warning message will be displayed on the screen. However, the user can continue with the installation.
Figure 1: Resiliency File Replicator Installer
4. After displaying the IBM Resiliency Orchestration installer screen, the Introduction window is displayed.
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Figure 2: Resiliency File Replicator Installation - Introduction
5. Go through the installation procedure and click Next. The Choose Install Folder window is displayed.
Figure 3: Resiliency File Replicator Installation - Choose Install Folder
6. Select a path to install the software by clicking Choose. Alternatively, you can click Restore Default Folder to restore the default path. The default path is C:\Program Files\RESILIENCY FILE REPLICATOR for Windows server and /opt/RESILIENCY FILE REPLICATOR for Solaris, Linux, HUPX and AIX server (Unices). It is recommended that you use the default path displayed.
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7. Click Next. Provide the Nat IP Address
Figure 4: Resiliency File Replicator Installation - Provide NAT IP Address
Note:
NAT IP address should be the private IP of the server where you are installing
8. Click Next. The Choose Shortcut Folder/Choose Link Folder window is displayed.
Figure 5: Resiliency File Replicator Installation - Choose Shortcut Folder
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9. Select an option to create a product icon in the required location. For example, select Other option button to create a product icon in a specific path, or select Don’t create icons/Don’t create links option button to avoid creating shortcut folders.
10. Click Next. The Pre-Installation Summary window is displayed.
Figure 6: Resiliency File Replicator Installation - Pre-Installation Summary
11. Go through the pre-installation summary to verify the inputs provided. If you want to change the inputs, click Previous and modify.
12. Click Install. The Installing Resiliency File Replicator window is displayed.
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Figure 7: Resiliency File Replicator Installation - Installing Resiliency File Replicator
13. Once the installation is complete, the Starting Resiliency File Replicator window is displayed.
Figure 8: Resiliency File Replicator Installation - Starting Resiliency File Replicator
14. On the Starting Resiliency File Replicator window, perform either of the following:
§ Click Yes to start the Resiliency File Replicator services automatically.
§ Click No to start the Resiliency File Replicator services manually.
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Note The best practice is not to change the default value displayed on the Starting Resiliency File Replicator window. Restart the Resiliency File Replicator machine, if the agents do not start after Resiliency File Replicator installation is complete.
15. Click Next. The Install Complete window is displayed, indicating successful installation.
Figure 9: Resiliency File Replicator Installation - Install Complete
16. Click Done to complete the installation process.
17. Refer to Chapter 4, RESILIENCY FILE REPLICATOR Third Party Installation and perform the RESILIENCY FILE REPLICATOR Third Party Installation depending on the Operating System.
Note Once the installation is complete, verify the individual Resiliency File Replicator service installation manually, by clicking the Services icon on the Administrative tools group in Control Panel on Windows server.
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3 Installing Resiliency File Replicator Using Silent Mode Installation
In Silent mode installation method, the installation program reads the settings for your configuration from the .properties file that you create prior to installation. The installation program does not display any configuration options during the installation process. Silent mode installation is supported on Windows, Linux, Solaris, HPUX and AIX platforms. The following sections describe the method to install Resiliency File Replicator, using the silent mode. It is assumed that you have acquired the installation program from the FTP server.
Note Make sure that the hardware and software configuration required for Resiliency File Replicator installation is in place. For details, refer to the Prerequisites for Installing Resiliency File Replicator on page number 8.
Editing Properties File
When you install Resiliency File Replicator in Silent mode, the installation program uses the RESILIENCY FILE REPLICATORInstaller.properties file, to determine which installation options should be implemented. Therefore, before you can run the installation program in Silent mode, you must edit the RESILIENCY FILE REPLICATORInstaller.properties file in which you specify the installation options that you want to invoke, while performing the Resiliency File Replicator installation. Perform the following steps to edit the properties files.
1. To edit RESILIENCY FILE REPLICATORInstaller.properties file:
§ Download the file from the ftp path. .
§ Open the properties file by using the following command:
Linux/Solaris/AIX/HPUX: vi RESILIENCY FILE REPLICATORInstaller.properties Windows: Open RESILIENCY FILE REPLICATORInstaller.properties file using Notepad.
2. Modify the respective properties file for the key words shown in the following tables, to reflect your configuration. 0.
RESILIENCY FILE REPLICATORInstaller.properties file: Key word Description INSTALLER_UI Displays the mode of installation as “silent”.
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Key word Description Enter the full pathname for the directory in USER_INSTALL_DIR which you want to install the Resiliency File Replicator software. Enter 1 if you want to start Resiliency File Replicator automatically after the installation. Enter 0 if you want to start Resiliency File Replicator manually. PFR _START_YES Note: PFR service will not start after the installation due to dependency on the the third party libraries.
Resiliency File Replicator Silent Mode Installation
The following section provides steps to install the software by silent mode.
Note In silent mode, uninstallation does not check whether services are running or not. The user has to make sure that services are stopped before uninstallation in silent mode.
Starting Silent Mode Installation on Windows Server
Perform the following steps to install Resiliency File Replicator on Windows system.
1. Log on to Windows system.
2. Open an MS-DOS command prompt window.
3. Go to the directory that contains the installation file and launch the installation procedure by entering the following command: 0.
install.exe –f
Note After completing the installation of Resiliency File Replicator, no status is displayed. The user does not get information on whether the installation is successful or not.
4. Refer to Chapter 4, RESILIENCY FILE REPLICATOR Third Party Installation and perform the RESILIENCY FILE REPLICATOR Third Party Installation depending on the Operating System.
Starting Silent Mode Installation on Unices Servers
1. Log on to Linux/Solaris/HPUX/AIX system.
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2. Navigate to the directory that contains the installation file. Edit and save the property file to /tmp.
3. Launch the installation by entering the following command: 0.
./install.bin –f
4. Refer to Chapter 4, RESILIENCY FILE REPLICATOR Third Party Installation and perform the RESILIENCY FILE REPLICATOR Third Party Installation depending on the Operating System.
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4 Resiliency File Replicator Third Party Installation
During RESILIENCY FILE REPLICATOR installation, the user can configure the $RESILIENCY FILE REPLICATORROOT path. This is the home directory for Sanavi File Replicator.
Third Party Binary Installation for Windows-32/64-Bit
Perform the following steps after installing RESILIENCY FILE REPLICATOR. Before deploying the dependent binaries, ensure the RESILIENCY FILE REPLICATOR services are stopped.
Note: Download the binaries from the link GPL Dependent binaries in Prerequisites. 1. Go to $RESILIENCY FILE REPLICATORROOT/bin folder by executing the following command. § cd $RESILIENCY FILE REPLICATORROOT/bin 2. Download the following files to the same location § rsync3.0.7-Windows-32bit.zip 3. Extract rsync3.0.7-Windows-32bit.zip 4. Download the following files to the same location § tar1.16-Windows-32bit.zip 5. Extract tar1.16-Windows-32bit.zip
Third Party Binary Installation For Linux-32-Bit
Perform the following steps after installing RESILIENCY FILE REPLICATOR. Before deploying the dependent binaries, ensure the RESILIENCY FILE REPLICATOR services are stopped.
Note: Download the binaries from the link GPL Dependent binaries in Prerequisites.
RHEL 5.6 1. Go to $RESILIENCY FILE REPLICATORROOT folder by executing the following command. § cd $RESILIENCY FILE REPLICATORROOT 2. Download and then Unzip the files by executing following command § tar -xvzf rsync3.0.5-RHEL5.6-32bit.tar.gz § tar -xvzf tar1.19-RHEL5.6-32bit.tar.gz
Third Party Binary Installation For Linux-64-Bit
Perform the following steps after installing RESILIENCY FILE REPLICATOR. Before deploying the dependent binaries, ensure the RESILIENCY FILE REPLICATOR services are stopped.
Note: Download the binaries from the link GPL Dependent binaries in Prerequisites.
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RHEL 5.5
1. Go to $RESILIENCY FILE REPLICATORROOT folder by executing the following command. § cd $RESILIENCY FILE REPLICATORROOT 2. Download and then Unzip the files by executing following command § tar -xvzf rsync3.0.9-RHEL5.5-64bit.tar.gz 3. Create the following soft link. § ln -s $RESILIENCY FILE REPLICATORROOT/bin/tar tar
RHEL 5.7
1. Go to $RESILIENCY FILE REPLICATORROOT folder by executing the following command. § cd $RESILIENCY FILE REPLICATORROOT 2. Download and then Unzip the files by executing following command § tar -xvzf rsync3.0.9-RHEL5.7-64bit.tar.gz 3. Create the following soft link. § ln -s $RESILIENCY FILE REPLICATORROOT/bin/tar tar
RHEL 6.X
1. Go to $RESILIENCY FILE REPLICATORROOT folder by executing the following command. § cd $RESILIENCY FILE REPLICATORROOT 2. Download and then Unzip the files by executing following command § tar -xvzf rsync3.0.9-RHEL6-64bit.tar.gz § tar -xvzf tar1.23-RHEL6-64bit.tar.gz
RHEL 7.X
1. Go to $RESILIENCY FILE REPLICATORROOT folder by executing the following command. § cd $RESILIENCY FILE REPLICATORROOT 2. Download and then Unzip the files by executing following command § tar -xvzf rsync3.0.9-RHEL7-64bit.tar.gz § tar -xvzf tar1.23-RHEL7-64bit.tar.gz
Third Party Binary Installation For AIX
Perform the following steps after installing RESILIENCY FILE REPLICATOR. Before deploying the dependent binaries, ensure the RESILIENCY FILE REPLICATOR services are stopped.
Note: Download the binaries from the link GPL Dependent binaries in Prerequisites. 1. Go to $RESILIENCY FILE REPLICATORROOT folder by executing the following command. § cd $RESILIENCY FILE REPLICATORROOT 2. Download and then Unzip the files by executing following command
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§ gunzip rsync3.0.5-AIX.tar.gz § tar -xvf rsync3.0.5-AIX.tar.gz 3. Download and then Unzip the files by executing following command § gunzip tar1.14-AIX.tar.gz § tar -xvf tar1.14-AIX.tar.gz 4. Create the following soft links. § ln -s $RESILIENCY FILE REPLICATORROOT/lib/usr/lib/libiconv.a /usr/lib/libiconv.a
Third Party Binary Installation For HPUX-64-BIT Itanium
Perform the following steps after installing RESILIENCY FILE REPLICATOR. Before deploying the dependent binaries, ensure the RESILIENCY FILE REPLICATOR services are stopped.
Note: Download the binaries from the link GPL Dependent binaries in Prerequisites.
1. Go to a $RESILIENCY FILE REPLICATORROOT folder by executing the following command. § cd $RESILIENCY FILE REPLICATORROOT 2. Download and then Unzip/Untar the following files by executing following command § gunzip rsync3.0.9-HPUX11.31-IA.tar.gz § tar -xvf rsync3.0.9-HPUX11.31-IA.tar § gunzip tar1.26-HPUX11.31-IA.tar.gz § tar -xvf tar1.26-HPUX11.31-IA.tar 3. Create the following soft links. § ln -s $RESILIENCY FILE REPLICATORROOT/tool/usr/local/lib/libpopt.so /usr/lib/hpux32/libpopt.so
Third Party Binary Installation For HPUX-64-BIT Parisac
Perform the following steps after installing RESILIENCY FILE REPLICATOR. Before deploying the dependent binaries, ensure the RESILIENCY FILE REPLICATOR services are stopped.
Note: Download the binaries from the link GPL Dependent binaries in Prerequisites.
1. Go to $RESILIENCY FILE REPLICATORROOT folder by executing the following command. § cd $RESILIENCY FILE REPLICATORROOT 2. Download and then Unzip/Untar the following files by executing following command § gunzip rsync3.0.9-HPUX11i-PARISC.tar.gz § tar -xvf rsync3.0.9-HPUX11i-PARISC.tar § gunzip tar1.26-HPUX11i-PARISC.tar.gz § tar -xvf tar1.26-HPUX11i-PARISC.tar 3. Create the following soft links. § ln -s $RESILIENCY FILE REPLICATORROOT/tool/usr/local/lib/libpopt.so /usr/lib/hpux32/libpopt.so
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Third Party Binary Installation For Solaris_Sparc
Perform the following steps after installing RESILIENCY FILE REPLICATOR. Before deploying the dependent binaries, ensure the RESILIENCY FILE REPLICATOR services are stopped.
Note: Download the binaries from the link GPL Dependent binaries in Prerequisites.
1. Go to $RESILIENCY FILE REPLICATORROOT folder by executing the following command. § cd $RESILIENCY FILE REPLICATORROOT
2. Download and then Unzip/Untar the following files § tar -xvzf rsync3.0.5-SOLARIS10-SPARC.tar.gz 3. Execute the following command to add the library packages Note: (Note that if the package already installed as part of tar, the other packages only selected ) § pkgadd -d $RESILIENCY FILE REPLICATORROOT/bin/rsync-3.0.5- sol10-sparc-local -R $RESILIENCY FILE REPLICATORROOT/tool < 4. Download and then Unzip/Untar the following files § tar -xvzf tar1.18-SOLARIS10-SPARC.tar.gz 5. Execute the following command to add the library packages Note: (Note that if the package already installed as part of rsync, the other packages only selected) § pkgadd -d $RESILIENCY FILE REPLICATORROOT/bin/tar-1.18-sol10- sparc-local -R $RESILIENCY FILE REPLICATORROOT/tool < Resiliency File Replicator - Installation Guide v 7.1 21 § pkgadd -d $RESILIENCY FILE REPLICATORROOT/bin/libiconv-1.11- sol10-sparc-local -R $RESILIENCY FILE REPLICATORROOT/tool < Third Party Binary Installation For Solaris_Intel Perform the following steps after installing RESILIENCY FILE REPLICATOR. Before deploying the dependent binaries, ensure the RESILIENCY FILE REPLICATOR services are stopped. Note: Download the binaries from the link GPL Dependent binaries in Prerequisites. 1. Go to $RESILIENCY FILE REPLICATORROOT folder by executing the following command. § cd $RESILIENCY FILE REPLICATORROOT 2. Download and then Unzip/Untar the following files § tar -xvzf rsync3.0.5-SOLARIS10-x86.tar.gz 3. Execute the following command to add the library packages Note: (Note that if the package already installed as part of tar, the other packages only selected ) § pkgadd -d $RESILIENCY FILE REPLICATORROOT/bin/rsync-3.0.5- sol10-x86-local -R $RESILIENCY FILE REPLICATORROOT/tool < Resiliency File Replicator - Installation Guide v 7.1 22 § pkgadd -d $RESILIENCY FILE REPLICATORROOT/bin/libgcc-3.4.6- sol10-x86-local -R $RESILIENCY FILE REPLICATORROOT/tool < Resiliency File Replicator - Installation Guide v 7.1 23 5 Stopping and Starting Resiliency File Replicator This chapter explains the procedures that you must follow to start and stop Resiliency File Replicator on Windows, Solaris, AIX, HPUX and Linux servers. The script S999PanPFRSvc starts the service automatically when the server is booted. However, you can start or stop the service manually without rebooting the server. Starting and Stopping of Resiliency File Replicator Service on Windows 1. Open Control Panel -> Administrative Tools -> Services. 2. Right click the file Resiliency File Replicator and select Start to start the service. 3. Right click the file Resiliency File Replicator and select Stop to stop the service. 4. Right click the file Resiliency File Replicator and select Restart to restart the service. 0. Accessing Resiliency File Replicator GUI on Windows 1. Open the web browser. 2. Enter the URL http:// Figure 10: Resiliency File Replicator GUI 3. In the Resiliency File Replicator GUI, click the desired IP address below Available Servers. This opens the following window: Resiliency File Replicator - Installation Guide v 7.1 24 Figure 11: Resiliency File Replicator 4. To exit, click the Logout button on the title bar of the Resiliency File Replicator GUI.0. Starting and Stopping of Resiliency File Replicator Service on Solaris 1. Start and Stop scripts of the Solaris agent reside at the following location: /etc/rc3.d These scripts start the service automatically when the server is booted. 2. To start the Resiliency File Replicator Service manually, go to: $RESILIENCY FILE REPLICATORROOT/bin 3. To start the Resiliency File Replicator Service manually, you can directly give the following command: # ./PFR.sh start 4. Check whether the agents have been started or not with the following command: # ps –ef | grep -i LAX 5. To stop the Resiliency File Replicator Service manually, you can directly give the following command: 0. # ./PFR.sh stop Starting and Stopping of Resiliency File Replicator Service on Linux 1. Start and Stop scripts of the Resiliency File Replicator Service reside at the following location: /etc/rc3.d These scripts start the service automatically when the server is booted. 2. To start the Resiliency File Replicator Service manually, go to: $RESILIENCY FILE REPLICATORROOT/bin 3. To start the Resiliency File Replicator Service, you can directly give the following command: # ./ PFR.sh start Resiliency File Replicator - Installation Guide v 7.1 25 4. Check whether the Resiliency File Replicator Service have been started or not with the following command: # ps –ef | grep -i LAX 5. To stop the Resiliency File Replicator Service manually, you can directly give the following command: 0. # ./PFR.sh stop 0. Starting and Stopping of Resiliency File Replicator Service on HPUX 1. To start the Resiliency File Replicator Service, go to: $RESILIENCY FILE REPLICATORROOT/bin 2. To start the Resiliency File Replicator Service, you can directly give the following command: # ./ PFR.sh start 3. Check whether the Resiliency File Replicator Service have been started or not with the following command: # ps –ef | grep -i LAX 4. To stop the Resiliency File Replicator Service, you can directly give the following command: 0. # ./ PFR.sh stop 0. Starting and Stopping of Resiliency File Replicator Service on AIX 1. Start and Stop scripts of the AIX agent reside at the following location: /etc/rc.d/rc2.d These scripts start the service automatically when the server is booted. 2. To start the Resiliency File Replicator Service manually, go to: $RESILIENCY FILE REPLICATORROOT/bin 3. To start the Resiliency File Replicator Service manually, you can directly give the following command: # ./PFR.sh start 4. Check whether the Resiliency File Replicator Service have been started or not with the following command: # ps –ef | grep –i LAX 5. To stop the Resiliency File Replicator Service manually, you can directly give the following command: 0. # ./PFR.sh stop 0. Resiliency File Replicator - Installation Guide v 7.1 26 6 Uninstalling Resiliency File Replicator This chapter provides detailed information on uninstalling Resiliency File Replicator on your system. Note § If you have used Silent mode of installation, you can perform only Silent mode of un- installation. After Silent mode of installation, Graphical mode of un-installation cannot be performed. § If you have used Graphical mode of installation for Resiliency File Replicator, you can employ either Graphical or Silent mode of un-installation. Use the following commands to perform silent mode un-installation: Uninstall_IBM_File_Replicator -i silent Uninstall_IBM_File_Replicator -i silent Uninstallation of Resiliency File Replicator To uninstall Resiliency File Replicator from GUI, perform the following steps: 1. Go to $RESILIENCY FILE REPLICATORROOT/Uninstall. 2. Click Uninstall_IBM_File_Replicator 0. To uninstall Resiliency File Replicator from the command prompt, perform the following steps: # cd $RESILIENCY FILE REPLICATORROOT/Uninstall # ./Uninstall_IBM_File_Replicator This process will uninstall all binaries that have been installed while installing Resiliency File Replicator. This process will not uninstall Tomcat binaries. Resiliency File Replicator - Installation Guide v 7.1 27 Figure 12: Uninstallation of Resiliency File Replicator Note that uninstallation of Resiliency File Replicator does not delete the database. You have to manually delete the databases by providing the following command at the command prompt: #mysql -u root mysql>drop database pfr; During uninstallation, the following directories will not be deleted, as they might be useful. var/log panacesFileReplicator/filesets If the above directories are not deleted, the uninstallation process will list the name of these directories. After reviewing its contents, the directories can be deleted. Resiliency File Replicator - Installation Guide v 7.1 28 7 License Information GPL License Information If you wish to access the source code for any of these packages, it is recommended that you visit the official download site of the package maintainer directly. 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Resiliency File Replicator - Installation Guide v 7.1 29 Index A P Acronyms used ...... 31 PFR ...... 24 Agent Installation starting and stopping on Solaris server on AIX ...... 26 pre-requisites for ...... 8, 15 on HPUX ...... 26 on Windows server ...... 8 on Linux ...... 25 procedure of ...... 8 on Solaris ...... 25 on Windows ...... 24 C starting and stopping of PFR GUI ...... 24 Conventions used ...... 5 S Silent Mode Installation I on Solaris/Linux/HPUX/AIX system ...... 16 IBM Resiliency Orchestration Server Installation on Windows system ...... 16 IBM Resiliency Orchestration client agent support ...... 7 property file editing ...... 15 Installation ...... 6 components of ...... 6 U graphical mode of ...... 7 silent mode of ...... 7 Uninstallation of IBM PFR ...... 27 using CDs ...... 7 Uninstalling IBM Resiliency Orchestration ...... 27 Server ...... 27 Resiliency File Replicator - Installation Guide v 7.1 30 Appendix Acronyms Acronyms Definition DVD Digital Versatile Disc CSA Client Side Agent DR Disaster Recovery GHz GigaHertz IP Internet Protocol JDK Java Development Kit JSDK Java Software Development Kit JRE Java Runtime Environment JVM Java Virtual Machine LAN Local Area Network PFR Panaces File Replicator RAID Redundant Array of Independent Disk RAM Random Access Memory ROM Read Only Memory RPO Recovery Point Objective RTO Recovery Time Objective URL Uniform Resource Locator Resiliency File Replicator - Installation Guide v 7.1 31