Cisco Cisco Prime Central 1.1 Guia Da Instalação

You run the PrimeCentral.sh script by adding the preceding command-line parameters. If you do not add the 
command-line parameters, you are prompted for the required data.

In another terminal window, check the installation process:

# tail -f /tmp/primecentral_install.log

After the installation succeeds, start Prime Central:

# /usr/local/bin/pc.sh start

Verify that Prime Central is running correctly; then, stop it: 

# /usr/local/bin/pc.sh stop

Remove the virtual IP addresses:

# ip addr del 192.168.1.130 dev eth0

Unmount the shared partitions:

# umount /opt/pc

To set up and manage a cluster, you can use the CLI or the GUI. This section explains how to use the CLI. To use the GUI, see 
the 

, sections 3 and 4.

To set up the Prime Central cluster service, complete the following steps in parallel on both nodes, except where noted:

Modify the /etc/cluster/cluster.conf file by setting unique values for the parameters listed in 

.

Copy the edited cluster.conf file to the /etc/cluster/ directory.

Whenever you modify the cluster.conf file, increment the config_version value so the cluster.conf file propagates 
correctly to the nodes. To propagate the cluster.conf file manually:

Shut down the cluster:

# rsync -av /etc/cluster/cluster.conf root@prime-ha-node2.cisco.com:/etc/cluster/

Restart the cluster.

Start the cluster services:

# service cman start

# service rgmanager start

Enter each command on one node and then immediately enter the same command on the other node.

For example, when cman starts on a node, it waits for the other node to start cman. If the other node takes too long to 
start cman, cman times out on the first node.

(For the RHCS luci GUI only) Using the username admin, start the RHCS ricci service:

# service ricci start

(For the RHCS luci GUI only) On the first node only, start the RHCS luci services:

# luci_admin init

# service luci start

To test failover, relocate the service to another node:

# clusvcadm -r vmpcservice -m prime-ha-node2.cisco.com