The IBM eServer BladeCenter JS20 - IBM Redbooks
The IBM eServer BladeCenter JS20 - IBM Redbooks
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8.1.1 Setting up an <strong>IBM</strong> Director Server<br />
Before Director clients can be installed, you must first configure the Director<br />
server. <strong>The</strong> following instructions explain how we set up our server.<br />
1. Mount the Director CD.<br />
sysmgr:/ # mount -t iso9660 -o map=off /dev/cdrom /media/cdrom<br />
Important: It is critical that the CD is mounted in this manner. If you do not<br />
specify -o map=off, the capitalization of RPM names is not preserved and<br />
the installation script fails.<br />
2. With the CD mounted, copy the contents of the appropriate directory to the<br />
hard drive of the server.<br />
sysmgr:/root/Director-Source/ # cp<br />
/media/cdrom/director/server/linux/i386/* .<br />
3. With the sources copied to the hard drive, launch the installer.<br />
sysmgr:/root/Director-Source/ # ./dirinstall<br />
4. After the Director code is installed, configure a database for it to use. Because<br />
PostgreSQL ships as a standard part of SLES, we chose to use it.<br />
Example 8-1 shows how we configured it.<br />
Example 8-1 Configuring PostgreSQL<br />
sysmgr:/root/Director-Source/ # cd /usr/share/pgsql<br />
sysmgr:/usr/share/pgsql/ # ln -s jdbc7.1-1.2.jar postgresql.jar<br />
sysmgr:/usr/share/pgsql/ # cd /etc/TWGserver/<br />
sysmgr:/etc/TWGServer/ # echo export CLASSPATH=/usr/share/pgsql/psotgresql.jar<br />
> setup_env<br />
sysmgr:/etc/TWGServer/ # chmod u+x setup_env<br />
Important: We assume that PostgreSQL is configured and running<br />
properly on the system. Refer to the documentation regarding how to do<br />
this.<br />
5. By default, PostgreSQL on SLES does not bind to a TCP/IP socket. To enable<br />
this, modify /etc/sysconfig/postgresql and add the following line:<br />
POSTGRES_OPTIONS="-i"<br />
6. Begin the database configuration, as shown in Example 8-2.<br />
Example 8-2 Launching the database configuration<br />
sysmgr:/etc/TWGServer/ # passwd postgres<br />
Changing password for postgres<br />
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