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Cluster Management Software components after reboots. z Configure Cluster Management Software tools. The Management Server components of HP System Management Tools (HP Systems Insight Manager) is also configured if selected. z Print a PASS diagnostic message if all of the configuration steps are successful. Overview Provide the following information to the manager_config program: z The path to the license file(s), z Whether to store passwords, z The DNS domain and NIS domain for the cluster, z The host name of the manager and the name of the cluster, z The cluster LAN interface on the Management Server, z The count and starting IP address of the Compute Nodes, z Whether to mount a home directory, z The SCM admin password if SCM is configured. z The LSF admin password. (Clusterware edition only) Details This tool can be invoked in two ways, based on your specific requirements: z If you want manager_config to drive the allocation of hostnames and IP addresses of the Compute Nodes in the cluster (based on some basic queries), invoke /opt/clusterpack/bin/manager_config with no arguments: % /opt/clusterpack/bin/manager_config z If you want manager_config to assign specific hostnames and IP addresses to the Compute Nodes in the cluster, supply an input file in the same format as /etc/hosts, and invoke the tool as follows: % /opt/clusterpack/bin/manager_config -f input_file After this step, the ClusterPack DVD is no longer required during installation. On the source machine, unmount the DVD drive and remove the DVD. % /sbin/umount /mnt/dvdrom

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Cluster Management Software components after reboots.
Configure Cluster Management Software tools. The Management Server components of
HP System Management Tools (HP Systems Insight Manager) is also configured if
selected.
Print a PASS diagnostic message if all of the configuration steps are successful.
Overview
Provide the following information to the manager_config program:
The path to the license file(s),
Whether to store passwords,
The DNS domain and NIS domain for the cluster,
The host name of the manager and the name of the cluster,
The cluster LAN interface on the Management Server,
The count and starting IP address of the Compute Nodes,
Whether to mount a home directory,
The SCM admin password if SCM is configured.
The LSF admin password. (Clusterware edition only)
Details
This tool can be invoked in two ways, based on your specific requirements:
If you want manager_config to drive the allocation of hostnames and IP addresses of the
Compute Nodes in the cluster (based on some basic queries),
invoke /opt/clusterpack/bin/manager_config with no arguments:
%
/opt/clusterpack/bin/manager_config
If you want manager_config to assign specific hostnames and IP addresses to the
Compute Nodes in the cluster, supply an input file in the same format as /etc/hosts, and
invoke the tool as follows:
%
/opt/clusterpack/bin/manager_config -f input_file
After this step, the ClusterPack DVD is no longer required during installation. On the source machine,
unmount the DVD drive and remove the DVD.
%
/sbin/umount /mnt/dvdrom