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Verifying the VCA service is running, For UnitedLinux and SUSE Linux

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Note: You must be logged in as root to perform the initial install, reinstall, or upgrade of the VCA. 1. For an initial install or upgrade, enter the following command: rpm -ivh hvca-2*.linux.rpm Starting with ProLiant Support Pack 7.2, VCA for Linux can be installed or upgraded as part of the ProLiant or Integrity Support Pack installation. 2. If the SMH has not been configured, then it must be configured. For more information regarding configuration of the SMH, refer to the SMH Online Help System. 3. The initial installation of the VCA enables you to configure the VCRM. The VCRM host address, login name, and password can be specified. For example: Please, set the required fields for version control agent configuration Repository enter the name or IP of the system where the repository is installed> Login enter a login name with administrator privileges. For example, vcadmin. > Password enter the password associated with the login name above> Confirm Password: Confirm data? Y/N: vcagent configuration complete press any key to continue... Note: If you do not specify a VCRM, a message displays asking you if you want to specify the VCRM. If you select No, a warning message appears indicating a repository has not been configured. 4. The VCA configuration is complete. A reboot is not necessary. Verifying the VCA service is running To verify the VCA service is running on the system, enter the following: 1. For UnitedLinux and SUSE Linux: /etc/init.d/hpvca status The output that appears is similar to: Checking for process hpvca: running 2. For Red Hat Linux: Installing the VCA for Linux 27

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Note:
You must be logged in as root to perform the initial install, reinstall, or upgrade of the
VCA.
1.
For an initial install or upgrade, enter the following command:
rpm
–
ivh hvca-2*.linux.rpm
Starting with ProLiant Support Pack 7.2, VCA for Linux can be installed or upgraded as
part of the ProLiant or Integrity Support Pack installation.
2.
If the SMH has not been configured, then it must be configured. For more information
regarding configuration of the SMH, refer to the SMH Online Help System.
3.
The initial installation of the VCA enables you to configure the VCRM. The VCRM host
address, login name, and password can be specified. For example:
Please, set the required fields for version control agent
configuration
Repository
............
:
<enter the name or IP of the system where the repository is
installed>
Login
.....................
:
<enter a login name with administrator privileges. For
example,
vcadmin
.>
Password
.............
:
<enter the password associated with the login name above>
Confirm Password:
<reenter the password exactly as you entered it previously>
Confirm data?
Y/N
:
<enter
Y
or
N
>
vcagent configuration complete
press any key to continue...
Note:
If you do not specify a VCRM, a message displays asking you if you want to specify
the VCRM. If you select
No
, a warning message appears indicating a repository has not been
configured.
4.
The VCA configuration is complete. A reboot is not necessary.
Verifying the VCA service is running
To verify the VCA service is running on the system, enter the following:
1.
For UnitedLinux and SUSE Linux:
/etc/init.d/hpvca status
The output that appears is similar to:
Checking for process hpvca: running
2.
For Red Hat Linux:
Installing the VCA for Linux
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