Sun Management Center Change Manager 1.0 Reference Manual

cminst(1MCM)

NAME | SYNOPSIS | DESCRIPTION | SEE ALSO

NAME

cminst, cmuninst– Install or uninstall Change Manager software

SYNOPSIS

cminst

cmuninst

DESCRIPTION

The cminst command installs the Change Manager software on a Change Manager server or on a master system. A master system is one on which to create a software stack and build the Solaris Flash archive. The cmuninst command uninstalls the Change Manager software.

The cminst(1MCM) command must be run after the Sun Management Center software is installed and configured. Change Manager requires that you install the Sun Management Center premier package and add patch 110938-06 to the Change Manager server. Configure the Sun Management Center software on the Change Manager server by running the Sun Management Center es-setup command. See ``Installing and Configuring the Change Manager Server'' in Sun Management Center Change Manager 1.0 Administration Guide.

The cminst command determines whether the system being installed is the Change Manager server or a master system. If cminst detects Sun Management Center server software, it installs the Sun Management Center Web Console, Change Manager server and agent, and Change Manager application components. If, however, cminst detects only Sun Management Center agents, then it installs only the Change Manager agent component.

The cmuninst command only removes the Sun Management Center Web Console and Change Manager packages from the Change Manager server. It does not remove Change Manager data, which is the Change Manager database or the contents of the Change Manager repository.

Change Manager Server

The cminst command performs the following tasks when run on the Change Manager server:

Stops the Sun Management Center server
Installs the Sun Management Center Web Console package
Installs the Change Manager server and agent components
Installs the Change Manager application component
Runs es-setup to configure the Change Manager components
Creates the /var/opt/SUNWsymon/cfg/ichange.cfg file

If the /var/opt/ichange directory does not have enough available disk space for the repository, then edit the ichange.cfg file. Change the value of the cmdataroot parameter to point to another file system that has sufficient disk space.

Note –
After making changes to the ichange.cfg file, restart the Sun Management Center server by typing es-restart -S.
Asks you to provide the same Sun Management Center server seed you supplied when you configured Sun Management Center on the Change Manager server

If you change the value of the seed after running cminst, then you must update the agentseed parameter in the ichange.cfg file. Then, restart the Sun Management Center server.
Asks you to specify a directory in which to store the Change Manager database

This directory must have at least 500 Mbytes of available disk space.
Sets up the Change Manager database
Asks you to specify a directory in which to store the Change Manager repository

This directory might need several Gbytes of available disk space to store files such as Solaris Flash archives, Solaris boot images, and manifests.
Restarts the Sun Management Center server
Starts the Sun Management Center web server

The cmuninst command performs the following tasks when run on the Change Manager server:

Stops the Sun Management Center server
Uninstalls the Sun Management Center Web Console package
Uninstalls the Change Manager server and agent components
Preserves the Change Manager database
Preserves the ichange.cfg file
Preserves the Change Manager repository
Restarts the Sun Management Center server
Restarts the Sun Management Center web server

Master System

The cminst command installs the Change Manager agent package on the master system and restarts the Sun Management Center agents.

The cmuninst command performs the following tasks when run on a master system:

Stops the Sun Management Center agent
Uninstalls the Change Manager agent package
Restarts the Sun Management Center agent