Figure 3 shows a management LAN in which the hosts are known as mgmtA, mgmtB, mgmtC, and mgmtD. With this management LAN, gWLM can manage the hosts in a single SRD. Complete the following procedure to set up gWLM to manage such hosts in an SRD:
1.For each host in the management LAN that you want to manage in an SRD:
a.Edit the /etc/opt/gwlm/conf/gwlmagent.properties file to include the following property:
com.hp.gwlm.security.virtualLocalHostName=hostnameOnLAN
For example, with the host mgmtA, its property would be: com.hp.gwlm.security.virtualLocalHostName=mgmtA
b.Restart gwlmagent on the host:
# /opt/gwlm/bin/gwlmagent --restart
2.The CMS must also be in the management LAN. If the primary hostname for the CMS is not the name, it uses in the management LAN:
a.Edit the gwlmagent.properties file on the CMS to include the property: com.hp.gwlm.security.virtualLocalHostName=hostnameOnLAN
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b.Restart System Insight Manager and gwlmcmsd.
3.On each host in the SRD (CMS and managed nodes), ping every other host in the
4.Discover (or
Creating “Golden Images”
If you create golden images of a system’s applications and operating system to store in an IgniteUX server for distribution to other systems, here are tips for creating images that include gWLM.
When creating an image of a managed node:
•Ensure the gWLM agent is set to start automatically.
In the file /etc/rc.config.d/gwlmCtl, set the variable GWLM_AGENT_START equal to 1.
•Ensure no deployed SRD includes the node. (If the file /etc/opt/gwlm/deployed.config exists, an SRD is deployed on the node. Temporarily undeploy the SRD or unmanage the node.)
If a node based on a virtual partition is part of a deployed SRD and you make a golden image of the virtual partition, once you push that golden image out, the gWLM agent on the new system will still consider itself part of the SRD. The agent will then try to rendezvous with that SRD’s other managed nodes. You can reset the agent by deleting the deployed.config file (mentioned previously), then stopping and restarting gwlmagent.
Multiple network interface cards
As a client/server application, gWLM is more sensitive than other types of applications to the network configuration of your host. It supports management only within a single network domain. For example, if your CMS host has multiple network interface cards that are connected to multiple distinct networks, gWLM requires that the fully qualified host name resolve to the IP address that is reachable by the gWLM agents to be managed.
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