Adding UPS Support to an Existing VCX System 129
Note that you must include all the vcx-ups-setup command parameters
even if you are only changing a single value.
Single UPS System – Configuring a Slave VCX Server
To enable and configure a VCX server as a slave in a single UPS system:
1Log in, using the root account, to the VCX server you want to designate
as a slave.
2Enter the following command:
vcx-ups-setup <configuration_parameters>
You must concatenate the following vcx-ups-setup command
configuration parameters (responses are shown in bold):
-- master: N
Enter N (you must uppercase) to indicate that this server is not the
master.
-- monitormultipleups: N
Enter N (you must uppercase) to indicate there is a single UPS servicing
the entire VCX system.
-- upsserver <IP Address of the master>
Enter the IP address (assigned to eth0) of the VCX server acting as the
master UPS monitor. Use dotted decimal notation but do not enter
leading zeros. For example, enter 10.230.63.3, not 010.230.063.003.
3Repeat steps 1 and 2 for all the other VCX servers in your system that you
want to function as slaves.
The following example shows the syntax required to initially configure a
slave VCX server:
vcx-ups-setup --master N --monitormultipleups N
--upsserver 10.230.63.5
When this command is executed:
UPS monitoring is enabled on the current VCX server.
The server is designated a slave.
The VCX system will be serviced by a single UPS.
The IP address of the master VCX server is 10.230.63.5.