mysql -e “update mysql.user set password=PASSWORD <NEW PASSWORD> WHERE USER=’ROOT’; FLUSH PRIVILEGES;”

To change the root password, on each node, run:

mysql -uroot -p<current password> -e “update mysql.user set password=PASSWORD <new password> where user =’root’; flush privileges;”

 

Table 1: HP VSD Installation Overview

 

 

 

qcow2

 

ISO

 

 

 

 

 

 

Set Up Appliance VMs

 

Set Up VM for ISO

 

 

 

 

 

Extract and Mount ISO Image

 

 

 

 

Connect to

Appliance VMs

 

 

 

Configure Networking

 

 

 

Configure DNS Server

 

 

 

Configure NTP Server

 

 

 

Install HP VSD using qcow2

 

Install HP VSD Using ISO

 

 

 

HP VSD Installation Using QCow2 Image

The following instructions are for a High Availability installation. For a standalone installation, use the same instructions to install one HP VSD on a single node.

1.Set Up Appliance VMs

2.Connect to Appliance VMs

3.Configure Networking

4.Configure DNS Server

5.Configure NTP Server

6.Install HP VSD using qcow2

Set Up Appliance VMs

1.Unzip all the HP VSD tar files to a temporary location.

2.If you do not already have virt-install on your hypervisor(s), run this command to put it in: yum install virt-install

3.Copy the HP VSD qcow2 image to the KVM hypervisor image location <TTY>/var/lib/ libvirt/images/ on each hypervisor.

4.Create appliance VMs.

In the example below, a VM is created for each of four HP VSD nodes. If you are doing a standalone installation, create only myh1.

Note: “listen=0.0.0.0” results in KVM responding to VNC connection requests on all IP interfaces. Depending on your network configuration, this may be a security issue.

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