Configuring HP DCE Cells
Configuring Cells Using dce_config
5. Enter the host name of your cell’s security server:
What is the name of a Security Server running in the
cell you
wish to join? sec_server_node
S:****** Starting dced...
S:****** Initializing dced...
6.After starting and initializing the Security client daemon,
dce_config asks for the name of a node with which it can synchronize the clock on this node: Enter < RETURN> to get the default (the master security machine in the cell).
Enter a machine to synchronize with: (sec_server_node) <RETURN>
Time on host is within specified tolerance (120 secs)
of time on sec_server_node.
S:****** Checking for active sec_client service...
S:****** Starting sec_client service...
S:****** This node is now a security client.
S:****** Starting cdsadv...
7.Enter the name of the cell CDS server. If the cell has more than one CDS server, choose one:
What is the name of a CDS server in this cell (if there is more than one, enter the name of the server to be cached if necessary)? cds_server_host
Create LAN profile so clients and servers can be divided into profile groups for higher performance in a
S:****** This node is now a CDS client.
8.After configuring the CDS client, dce_config asks how the node should be configured for DTS. If you are using DTS as your time synchronization mechanism, you must configure a DTS clerk (client) on any system that is not running a DTS server.
Should this machine be configured as a DTS Clerk, DTS Local Server, or DTS Global Server? (default is DTS Clerk) (clerk, local, global, none) <RETURN>
S:****** Starting dtsd...
S:****** This node is now a DTS clerk
Configuration of the Security, CDS and DTS client system is now complete.
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