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12 EncrypTight Manager Installation Guide
• Modify the /opt/scripts/policyserver-init.conf and set the following. Emacs, nano, and vi are available
on the OS.
########################################################################
#######
#######
####### Cluster options
#######
#
## for
a clustered installation node1 and node2 must be set the same
## on each of the hosts in the cluster, same ordering
node1=192.168.80.1
node2=192.168.80.2
#
# clusterJdbcMcast=229.10.10.10
# clusterMcast=228.10.10.10
# clusterName=policyserver
#
###############################################################################
Run the installation script:
/etc/init.d/policyserver-install
It is important that the ordering of IP addresses stays the same for node1 and node2 on both machines in
the cluster.
Ordering of actions is important.
You should install in the following steps:
1 Deploy OVA app server #1 (See Appendices - EncrypTight Manager OVA Deployment Using
vSphere Client)
2 Deploy OVA app server #2 (See Appendices - EncrypTight Manager OVA Deployment Using
vSphere Client)
3 Assign IP of app server #1
4 Assign IP of app server #2
5 Run cluster install on app server #1 ( same order of IP addresses on both )
6 IMPORTANT: WAIT for app server #1 to fully start
7 Run cluster install on app server #2 ( same order of IP addresses on both )
Once installation is complete you can view the web interface from either of the cluster nodes IP
addresses.
To verify that the cluster is in place check the Platform -> Utilities page DB Nodes and Appserver Nodes.
HardwareClusterInstall
If you are going to have the cluster on node1 = 192.168.80.1 and node2 = 192.168.80.2 then you would
run like this on both installs:
Modify the /opt/scripts/policyserver-init.conf and set the following. Emacs, nano, and vi are available on
the OS.