ComVault Simpana Installation (cv11) on Linux (RHEL7)- Step by Step
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                 Gineesh Madapparambath Gineesh Madapparambath
- Infrastructre & hardware, Utilities, Comvault
- June 17, 2018
 
            This is a very basic article to share the cv11 installation. If any corrections/mistakes, please feel free to feedback as I am not an expert on this item.
Once you have installation package on server, unzip and find the setup file.
[root@ams-bkp-101 Unix]# ls -lrta
total 160
-rwx------.  1 root root    52 Mar 12 03:16 cvpkgseed
-rwx------.  1 root root    52 Mar 12 03:16 support
-rwx------.  1 root root    10 Mar 20 01:00 pkg.xml.description
-rwx------.  1 root root 80514 Mar 20 01:00 pkg.xml
-rwx------.  1 root root   118 Mar 20 01:00 version
-rwx------.  1 root root   132 Mar 20 01:00 silent_install
-rwx------.  1 root root 47053 Mar 20 01:00 detect
-rwx------.  1 root root   132 Mar 20 01:00 cvpkgadd
drwx------.  4 root root   110 Jun  8 05:38 linux-ppc64
drwx------.  4 root root   113 Jun  8 05:38 linux-ppc64-le
drwx------.  4 root root   109 Jun  8 05:38 linux-s390
drwx------.  4 root root   112 Jun  8 05:38 linux-s390-31
drwx------. 12 root root   279 Jun  8 05:38 linux-x86
drwx------. 12 root root  4096 Jun  8 05:39 linux-x8664
drwx------.  5 root root   120 Jun  8 05:39 sol-sparc
drwx------.  4 root root   111 Jun  8 05:39 sol-sparc-x86
drwx------.  4 root root   105 Jun  8 05:40 sol-x86
drwx------. 12 root root  4096 Jun  8 05:40 .
drwx------.  5 root root   134 Jun  8 05:40 sol-x8664
drwxr-xr-x.  3 root root    39 Jun 11 02:52 ..
Run the installer
[root@ams-bkp-101 Unix]# ./cvpkgadd
Using update installer /root/.gxsetup/cvpkgadd/newinstall:
 - unzipped from /bkp/Unix/linux-x8664/LooseUpdates/Updates/linux-x8664_11.0.0B80-SP10_SP10-HotFix-2166/linux-glibc2.3-x86_64/installer/nwinstall.gz
 - v1180792 15488KB gzipped at XBuildNJ11 on 18-02-09 11:56:57 by pbuilder
Preparing .. READY.
EXTRACT_DIR = /root/.gxsetup/cvpkgadd
Follow the screenshots as below
 
  
  
  
Choose the task
 
  
  
Choose the Items to be Installed
 
  
  
Choose the installation directory
 
  
  
Choose the log directory
 
  
  
Choose if you want to install software for laptop
 
  
  
Unix Group Assignment
 
  
  
Configure permission
 
  
  
Configure Client Host information
 
  
  
Configure Client information
 
  
  
Choose to install Agent for restore
 
  
  
Confirm Summary before proceed with install
 
  
  
Wait for installation to be finished
 
  
  
Configure Firewall
 
  
  
Configure Comserve Hostname
 
  
  
Configure certificate
 
  
  
Configure client group
 
  
  
Configure storage policies
 
  
  
Confirmation installation status
 
  
  
That’s all. Once installation done confirm the service status.
[root@ams-bkp-101 Unix]# simpana status
--------------------------------- Instance001 ---------------------------------
[ General ]
 Version = 11(BUILD80) SP10
 CommServe = ams-comserv-102.example.com
 Home Directory = /opt/simpana/commvault/Base
 Log Directory = /var/log/commvault/Log_Files
 Core Directory = /opt/simpana/commvault
 Temp Directory = /opt/simpana/commvault/Base/Temp
 Platform Type = 4
 Cvd Port Number = 8400
[ Package ]
 1002/CVGxBase 11(BUILD80) = File System Core
 1101/CVGxIDA  = File System
[ Physical Machine/Cluster Groups ]
 Display Name = ams-bkp-101
  - Client Hostname = ams-bkp-101.example.com
  - Job Results Directory = /opt/simpana/commvault/iDataAgent/jobResults
Confirm the connection from ComServer.
 
                
                Gineesh Madapparambath
Gineesh Madapparambath is the founder of techbeatly. He is the co-author of The Kubernetes Bible, Second Edition and the author of Ansible for Real Life Automation. He has worked as a Systems Engineer, Automation Specialist, and content author. His primary focus is on Ansible Automation, Containerisation (OpenShift & Kubernetes), and Infrastructure as Code (Terraform). (Read more: iamgini.com)
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