OpenSAF install & configure with 4 nodes

Table of Contents

• 1 read document: OpenSAF Installlationn and Configuration User's guide.pdf
• 2 read document: SAI-Overview-B.0.5.03.pdf
• 3 take action: install VMware and ubuntu server
• 4 take action: install opensaf
• 5 take action: cp vm to 4 vm systems(in windows system)
• 6 tack action: 4 nodes configure(ubuntu server)

1 read document: OpenSAF Installlationn and Configuration User's guide.pdf

1. Introduction
2. Prerequisites
3. OpenSAF build procedures
4. Install openSAF
5. Configuring and starting opensaf
6. Terminating and Uninstalling opensaf

2 read document: SAI-Overview-B.0.5.03.pdf

3 take action: install VMware and ubuntu server

4 take action: install opensaf

• pre install software (libxml2, m4, ...)[README file]
• /root/opensaf-4.2.1/configure –disable-tipc ( I fonud I cannot start the opensaf middleware because of a TIPC problem)
• make
• make install

5 take action: copy vm to 4 vm systems(in windows system)

6 tack action: 4 nodes configure(ubuntu server)

1. vm configure
   • memory: 256M
2. server hostname and hosts
   • node000
   • node001
   • node010
   • node011
3. server static IP
   • 192.168.1.200
   • 192.168.1.201
   • 192.168.1.210
   • 192.168.1.211
4. server ssh/telnet
   • ssh configure
     • node000: ssh-keygen; scp .ssh/* node001:/root/.ssh/
   • telnet welcome information
     • /etc/motd
     • /etc/issue
     • etc/issue.net + /etc/update-motd.d
5. opensaf configure
   • at first, should read the file: root/opensaf-4.2.1/00-README.conf - configure files: /etc/opensaf
     • slot_id
       • controller(node000): 1
       • controller(node001): 2
       • payload (node010): 3
       • payload (node011): 4
     • node_name(node000)
     • node_type(at present, not need to edit it)
     • nodeinit.conf
       • controller node(node000, node001): ln -sf nodeinit.conf.controller nodeinit.conf
       • pyload node(node010, node011): ls -sf nodeinit.conf.payload nodeinit.conf
     • nid.conf
       • export OPENSAF_GROUP=root (if you don't want to assign the root user, you can create a opensaf user, then this file should not be changed)
       • export OPENSAF_USER=root
   • generate imm.xml file: usr/local/share/opensaf/immxml
     • ./immxml-clustersize -s 2 -p 2 ( -s: service controller; -p: payload node )
     • edit nodes.cfg
       • SC SC-1 node000
       • SC SC-2 node001
       • PL PL-3 node010
       • PL PL-4 node011
     • ./immxml-configure
     • cp ./imm.xml.20130302_2343 /etc/opensaf/imm.xml

7. take action: run the opensaf service

# service opensaf start

Starting OpenSAF Services:  * 

# service opensafd status
safSISU=safSu=SC-1\,safSg=2N\,safApp=OpenSAF,safSi=SC-2N,safApp=OpenSAF
saAmfSISUHAState=ACTIVE(1)
safSISU=safSu=SC-1\,safSg=NoRed\,safApp=OpenSAF,safSi=NoRed2,safApp=OpenSAF
saAmfSISUHAState=ACTIVE(1)

Author: wangsd

Date: 2013.03.02

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