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A P P E N D I X F

Configuring the Sun Ray Server Software on the Management Server

The Sun Ray trademark server software is preinstalled on the Cluster Platform management server. To use this feature you must:

Install an Ethernet interface card in the Netra T1 AC200 server empty card slot.

Configure the software as described in this appendix.

This appendix provides the settings and cable connections required to set up and configure the Sun Ray trademark server software with an optional Sun Ray appliance.

FIGURE F-1 shows the management server with an additional Ethernet interface used for the interconnect.

FIGURE F-1 Cluster Platform 280/3 Interconnections Using a Sun Ray Server

Diagram showing the management server and a Sun Ray appliance connected to a network.

To Access the Management Server from the Sun Ray

1. Access the configuration file from the management server.

# cd /opt/SUNWut/sbin

# ./utconfig

2. Type y to run the configuration script to install the Sun Ray server software:

Configuration of Sun Ray server Software

This script automates the configuration of the Sun Ray server software and related software products.

Before proceeding, you should have read the Sun Ray server 1.3 Installation Guide and filled out the Configuration Worksheet.

This script will prompt you for the values you filled out on the Worksheet.

For your convenience, default values(where applicable) are shown in brackets.

Continue ([y]/n)? y

3. Enter the administrator password to access the Sun Ray server:

Enter UT admin password: abc123

Re-enter UT admin password: abc123

4. Type y to configure the Sun Ray server:

Configure Sun Ray Admin Server 1.0 ([y]/n)? y

5. Type the port number to access the Sun Ray server.

Enter Sun Ray Admin Server port number [1660]: 1660

6. Type the user name to access the CGI server:

Enter CGI username [utwww]: utwww

7. To enable remote administration for the Sun Ray server, type y. Otherwise,
type n:

Enable remote server administration? (y/[n])? y

8. Type n to disable SSL (Secure Socket Layer) connectivity.

Selecting remote administration without SSL poses a potential

security risk and is not advised.

Enable Secure Socket Layer (SSL) connection ? ([y]/n)? n

9. Type y to configure controlled access mode:

Configure Controlled Access Mode? (y/[n])? y

10. Enter the user prefix:

Enter user prefix [utcu]: utcu

11. Type the starting range for the user ID:

Enter userID range start [150000]: 150000

12. Enter a value for the number of users accessing system administration:

Enter number of users [25]: 25

Note - Refer to the Sun Ray Server 1.3 Installation Guide, included with your Sun Ray*.

*Available if you purchased the Sun Ray option.

13. Type y to configure the Sun Ray server for a failover group. Otherwise, type n:

Configure this server for a failover group? (y/[n])? n

14. Wait for the Sun Ray server configuration to complete. Type y to continue with the configuration:

Creating Sun Ray server Configuration ...

About to configure the following software products:

Sun Directory Services 3.1

    Hostname: sc3sconf1-ms

    UT root entry: o=utdata

    UT root name: utdata

    UT utdata admin password: (not shown)

    SunDS 'rootdn': cn=admin,o=utdata

Sun Ray Admin Server 1.0

    Sun Ray Admin Server instance name: utadmin

    Sun Ray Admin Server port number: 1660

    Remote server administration: Enabled

    Secure Socket Layer: Disabled

    CGI username: utwww

Sun Ray server 1.3

    Failover group: no

    Controlled Access Mode: yes

Controlled Access Mode Configuration

    User prefix: utcu

    First userID number: 150000

    Number of users: 25

Continue ([y]/n)? y

15. Type the following at the Sun Ray server:

# ./utadm -a Ethernet-interface

16. Verify the configuration files, services, and network addresses. To accept the configuration files, type y. To change any of the values, type n, and enter information at the prompts.

Caution - To select a different IP address, type n, and enter the IP address for your enterprise.

### Configuring /etc/nsswitch.conf

### Configuring DHCP Service for Sun Ray

### stopped DHCP daemon

### started DHCP daemon

### Disabling Routing

### configuring qfe2 interface at subnet 128

  Selected values for interface "qfe2"

    host address:       192.168.128.1

    net mask:           255.255.255.0

    net address:        192.168.128.0

    host name:          MS12345-qfe2

    net name:           SunRay-qfe2

    first unit address: 192.168.128.16

    last unit address:  192.168.128.240

    firmware server:    192.168.128.1

    router:             192.168.128.1

    alternate servers:

  Accept as is? ([Y]/N): y

17. Wait for the setup of the configuration files.

### successfully setup "/etc/hostname.qfe2" file

### successfully setup "/etc/inet/hosts" file

### successfully setup "/etc/inet/netmasks" file

### successfully setup "/etc/inet/networks" file

### finished install of "qfe2" interface

### Building network tables - this will take a few minutes

### Configuring firmware version for Sun Ray

        All the units served by "MS12345" on the 192.168.128.0

        network interface, running firmware other than version

        "1.3_12.c,REV=2001.07.16.20.52" will be upgraded at their next power-on.

### Configuring Sun Ray Logging Functions

syslog service starting.

### stopped DHCP daemon

### started DHCP daemon

The setup files are created.

### successfully setup "/etc/hostname.qfe2" file

### successfully setup "/etc/inet/hosts" file

### successfully setup "/etc/inet/netmasks" file

### successfully setup "/etc/inet/networks" file

### finished install of "qfe2" interface

### Building network tables - this will take a few minutes

18. Create user accounts on the management server.

Note - If you need to log into the management server as root, you must edit the /etc/default/login file and comment out CONSOLE=/dev/console.