Installing Toolpack
Applies to version(s) v2.8 to v2.9
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Get installation package
- You need to obtain the new version of the Toolpack software from the designated location. Please contact the TelcoBridges support team to know which version to use. The package name starts with TBToolPack.
- Upload this package to the server running Toolpack with scp or a SFTP tool like FileZilla
Toolpack installation options
Option | Description |
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dbhost | Toolpack database hostname |
dbpass | Toolpack database password |
dbuser | Toolpack database user |
dbdriver | Toolpack database ODBC driver |
systemid | Toolpack System Id (previously know as tbxgwport) |
primip | IP address of primary ethernet interface of the localhost. Also known as tbxgwaddr0 |
redip | IP address of the redundant ethernet interface of the localhost. Also known as tbxgwaddr1 |
Usage examples
TMP6400 usage example installing release 2-4-24 on a CentOS 5 64 bits host:
TBToolPack-2.4.24-Linux-centos5-x86_64-Install
TMG3200/TMG800
For the TMG3200/TMG800 you need to use the right installer.
WARNING: Failure to use the correct installer for the TMG3200/TMG800 will damage your system.
Follow this link for the How to select the proper TBLinux installer
TMG3200/TMG800 usage example, installing release 2-4-24:
Warning: For TMG3200/TMG800 setting --primip and --redip is mandatory and needs to be set to --primip 172.31.1.2 --redip 172.31.1.2.
TBToolPack-2.4.24-Linux-tbrel-1-28-ppc-Install --primip 172.31.1.2 --redip 172.31.1.2
Toolpack Multi system support
Toolpack installer now allows to have more than one setup being configured on the same host.
To enable this feature, the directory tree changed a little, here's what it looks like now:
/lib/tb/toolpack/setup/12358/service /lib/tb/toolpack/setup/12358/2.4/apps /lib/tb/toolpack/setup/12358/2.4/licenses /lib/tb/toolpack/setup/12358/2.4
Note: 12358 was added in the setup path.
Each setup is installed as a service of the Operating System, under the following name:
tbtoolpack_${SystemId} -> ie: tbtoolpack_12358
Each service instance can be managed individually using "tbtoolpack" command.
tbtoolpack start 12358 tbtoolpack stop 12390
Note: If no SystemId is given, the tbtoolpack will prompt the user to select one among the installed one.
Toolpack Text-mode Installation
If your host has more than one network interface. It is recommended to set --primip and --redip parameters.
TMG3200/TMG800
TMG3200/TMG800 usage example, installing release 2-4-44:
Warning: For TMG3200 setting --primip and --redip is mandatory and needs to be set to --primip 172.31.1.2 --redip 172.31.1.2.
TBToolPack-2.4.44-Linux-tbrel-1-28-ppc-Install --primip 172.31.1.2 --redip 172.31.1.2
The next example shows the installation of Toolpack on the TB Linux
# ./TBToolPack-2.4.44-Linux-tbrel-1-28-ppc-Install --primip 172.31.1.2 --redip 172.31.1.2 1.8.6 >= 1.8.5 0.9.4 >= 0.9.0
This will configure TBToolPack version 2.4.44 on your computer. Continue? [n/Y]Y
Basic parameters
System Id [12358] Service Start Type ("Auto Start" "Demand Start") [Auto Start]
- System Id: This is the tbx gateway port and will install tbtoolpack_${SystemId} OS service.
- Service Start Type: "Auto Start" is use to start the Toolpack service at host boot up, "Demand Start" requires manual start.
Multi-Host parameters
Multi-Host System [y/N] N
- Multi-Host System: Tells if the system wil be composed of more than one host. For TMG users, only choose "N".
Primary Database Connection
OdbcDriver (MySQL) [MySQL] Primary Database Hostname [TB005996] 172.31.1.2 Primary Database Redundant IP [] Primary Database Username [tbdb] Primary Database Password [tbdbpw] Primary Database Port [3306]
- HostName: localhost and 127.0.0.1 are not allowed.
Optional License Installation
Note: If you want to add a new license after the installation, simply copy it in the pkg/licenses/ of your toolpack installation.
License Location (*.zip/*.dat)
Installation Progress
Installing TBToolPack... Copying Copying /lib/tb/toolpack/setup/12358/2.4/apps/toolpack_sys_manager/toolpack_sys_manager Copying /lib/tb/toolpack/tbtoolpack
Installation Complete
Installation of TBToolPack complete. To start tbtoolpack service, type the following command at a shell prompt: tbtoolpack start For more options: tbtoolpack help #
Note: It is not necessary for you to start tbtoolpack again if you didn't stop it before. If you are not sure, always start tbtoolpack at this point.