Toolpack installer 2-3

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Toolpack installation options

Option Description
dbhost Toolpack database hostname
dbpass Toolpack database password
dbuser Toolpack database user
dbdriver Toolpack database ODBC driver
tbxgwport Toolpack Tbx Gw Port
webuser Lighttpd User credentials (*nix machines)
webgrp Lighttpd Group credentials (*nix machines)
tbxgwaddr0 Toolpack Tbx Gw Addr 0
tbxgwaddr1 Toolpack Tbx Gw Addr 1


Usage examples

TMP6400 usage example installing release 2-3-1 on a CentOS 5 64 bits host:

 TBToolPack-2.3.1-Linux-centos5-x86_64-Install

TMG3200 usage example, installing release 2-3-1:

Warning: For TMG3200 setting --tbxgwaddr0 and --tbxgwaddr1 is mandatory and needs to be set to --tbxgwaddr0 171.32.1.2 --tbxgwaddr1 171.32.1.2.

 TBToolPack-2.3.1-Linux-tbrel-1-ppc-Install --tbxgwaddr0 172.31.1.2 --tbxgwaddr1 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/12358/2.3/apps
 /lib/tb/toolpack/setup/12358/2.3/licenses
 /lib/tb/toolpack/setup/12358/2.3

Note: 12358 was added in the setup path.

Each setup is installed as a service of the Operating System, under the following name:

 tbtoolpack_${TbxGwPort}  -> ie: tbtoolpack_12358

Each service instance can be managed individually using "tbtoolpack" command.

 tbtoolpack start 12358
 tbtoolpack stop 12390

Note: If no TbxGwPort is given, the tbtoolpack will prompt the user to select one among the installed one.


Toolpack Graphical Installation

Welcome screen Pane

Toolpack Welcome Screen Release 2-3


Installation Type Pane

Toolpack Typical Pane Screen Release 2-3 Toolpack Custom Pane Screen Release 2-3


Basic parameters Pane

Fields with * are advanced parameters not show in typical setup.

Toolpack Basic Parameter Pane Screen Release 2-3

  • TbxGwPort: This is the tbx gateway port and will install tbtoolpack_${TbxGwPort} OS service.
  • Multi-Host System: Tells if the system wil be composed of more than one host. (Must be true for DBHA)
  • TbxGwAddr0: For TMG3200, it must always be set to 172.31.1.2. For TMP6400, this value should be set if the host has multiple network interfaces.
  • TbxGwAddr1: For TMG3200, it must always be set to 172.31.1.2. For TMP6400, this value should be set if the host has multiple network interfaces.


Multi-Host parameters Pane

Toolpack Multi-Host Pane Screen Release 2-3

  • HostRole: Set to Primary on host responsible for File replication and/or the HA database configuration.
  • Database HA: Yes to use two databases in HA mode.


Primary Database Connection Pane

Toolpack requires access to a MySQL database through ODBC. Provide required connection parameters.

Fields with * are advanced parameters not show in typical setup.

Toolpack Primary Database Pane Screen Release 2-3

  • HostName: localhost and 127.0.0.1 are not allowed.
  • OdbcDriver: Name of the ODBC driver to use.

Note: MySQL® Connector/ODBC (aka MyODBC) version 3.51 needs to be installed on all platforms prior to toolpack installation. On Unix machines, unixODBC must also be installed and properly configured (ie: must have an entry [MySql] in /etc/odbcinst.ini). See Toolpack prerequisite for details.


Secondary Database Connection Pane

Toolpack requires access to a MySQL database through ODBC. Provide required connection parameters. Fields with * are advanced parameters not show in typical setup.

Toolpack Secondary Database Pane Screen Release 2-3

  • HostName: localhost and 127.0.0.1 are not allowed.

Note: Hostname for the Secondary database must differ from the Primary database hostname.


Optional License Installation Pane

Installer can optionally install license(s) for the Tmedia products. License file can be either a single license (*.dat), or a group of licenses (*.zip). To skip license installation , press Next button.

Toolpack License Pane Screen Release 2-3


Installation Review Pane

Toolpack Review Screen Release 2-3


Installation Progress Pane

Toolpack Progress Screen Release 2-3


Installation Complete Pane

After having clicked Finish. Type tbtoolpack start at a shell prompt to start the service, or simply launch ${INSTALLDIR}/toolpack/service/tbtoolpack_service with administrator rights. Toolpack complete Screen Release 2-3


Toolpack Text-mode Installation

If your host has more than one network interface. It is recommended to set --tbxgwaddr0 and --tbxgwaddr1 parameters.

Warning: For TMG3200 setting --tbxgwaddr0 and --tbxgwaddr1 is mandatory and needs to be set to --tbxgwaddr0 171.32.1.2 --tbxgwaddr1 171.32.1.2.


The next example shows the installation of Toolpack on a Intel Solaris 10

 # ./TBToolPack-2.3.1-Solaris-x86-Install --tbxgwaddr0 10.2.0.25 --tbxgwaddr1 10.2.1.25
 1.8.7 >= 1.8.5
 1.3.2 >= 0.9.0
 
 This will install necessary files to update TBToolPack to version 2.3.1 on your
 computer.  Continue? [n/Y] y


Basic parameters
 TbxGwPort [12358]
 
 
 ServiceStartType ("Auto Start" "Demand Start") [Auto Start]


Multi-Host parameters
 Multi-Host System [y/N] y
 
 
 HostRole [Primary,Secondary] [Primary]
 
 
 Database HA [y/N] y
Primary Database Connection
 OdbcDriver (MySQL) [MySQL]
 
 
 Primary Database Hostname [tl-sol10i32-00]
 
 
 Primary Database Username [tbdb]
 
 
 Primary Database Password [tbdbpw]
 
 
 Primary Database Port [3306]


Secondary Database Connection
 Secondary Database Hostname [] tl-sol10i32-01
 
 
 Secondary Database Username [tbdb]
 
 
 Secondary Database Password [tbdbpw] mysql
 
 
 Secondary Database Port [3306]


Optional License Installation
 License Location (*.zip/*.dat)
Installation Progress
 Installing TBToolPack...
 Copying
 Copying /lib/tb/toolpack/setup/12358/2.3/apps/toolpack_sys_manager/toolpack_sys_manager
 Copying /lib/tb/toolpack/tbtoolpack
 Could not install TBToolPack as service: install: tbtoolpack_12358 already
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
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