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February 23rd, 2009 11:00
ECC 6.1 install - setup flag switches
I am doing a test rollout of ECC 6.1. Just want to go through the motion of installing 6.1 into a new enviroment (well almost new). We currently have 6.0 depolyed and are facing issues with the FCC agent and discovering the FC switches. Anyways to make a long story short, this issue will be addressed in 6.1 due to some updated communication abilities between ECC (FCC) and our EFCM application without use the EMCfibrechannel bridge. I have not decided to do a upgrade or a new install (swinging towards a new install so we have a clean database to work with)
Anyways. i have created a few vmware servers for TESTING ONLY to run through the 6.1 install/configuration, and maybe database upgrade tests. These VMware servers do NOT meet the specs and do not pass those ECC 6.1 install checks. I do not have access to machines right now that would pass all these checks that ECC 6.1 install does. For the real ECC deployment i will have real servers.
I need to find out the command line switches i could use to bypass these checks for my test purposes.
Anyways. i have created a few vmware servers for TESTING ONLY to run through the 6.1 install/configuration, and maybe database upgrade tests. These VMware servers do NOT meet the specs and do not pass those ECC 6.1 install checks. I do not have access to machines right now that would pass all these checks that ECC 6.1 install does. For the real ECC deployment i will have real servers.
I need to find out the command line switches i could use to bypass these checks for my test purposes.
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joe_cascanette
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February 25th, 2009 06:00
I have opened case 28445538 in hopes we can obtain a modified install script to address this test (POC) deployment of mine.
Thanks
Joe
seamuscoffey
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February 25th, 2009 06:00
The setup flag switches are embedded in the install script. It might be possible for Eng to give you a test setup.inx so that you could bypass any issue you encounter during the pre-req checks.
Please note that this would not be officially supported by EMC. However, as it's only a test environment then I'm guessing this shouldn't concern you...
If you do want to proceed with this then it's probably best that you open a SR and mark it for my attention. Let me know the SR #.
Thanks,
Séamus Coffey
EMC Global Services
joe_cascanette
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February 25th, 2009 06:00
thanks
Joe
seamuscoffey
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February 25th, 2009 07:00