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Avaya Media Processing Server Series System Reference Manual

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Introducing a New Node

1. Perform either of the following, as applicable:

• On the existing Solaris node(s):

(1) Log in as super user (root).

(2) To identify the new node to existing nodes in your network, mod-

ify the /etc/hosts file on each node. Each node uses its own

/etc/hosts file to recognize nodes in the network. Add the

new node information.

• On the existing Windows node(s), add the new node to the Avaya

Workgroup or physically add it to the domain (see step 1. on page 247)

for the Windows domain server to recognize (you must be logged in with

administrative privileges to perform these actions). Contact your System

Administrator or Certified Avaya support personnel for details.

2. Use vhman (text-based editor) or xvhman (GUI-based editor) to modify

the MPSHOME/common/etc/vpshosts file. This file identifies the

MPS network components, and resides on each node. The same

information should be contained across all nodes.

3. Issue the vhman command from each existing node in the network. Use

the syntax vhman -c<#> -h<hostname> -t<component> -a,

where <#> is the new component number, <hostname> is the new

node name, and <component> is the new component type (i.e. MPS,

oscar, etc.). Component type should be entered in lower case letters, and

all entries do NOT have a space between the option and the variable (for

example, vhman -c113 -hnewnode -tmps -a).

4. Issue the vhman command from the new node. Use the syntax shown

above, where <#> is an existing component number, <hostname> is an

existing node name, and <component> is an existing component type.

You must use a separate vhman command to add each existing

component/node to the vpshosts file on the new node.

5. Comment out any references to VSUPD in the

MPSHOME/common/etc/gen.cfg file only if you do not wish to

collect any application statistics from the MPS (or any other component

on the node); otherwise, uncomment this line. (See The gen.cfg File

on page 96.)

If xvhman is used, multiple steps can be accomplished from the single tool.

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