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Distributed Systems Administration Utilities
User’s Guide
HP Part Number: T2786-90337
Published: March 2009
Edition: 2.1
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Distributed Systems Administration UtilitiesUser’s GuideHP Part Number: T2786-90337Published: March 2009Edition: 2.1

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1 IntroductionThe Distributed Systems Administration Utilities provide several tools for simplifying themanagement of groups of systems and of Service

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the distribution of ssh keys. The companion utility Parallel Distributed Copy (pdcp) enablesfile and directory copies to be performed in parallel to a

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Table 1-3 Command Fanout Commands (continued)When to Use itWhat it DoesCommandTo check uptime, users, and load averages.Reports uptime(1) information

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Table 1-7 Open Source syslog-ng CommandWhat it DoesCommandTool that performs consolidated logging.syslog-ng1.3 Distributed Systems Administration Util

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The values of the environment variables such as $SGCONF are used in shell command examples.1.5 Red Hat and SLES File Path DifferenceThe location of th

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2 Configuration SynchronizationManaging the configuration and configuration drift of a set of distributed systems is a constantchallenge for system ad

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appropriate for each group of managed clients. For example, every five minutes, once anhour, or once a day. The administrator can also invoke cfagent

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Figure 2-1 cfengine Overview13452cfexecd cron + /var/opt/dsau/cfengine/inputs -update.conf -cfagent.conf -cfservd.conf -cfrun.hosts+ /var/opt/dsau

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synchronization service to groups of remote client systems. Those clients can be standalonesystems or Serviceguard clusters. The cluster providing the

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NOTE: If you have used the wizard previously to configure a cfengine master server and rerunit to reconfigure the master server, stop the currently ru

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Enter choice: 1The cfengine master server is being configured on: local_hostnameThe wizard then asks if you would like to additionally configure manag

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Note that when configuring a master server but not adding any managed clients during theserver configuration, the members entry (list of managed clien

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Configuration Synchronization Wizard Menu=========================================(1) Set up a cfengine master server(2) Add a client(3) Remove a cli

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Once the storage infrastructure is configured and the IP address obtained, press return to accessthe default answer of ‘yes’ and proceed with creating

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Verifying that the master has an entry in the /etc/hosts fileon each client...Starting cfengine on the master server and any managed clients.This may

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update.conf and cfagent.conf define the master configuration synchronization server tobe the registered DNS name for the relocatable IP address of the

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NOTE: When adding members to a cluster, consider the following:• When adding a member to a cluster that is configured as a highly available master ser

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A remote Serviceguard cluster can be configured as a managed client. However, each membermust be configured individually. Repeat the configuration tas

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Table of ContentsAbout this Document...9Intende

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NOTE: You can use csshsetup to configure a trust relationship between the master serverand the managed clients. This will allow you to use command fan

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the client’s domain could be determined based on the client’s IP address or subnet, asfollows:classes: # host in these ip address ranges xyz_dom

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9. The file /var/opt/dsau/cfengine_master/inputs/cfservd.conf controls whichmanaged clients have access to the files served by cfservd on the master.

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Serviceguard package and the mechanism used to distribute cfengine’s security keys. Follow allthe steps described below.• Initial Serviceguard Package

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It is critical to keep this file very simple and avoid errors. Errors in this file will requiremanually copying a new version to each managed client.T

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• Edit the cfservd.conf FileThe file /var/opt/dsau/cfengine_master/inputs/cfservd.conf controls whichmanaged clients have access to the files served b

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This will create keys named localhost.priv and localhost.pub in the directory/var/opt/dsau/cfengine/ppkeys.2. The public key, localhost.pub is then co

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# cp /dsau/share/serviceguard/templates/csync.script.templatecsync# chmod +x csync3. Edit the csync.conf package ASCII configuration file to replace t

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5. Distribute the package control script and package ASCII configuration files clusterwide:# ccp csync csync.conf $SGCONF/csync/6. Apply the package a

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# scp localhost.pub master_server:\ /var/opt/cfengine/ppkeys/root-client_IP_address.pubIt is important to use a utility such as secure copy (see scp(

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3.3.1 Using the Log Consolidation Wizard...503.3.1.1 Configuring a

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synchronization. For details on using cfexecd in daemon-mode, refer to the cfengine tutoriallocated in /opt/dsau/doc/cfengine/.2.4 Security Notescfeng

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2.4.3 EncryptionIn general, file transfer traffic between the master server and a managed client is not encrypted.For many system management related c

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• Most cfagent.conf actions such as "copy," "editfiles," and "processes," supporta syslog = true option to cause the spe

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cfrun(0): ... [ Hailing host1 ] ...cfrun(0): ... [ Hailing host2 ] ...cfrun:host2: Couldn’t open a socketcfrun:host2: sock

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3 Consolidated LoggingDistributed Systems Administration Utilities offers consolidated logging features, including thestandard logging features offere

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Table 3-2 syslog Facilities Messages (continued)DescriptionMessageUSENET news subsystem.LOG_NEWSMessages generated internally by syslogd.LOG_SYSLOGGen

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• Improved filtering functionality. In addition to syslog's facility/priority level filtering,syslog-ng can perform regular expression filtering

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Figure 3-1 syslog-ng Log-Forwarding Configuration1432syslog-ngfifosyslog-ngsyslogd cmcld TCP/IPor UDPLogreader+/var/log/ messages maillog+ /usr/loc

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Figure 3-2 syslog-ng Log Consolidator Configuration132syslog-ngfifosyslog-ngsyslogd cmcld TCP/IPor UDPLogreader+/var/log/ messages mail logA BCCon

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A.3 Uninstalling the DSAU rpm from your System...91B HP-Supported Open Sourc

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IMPORTANT: The following notes are particularly for SLES 10 users.On Red Hat syslogd and syslog-ng coexist and both have different start up scripts wh

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For a standalone system, the wizard first displays introductory paragraphs explaining logconsolidation and then asks:Do you want to configure log cons

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source s_syslog_tcp { tcp(port(tcp_port) keep-alive(yes)max-connections(N)); };where N is the expected number of clients.Next, the wizard prompts for

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The wizard will set up and create a Serviceguard package for the consolidated logging service.Make sure that this cluster’s MAX_CONFIGURED_PACKAGES va

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LVM” in the chapter “Building an HA Cluster Configuration,” in the Managing Serviceguardmanual.NOTE: The wizard only supports creating packages based

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to local port port_number using the TCP protocol. For high availability the Serviceguard package "clog" will be configur

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DSAU maintains two configuration files that control whether the instance of syslog-ng on aparticular cluster member operates as a consolidation server

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stanzas added in this section direct syslog-ng to filter package log messages into theappropriate consolidated package logs.— The clog_tail log monito

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After entering the hostname or IP address of the log consolidation server, the wizard asks if youwant to use the TCP transport when forwarding log mes

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When forwarding a cluster’s package logs, manual configuration is required on the consolidationserver in order to add the syslog-ng filtering lines to

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List of Figures2-1 cfengine Overview...

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Manual configuration is required for the following cases:• When a cluster is a log forwarding client and forwarding package logs, manual configuration

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destination d_syslog { file(“<%FS%>/syslog/syslog.log”); }; becomes:destination d_syslog { file(“/clog/syslog/syslog.log”); }; Make sure that th

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default suppresses duplicate messages. If you issue multiple logger test messages, makesure each is unique.3.3.2.2 Manually Configuring a Serviceguard

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1. To configure syslog-ng, start with the same syslog-ng.conf templates used by theclog_wizard. On one cluster member, copy/opt/dsau/share/clog/templa

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2. Manually replace the tokens in /etc/syslog-ng.conf.client on Red Hat or /etc/syslog-ng/syslog-ng.conf.client on SLES as follows:a. Delete the <%

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3.3.2.2.1 Creating the clog PackageTo create the consolidated logging or clog package, start by copying the package templates:# mkdir $SGCONF/clog# cd

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7. Find the line “FS_FSCK_OPT[0]=“<%SG_PKG_FS_FSCK_OPT%>”” and replace the tokenwith any filesystem specific fsck options. The token can be dele

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1. Run /sbin/syslog-ng with the -s or --syntax-only option to verify the syntax ofthe/etc/syslog-ng.conf.server and/etc/syslog-ng.conf.client files on

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5. Validate that log forwarding is working properly. If consolidating the cluster’s local syslogs,use “logger <test message>” and make sure this

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3.3.2.3.1 Manually Configuring a Standalone Log Forwarding Client1. To configure syslog-ng, start with the same syslog-ng.conf templates used by thecl

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List of Tables1 Conventions...

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2. The syslog-ng startup procedure, /etc/init.d/syslog-ng, relies on severalconfiguration variables. Edit as follows:/etc/sysconfig/syslog-nga. Change

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1. To configure syslog-ng, start with the same syslog-ng.conf templates used by theclog_wizard.On one cluster member, copy the /opt/dsau/share/clog/te

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2. The syslog-ng startup procedure, /etc/init.d/syslog-ng, relies on severalconfiguration variables. Edit /etc/sysconfig/syslog-ng as follows:a. Chang

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6. Test the configuration by performing the following steps:a. Run /sbin/syslog-ng with the -s or --syntax-only option to verify the syntaxof the /etc

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CLOG_TEXT_LOG[1]=/var/adm/logs/mylog.logCLOG_TEXT_FORMAT[1]="custom"If the text file is already formatted using the syslog-compatible format

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1. For each text log that will be forwarded from a client, add the following destination, filterand log lines to the file syslog-ng.conf.server, after

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Restart syslog-ng on all cluster nodes.3. For each text log that is deleted from a client that is forwarding its text logs, delete thecorresponding de

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3.4 Disabling Log ConsolidationThe clog_wizard enables log consolidation configurations but does not have an unconfigureor deconfigure option. Thus yo

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2. Edit the /etc/sysconfig/syslog-ng file and change the CLOG_CONFIGURED line tothe following:CLOG_CONFIGURED=0Remove all other CLOG lines except for

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traffic within a Serviceguard cluster (member to member). Standard TCP or UDP is used forintra-cluster log traffic.ssh port forwarding is transparent

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Then from each log consolidation client, perform a standard ssh key exchange with the relocatableIP address of the clog package. One way to do this is

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3.6.2 Using the System Log ViewerThe System Log Viewer will display the syslog-related logs for the system. By default, thisincludes the local logs fo

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4 Command FanoutCommand fanout utilities allow the system administrator to replicate shell commands acrossmultiple systems. Traditionally, administrat

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• Parallel copy commandThe pdcp command provides a parallelized copy command to copy a local source file tomultiple targets.• Setting ssh argumentsUse

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ckill ckill allows the administrator to signal a process by name since the pid of a specificprocess will vary across a set of systems or the members o

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If the “r” services are not disabled, use of the pdsh -R rsh option by unprivileged users is stilldisabled by default because of the inherent security

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Table 4-3 Target Node Error MessagesTo CorrectCauseMessageUse full paths to specify commands.The command does not exist on thetarget node. The remote

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A Installing DSAU on LinuxThis appendix describes how to install DSAU on Linux to run on supported HP Integrity andProliant servers. These instruction

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About this DocumentDistributed Systems Administration Utilities provide tools to simplify the management of groupsof systems and of Serviceguard clust

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Configuring the syslog-ng startup scripts.Configuring System Log Viewer for Systems Insight ManagerConfiguring System Log Viewer for System Management

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Use "/etc/init.d/hpsmhd restart".The installation of the HP Distributed Systems Administration Utilities (DSAU) has finished.To complete the

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B HP-Supported Open Source pdsh OptionsThis release of DSAU includes open source pdsh code that was compiled with the followingoptions:• readline supp

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IndexAadoptive node, 28, 55alertchecksum, 41authentication errors, 42Bbackup file, 26Bastille, 80Berkeley commands, 85blanksin configuration files, 42

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Kkeyexchange, 40integrity, 39public/private, 27, 35security, 29, 38known host fingerprint, 79Llockdown toolBastille, 80log consolidation, 55configurat

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LVM, 24subdirectoriestimestamped, 26synchronization clientconfiguring, 28syslogintroduction, 45message format, 45syslog-ng, 47syslogd, 45, 47System Ma

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