There are two variants of CA Common Services (CCS) installed with CA Client Automation: a pared-down version, known as Micro-CCS (English-only), and the original full version. Micro-CCS (English-only) supports Event Management and Calendars, but does not support WorldView (used for DTS network configuration) or discovery (including continuous discovery). The full version of CCS r11.2 (English-only) is for use only with a Microsoft SQL Server MDB.
The Installer automatically chooses the appropriate variant during installation. Note that the variants cannot coexist on a single host, although they can coexist on different hosts within a network. Also note that Micro-CCS cannot be upgraded to full CCS.
The following tables summarize which variant of CCS is installed with the various operating environments and MDBs:
Linux:
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Installed Component |
CCS Variant |
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Agent |
None |
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Scalability server without calendars |
None |
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Scalability server with calendars |
Micro-CCS; event agent only |
Note: CA Client Automation never uses full CCS on Linux.
Windows:
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Installed Component |
CCS Variant |
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Agent |
None |
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Scalability server without calendars |
None |
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Scalability server with calendars |
Micro-CCS; event agent only |
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*Manager with local SQL Server MDB |
Full CCS |
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*Manager with remote SQL Server MDB |
Full CCS; must be installed on MDB host, should also be installed on Client Automation host |
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Manager with remote Oracle MDB |
Micro-CCS on Client Automation host only; event agent plus event manager |
* Makes no difference whether clustering is used or not.
UNIX:
No variant of CCS is installed.
Note: When installing a Domain Manager with CCS, using a SQL Server named instance causes the CCS installation to fail. For CCS to install successfully using a named SQL instance, the SQL Server Browser service must be running. You can start the SQL Server Browser service from the SQL Server Configuration Manager.
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