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Configure the Gateway Two Database
This section covers connecting Gateway two to the internal database.
Follow these steps:
- SSH into Gateway two.
- Enter /opt/SecureSpan/Gateway/runtime/bin/setup.sh --jdk /opt/SecureSpan/JDK
- Select 2 - Configure the Layer 7 Gateway.
- Java VM Path [/opt/SecureSpan/JDK/jre]: Press Enter to accept the default.
- Java VM Memory Allocation [512]: Press Enter to accept the default.
- Database Connection: Yes
- Enter the username and password you set during database creation.
- Database Host [localhost]: This is the primary MySQL database. Enter the fully qualified domain name (FQDN) for gateway one.
Note: Although this is the second gateway, always use gateway one as the database connection.
For example, enter L7host.forwardinc.com
- Database Port [3306]: Leave as the default.
- Database Name [ssg]: Leave as the default.
- Database Username [gateway]: Leave as the default or choose any user name.
- Enter a database password that you choose.
Note: If you modify the database username and password, record these values for later use.
- Administrative DB User: root
- Administrative DB Password: 7layer
Important! Do not modify the administrative database user and password values. They reference existing default values.
- Configure Failover Connection: Yes
- Database Failover Host: This is the failover MySQL database. Enter the FQDN for gateway two.
Note: Although this is the second gateway, always use gateway two as the failover connection.
- Database Failover Port [3306]: Leave as the default.
- SSM Username: admin
SSM Password: Enter the same password as you entered when creating the internal database on gateway one.
- Administrative HTTPS Listener? [No]: No
- Cluster Hostname: Enter the name of the application tier load balancer.
- Cluster Password: Enter the same password as you entered when creating the internal database on gateway one.
- Press Enter.
- Press Enter.
- Type X to return to the UNIX shell.
- Enter the following commands:
- /sbin/chkconfig ssg on
- /sbin/chkconfig --list ssg
The system responds with:
ssg 0:off 1:off 2:on 3:on 4:on 5:on 6:off
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