When you install the virtual appliance silently, you must perform the following tasks:
The following table describes the parameters used to deploy CA Enterprise Log Manager using the OVF tool. You must specify these parameters as command line arguments in the command line.
Required information |
Value |
Comments |
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Host Specific Settings |
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HOSTNAME |
hostname for this CA Enterprise Log Manager server For example: CA-ELM1 |
Specify the host name for this server using only supported characters for hosts. Industry standards recommend A-Z (case-insensitive), 0-9, and hyphen, where the first character is a letter and the final character is alphanumeric. Do not use the underscore character in a host name, or append a domain name to this host. Note: The host name must not exceed 15 characters. |
ROOT_PASSWORD |
new root password |
Create and confirm a new root password for this server. |
IP_ADDRESS |
relevant IPv4 address |
Enter a valid IP address for this server. |
SUBNET_MASK |
relevant IP address |
Enter a valid subnet mask for use with this server. |
DEFAULT_GATEWAY |
relevant IP address |
Enter a valid subnet mask and default gateway for use with this server. |
DNS_SERVERS |
relevant IPv4 addresses |
Enter one or more DNS server IP addresses in use in your network. The list is comma-separated with no spaces between entries. If your DNS servers use IPv6 addressing, enter these addresses in that format. |
DOMAIN_NAME |
your domain name |
Enter the qualified domain name in which this server operates, for example, mycompany.com. Note: The domain name must be registered with the Domain Name Server (DNS) server in your network to enable resolution of the hostname to IP address. |
acceptAllEulas |
Accept |
Accept the CA license agreement to continue provisioning a CA Enterprise Log Manager server. |
deploymentOption |
medium or large |
If you select medium, VMware provides four CPUs with 8 GB RAM for each CPU. If you select large, VMware provides eight CPUs with 8 GB RAM for each CPU. |
TIMEZONE |
your desired time zone |
Select the time zone where this server resides. |
NTPLOCATION |
relevant hostname or IP address |
Enter the host name or the valid IP address of the NTP server from which the CA Enterprise Log Manager server gets date and time information. |
Application Specific Settings |
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LOCAL_REMOTE_EEM |
Local - for the first installed server (management server)
Remote - for each additional server |
Indicate whether you plan to use a local or a remote CA EEM server. For a management CA Enterprise Log Manager server, choose Local. The installation prompts you to create a password for the default EiamAdmin user account. For each additional server, choose Remote. The installation prompts you for the management server name. Regardless of whether you chose local or remote, you must use the EiamAdmin account ID and password to log on to each CA Enterprise Log Manager server the first-time. |
REMOTE_EEM_LOCATION |
IP address or hostname |
Enter this value only if you select Remote in the Local or Remote server option. Enter the IP address or host name of the management CA Enterprise Log Manager server that you installed first. The host name must be registered with the DNS Server. If you want to use a local CA EEM server, the default value is none. |
EEM_PASSWORD |
EiamAdmin account password |
Record the password for the default administrator account, EiamAdmin. Your CA Enterprise Log Manager server requires these account credentials for the initial login. If you are installing the management server, you are creating and confirming a new EiamAdmin password here. Make a note of this password as you must use it during the installations of other CA Enterprise Log Manager servers and agents. Note: The password you enter here is also the initial password for the default caelmadmin account that you use to access the CA Enterprise Log Manager server directly through ssh. You can create additional administrator accounts to access the CA EEM functions after installation, if desired. |
FIPS_MODE |
Yes or No |
Specifies if the virtual appliance must run in FIPS mode or non-FIPS mode. If you choose to use a local CA EEM server, you can choose any mode. If you choose to use a remote CA EEM server, you must choose the mode that the remote CA EEM server uses. |
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