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Package wrappers define a set of platform-specific installation settings for a deployment package, such as installation path, port, trap communities, and so on. You can edit a user created or default package wrapper to change this set of installation settings. The available properties vary by the package type.
To modify a package wrapper
The Deployment pane displays the Packages, Templates, and Jobs folders.
The wrapper details appear in the right pane.
Package types:
Specifies the hostname to use for connecting to IBM LPAR server. You must specify the name of the IBM LPAR host to deploy this package.
Specifies the username to use for connecting to IBM LPAR server. You must specify the name of the IBM LPAR user to deploy this package.
Specifies the password to use for connecting to IBM LPAR server. You must specify a IBM LPAR password in order to deploy this package.
Specifies the serial number to use for connecting to IBM LPAR server. You must specify a serial number in order to deploy this package.
Defines the root installation directory to use for CA Shared Components if not already set.
Defines the root installation directory for the package.
Specifies whether to suppress any automatic reboot that might otherwise occur at end of the installation.
Specifies the hostname to use for connecting to Solaris Zone server. You must specify a Solaris Zone hostname to deploy this package.
Specifies the username to use for connecting to Solaris Zone server. You must specify a Solaris Zone username to deploy this package.
Specifies the password to use for connecting to Solaris Zone server. You must specify a Solaris Zone password to deploy this package.
Defines the root installation directory for the package.
Defines the data directory for the package.
Defines the root installation directory to use for CA Shared Components if not already set.
Defines the SystemEDGE port number.
Default: 161
Defines the SNMP system description.
Defines the SNMP system location.
Defines the SNMP System contact.
Defines the SNMP read-only community string.
Default: public
Defines the SNMP read-write community string
Defines the SNMP trap community string.
Defines the SNMP trap destination host name.
Defines the SNMP trap port.
Default: 162
Specifies the user name under which credentials the agent run during SNMP communication.
This entry instructs the agent to run SNMP communication under another user account. The agent also uses this user's default group as an effective group.
Default: The agent operates using root account.
Specifies whether to automatically start SystemEDGE at the end of the installation.
Specifies whether to suppress any automatic reboot that might otherwise occur at end of the installation.
Specifies whether to replace the native SNMP agent.
Specifies whether to use native SNMP agent settings (if replacing a native SNMP agent).
Specifies whether to run SystemEDGE in managed mode.
Specifies a list of available SystemEDGE policies.
Note: When you upgrade SystemEDGE from Version 4.3 or Version 4.2 patch level 3, the installer uses the following parameters only:
CASE_PUBDATADIR
CASE_MANAGER_HOSTNAME
CASE_MANAGER_POLICY_NAME
CASE_START_AFTER_INSTALL
CASE_LEGACY_MODE
CASE_SNMP_PORT
CASE_INSTALL_DOCS
CASE_SNMP_TRAP_COMMUNITY (1)
CASE_SNMP_TRAP_DESTINATION (1)
CASE_SNMP_TRAP_PORT (1)
CASE_SNMP_READ_COMMUNITY (1)
CASE_SNMP_WRITE_COMMUNITY (1)
CASE_SNMP_READ_ALLOWED_MANAGERS (1)
CASE_SNMP_WRITE_ALLOWED_MANAGERS (1)
Other parameters are ignored.
(1) These parameters are special. Their settings are appended to the existing SystemEDGE 4.x settings allowing both the SystemEDGE 4.x manager and SystemEDGE 5.x manager to function.
Note: For more information about the above parameters, see the Installation and Deployment chapter in the SystemEDGE User Guide.
Specifies whether to suppress automatic reboot at end of the installation.
Specifies whether to suppress automatic reboot at end of the installation.
Defines the default username to use for connecting to remote machines. You must specify a username in order to deploy this package.
Defines the default password to use for connecting to remote machines. You must specify a password in order to deploy this package.
Specifies whether to suppress automatic reboot at end of the installation.
Specifies whether to allow running scripts as tests.
Specifies whether to allow running file I/O as tests.
Specifies whether to disable applications from setting type of service bits in outgoing IP packets.
Specifies whether to allow accessing SSL site with unverified certificates.
Specifies whether to suppress automatic reboot at end of the installation.
Specifies the hostname to use for connecting to UCS. You must specify a UCS host name to deploy this package.
Specifies the username to use for connecting to UCS. You must specify a UCS user name to deploy this package.
Specifies the password to use for connecting to UCS. You must specify a UCS password to deploy this package.
Specifies what protocol to use, HTTP or HTTPS.
Defines the UCS port number.
Default: 80 for HTTP or 443 for HTTPS.
Specifies the hostname to use for connecting to VirtualCenter. You must specify a VirtualCenter host name in order to deploy this package.
Specifies the username to use for connecting to VirtualCenter. You must specify a VirtualCenter user name in order to deploy this package.
Specifies the password to use for connecting to VirtualCenter. You must specify a VirtualCenter password in order to deploy this package.
Defines the VirtualCenter port number.
Default: 443
Specifies what protocol to use, HTTP or HTTPS.
Specifies whether to suppress automatic reboot at end of the installation.
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