Progress FUSE HQ 4.3 User Manual

Fuse HQ

Installing Fuse HQ

Version 4.3

November 2010

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Installing Fuse HQ

Version 4.3

November 2010

Installing Fuse HQ

Version 4.3

Publication date 18 Nov 2010
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Table of Contents

1. Installation Prerequisites ..................................................................................................... 13

Planning your installation ................................................................................................. 14

Fuse HQ Server Requirements ........................................................................................... 15

Fuse HQ Agent Requirements ........................................................................................... 17

Fuse HQ Repository Requirements ..................................................................................... 18

2. Preparing the Fuse HQ Repository ......................................................................................... 19

The Built-in Repository .................................................................................................... 20

Preparing an Oracle Database ........................................................................................... 21

Preparing a PostgreSQL Database ...................................................................................... 22

Preparing a MySQL Database ............................................................................................ 26

Backing Up Your Repository ............................................................................................. 28

3. Installing the Fuse HQ Server ............................................................................................... 29

Downloading a Fuse HQ Server Installation Package ............................................................... 30

Running the Fuse HQ Server Installer .................................................................................. 31

Fuse HQ Server Configuration Settings ................................................................................ 35

Installing the Fuse HQ Server License ................................................................................. 37

4. Installing Fuse HQ Agents ................................................................................................... 39

Downloading a Fuse HQ Agent Installation Package ................................................................ 40

Fuse HQ Agent Installations .............................................................................................. 41

5. Running the Fuse HQ Server and the Fuse HQ Agent ................................................................. 43

Starting and Stopping the Fuse HQ Server ............................................................................ 44

Starting and Stopping the Fuse HQ Agent ............................................................................ 46

6. Upgrading Fuse HQ ............................................................................................................ 51

Upgrading the Fuse HQ Server .......................................................................................... 52

Upgrading the Fuse HQ Agent ........................................................................................... 54

7. Uninstalling Fuse HQ Components ......................................................................................... 57

Uninstalling the Fuse HQ Server ........................................................................................ 58

Uninstalling a Fuse HQ Agent ........................................................................................... 59

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List of Tables

3.1. Installation Mode Arguments for the setup Command ................. 31

3.2. Configuration Settings for the Fuse HQ Server ........................... 35

5.1. Configuration Settings for the Fuse HQ Agent ........................... 46

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Before attempting to install Fuse HQ, decide where you are going to install Fuse HQ components and make sure
your systems meets the minimum requirements.

Planning your installation ......................................................................................................... 14

Fuse HQ Server Requirements ................................................................................................... 15

Fuse HQ Agent Requirements ................................................................................................... 17

Fuse HQ Repository Requirements ............................................................................................. 18

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Planning your installation

What is Fuse HQ Fuse HQ is a tool for monitoring and managing the Fuse infrastructure. With

Fuse HQ you can:

• Inventory resources on your network

• Monitor resources

• Send alerts when problems occur

• Control resources

Fuse HQ Components Before you begin installation of Fuse HQ, you must decide where you will

install the following Fuse HQ functional components:

DescriptionComponent

Fuse HQ Server

Fuse HQ Agent

Fuse HQ Repository

The central component that controls agents, manages
data, and provides a browser-based GUI

The component that finds resources, gathers data,
controls software, and communicates with the server.

Agents are installed on the systems in a network that
you want to monitor or control. See "Fuse HQ Agent

Requirements" on page 17 Note that agents cannot

function remotely; they can only monitor resources on
the system where they are installed.

A database, managed by the Server. It stores Fuse HQ
data and is responsible for ensuring data integrity and
access.

See "Fuse HQ Repository Requirements" on page 18

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Fuse HQ Server Requirements

Fuse HQ Server Requirements

Check this section before you install HQ Server on the machine that will be
the central control and management system for Fuse HQ.

Hardware • 1 GHz or higher Pentium 4, or equivalent (2 × 2.4GHz Pentium Xeon or

equivalent recommended)

• 1 GB RAM (4 GB or more recommended)

• 1-5 GB Free Disk Space

Operating systems • Linux

• Windows 2003 Server

• Solaris 10 or higher

• Max OS X (Intel x86)

Note

Although HQ Server is not supported under Windows XP in production
environments, the configuration works; you can run small evaluation
deployments under Windows XP.

Web browsers Fuse HQ supports the following Web browsers:

• Firefox 1.5.x and 2.0.x

• Safari

• Internet Explorer 6 and 7

• Internet Explorer 8, except on Windows 2008

Firefox is the recommended browser.

Java The Fuse HQ Server is bundled with a JRE and its use is recommended.

However, if you prefer to use a JRE (or JDK) that may already be installed

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on the system, the JRE or JDK should be version 1.5 or 1.6. We recommend
Java 1.5.

IP address The system where you install the Fuse HQ Server must have a static IP

address. A dynamic IP address may disable communication with the Fuse
HQ Agent. Check with your system administrator to determine if you need to
implement a static IP address on the system where you want to install the
Fuse HQ Server.

X windows On UNIX platforms, Fuse HQ Server requires some of the X libraries to create

charts and other graphics in the user interface. Specifically libXp.so.6 must
be installed on the system.

The symptoms of missing X libraries are broken graphics and error messages
similar to the following:

java.lang.NoClassDefFoundError at
net.hyperic.hq.ui.taglib.NavMapTag._getResourceTree(NavMapTag.java:252)
at
net.hyperic.hq.ui.taglib.NavMapTag.doStartTag(NavMapTag.java:160)
etc . . .

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Fuse HQ Agent Requirements

Check this section before you install the Fuse HQ Agent on the systems that
you want to monitor.

Hardware • 500 MHz Celeron or higher, or equivalent

• 256 MB RAM

• 500 MB Free Disk Space

• Supported Operating System

Operating systems • Linux

• Windows XP, 2003 Server, or 2008 SE

• Windows 7

• Solaris 8 or higher

Fuse HQ Agent Requirements

• Mac OS X

• HP-UX 11.11 or higher

• AIX 5.2 or higher

Java The Fuse HQ is bundled with a JRE and its use is recommended. However,

if you prefer to use a JRE (or JDK) that may already be installed on the system,
the JRE or JDK should be version 1.5 or 1.6. We recommend Java 1.5.

IP address The system where you install the Fuse HQ Agent must have a static IP address.

A dynamic IP address may disable communication with the Fuse HQ Server.
Check with your system administrator to determine if you need to implement
a static IP address on the system where you want to install the Fuse HQ
Agent.

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Fuse HQ Repository Requirements

For evaluation and testing purposes, the Fuse HQ Server installation includes
a default, built-in database that you can install on the local host. However,
for actual deployment of Fuse HQ (particularly in large installations), you
should install and configure one of the following databases on a remote host:

• Oracle 10g or 11g

• PostgreSQL 8.3 or higher (not supported on Windows in production
environments)

• MySQL 5.0.45 or higher (5.1.x is recommended)

See "Preparing the Fuse HQ Repository" on page 19 for more information.

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