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In case of a physical federated cell members with 4 CPU sockets and NVMe disks:
Code Block language bash theme RDark /app/scripts/configure_cell_manager.sh -a <internal IP address of the cell member> -g <external IP address of the cell member> -b <internal IP address of the cell manager> -i physical
In case of a physical federated cell member with 2 CPU sockets or SSD disks:
Code Block language bash theme RDark /app/scripts/configure_cell_manager.sh -a <internal IP address of the cell member> -g <external IP address of the cell member> -b <internal IP address of the cell manager> -i physical -n true
In case of a virtual federated cell member:
Code Block language bash theme RDark /app/scripts/configure_cell_manager.sh -a <internal IP address of the cell member> -g <external IP address of the cell member> -b <internal IP address of the cell manager> -i virtual
The script writes two log files - one in the cell manager and one in the cell member. The log file names are mentioned in the script's output.
In case of a failure, the script will try to rollback the configuration changes it made, so the problem can be fixed before rerunning it again.
If the rollback fails, and the cell member services do not start successfully, it might be required to uninstall DPOD from the cell member, reinstall and federate it again.
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