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- Make sure to meet the prerequisites listed at the top of this page.
- Install the following software package (RPM) on the cell member: bc, numactl
- Physical federated cell members with NVMe disks require special disks and mount points configuration to ensure performance. See Cell Member Configuration for NVMe Disks.
Most Linux-based OS use a local firewall service (e.g.: iptables / firewalld). Since the OS of the Non-Appliance Mode DPOD installation is provided by the user, it is under the user's responsibility to allow needed connectivity to and from the server.
Configure the local firewall service to allow connectivity as described in the prerequisites section at the top of this page.The following software packages (RPMs) are recommended for system maintenance and troubleshooting, but are not required: telnet client, net-tools, iftop, tcpdump, pciutils, nvme-cli
DPOD Installation
Install DPOD:
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Important: The script should be executed using the OS root user.
In case of physical federated physical federated cell members with 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> -i physical
In case of physical federated physical federated cell member with 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> -i physical -n true
In case of 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> -i virtual
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