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==Retain 3.5==
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==Prerequisites ==
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=== Prerequisites for Retain 3.5: ===
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===Disks===
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====Additional Disks====
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# Create additional disks for Retain best practices
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#* Create the disks in the VM software
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#* Format the disks in the VM itself using YaST/Partitioner
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##* ARCHIVE
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##* INDEX
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##* LOGS
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##* DATABASE (if local)
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===Retain 3.5===
 
====Additional Disks====
 
====Additional Disks====
 
# Create additional disks for Retain best practices
 
# Create additional disks for Retain best practices
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##* <code>tar -xf MySQL-5.5.42-1.sles11.x86_64.rpm-bundle.tar</code>
 
##* <code>tar -xf MySQL-5.5.42-1.sles11.x86_64.rpm-bundle.tar</code>
  
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====Download Retain====
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===Retain 4.0===
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====Install HTTP Server====
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# Install http server (apache2) from YaST
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# If connecting to Exchange:
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## Set DNS to Exchange server, in YaST/Network Settings
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The Retain installer will download Java and MySQL if you wish.
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==Install==
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===Download Retain===
 
# Create Retain download directory
 
# Create Retain download directory
 
##* md /software/retain[version] directory and change to it
 
##* md /software/retain[version] directory and change to it
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##* <code>chmod +x *.sh</code>
 
##* <code>chmod +x *.sh</code>
  
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===Install===
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===Install Retain===
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# <code>./RetainInstall.sh</code> Retain 4 requires extensive resources the lab doesn't have, see your mentor about provisioning.
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# <code>./RetainInstall.sh</code>
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# install modules:
 
# install modules:
 
#* Retain Server
 
#* Retain Server
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### Start tomcat <code>rcretain-tomat7 start</code>
 
### Start tomcat <code>rcretain-tomat7 start</code>
 
# Otherwise, configure the server.
 
# Otherwise, configure the server.
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===Module Configuration===
 
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# Module Configuration and set up a module
 
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## GroupWise
 
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### Go to GWAdmin
 
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### Go to System/Trusted Applications
 
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#### Create new: Retain
 
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#### Copy Trusted Application Key (save someplace safe)
 
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### Go to Retain/Module Configuration/GroupWise
 
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#### SOAP:
 
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##### Copy Trusted Application Key to field
 
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##### Set POA Host name to IP|domain name of post office
 
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##### Test Connection
 
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##### Save Changes
 
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=== Job Configuration ===
 
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# Create Initial Dredge Schedule
 
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## Single for Initial Dredge
 
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## Save Changes
 
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# Create Initial Dredge Profile
 
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## Scope tab:
 
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### All Messages
 
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### Try to publish all messages (SLOW)
 
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### Enable Retention and Item Store Flag
 
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### Save Changes
 
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# Create Worker
 
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## Local Worker is good, if the worker is remote name it after the server it is on.
 
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## Polling:
 
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### Poll for configuration every 60 minutes is usually enough
 
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## Logging:
 
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### Diagnostic (so we don't have to try to reproduce the issue, which may take hours)
 
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## Module specific
 
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### POA Host Name should be blank
 
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## Save Changes
 
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### Save Bootstrap
 
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### Open Worker web page (http://[Workerhost]/RetainWorker
 
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### Upload
 
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# Create Initial Dredge Job
 
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## Core Settings:
 
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### Set Schedule, Profile and Worker as created above
 
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## Mailboxes:
 
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### Select Mail Server(s) to dredge
 
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## Notification:
 
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### Enable Mail when errors occur and Mail summary when job is complete
 
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## Save Changes
 
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# Run Job
 
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## Go to Schedules and set the minutes back 1 min.
 
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## Go to Worker Web Console and click on "Refresh job cache now"
 
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## Go to Status and determine if job is running properly.
 
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==Retain 4.0==
 

Revision as of 19:18, 26 April 2016

Contents

Prerequisites

Disks

Additional Disks

  1. Create additional disks for Retain best practices
    • Create the disks in the VM software
    • Format the disks in the VM itself using YaST/Partitioner
      • ARCHIVE
      • INDEX
      • LOGS
      • DATABASE (if local)

Retain 3.5

Additional Disks

  1. Create additional disks for Retain best practices
    • Create the disks in the VM software
    • Format the disks in the VM itself using YaST/Partitioner
      • ARCHIVE
      • INDEX
      • LOGS
      • DATABASE (if local)

Install HTTP Server

  1. Install http server (apache2) from YaST
  2. If connecting to Exchange:
    1. Set DNS to Exchange server, in YaST/Network Settings

Install MySQL

      • Create a directory and download it
      • md /software/mysql directory and change to it
    2. download MySQL Community Server 5.5.42 [1] direct? [2] to that mysql directory
    3. Extract the MySQL client and MySQL server or just untar the whole thing
      • tar -xf MySQL-5.5.42-1.sles11.x86_64.rpm-bundle.tar

Retain 4.0

Install HTTP Server

  1. Install http server (apache2) from YaST
  2. If connecting to Exchange:
    1. Set DNS to Exchange server, in YaST/Network Settings

The Retain installer will download Java and MySQL if you wish.

Install

Download Retain

  1. Create Retain download directory
      • md /software/retain[version] directory and change to it
    2. download the current version of Retain [3] or the beta.
  2. Unzip Retain
      • chmod +x *.sh

Install Retain

  1. ./RetainInstall.sh Retain 4 requires extensive resources the lab doesn't have, see your mentor about provisioning.
  2. install modules:
    • Retain Server
    • Reporting & Monitoring
    • Worker
    • Skip Stubbing as very few customers use that functionality
    • Skip the Router as that should be installed on its own server in the network DMZ
  3. setup database, using MySQL
    • give it the path from above
    • give mysql root user a password (remember this)
    • create a database, username and password
  4. take the defaults
  5. If using multiple disks:
    1. Stop tomcat rcretain-tomat7 stop
    2. Change ownership on INDEX and LOGS to chown -R tomcat:tomcat /[volume]
    3. Change permissions on INDEX and LOGS to chmod -R 774 /[volume]
    4. Change ownership on DATABASE to chown -R mysql:mysql /DATABASE
    5. Change permissions on DATABASE to chmod -R 774 /DATABASE
    6. Change ownership on ARCHIVE to chown -R tomcat:tomcat /ARCHIVE
    7. Change permissions on ARCHIVE to chmod -R 777 /ARCHIVE
      1. Start tomcat rcretain-tomat7 start
  6. Otherwise, configure the server.
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