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Follow these steps to install the CiscoSecure Global Roaming Server (GRS).
Step 1 Log in to the CiscoSecure GRS host as root.
Step 2 Insert the CiscoSecure GRS CD-ROM into the CD-ROM drive, and enter cd /cdrom to mount the drive.
Step 3 Enter pkgadd -d . to install CiscoSecure GRS into the /opt/CSCOgrs directory. The following message appears, indicating the version of CiscoSecure GRS being installed:
1 CSCOgrs CiscoSecure Global Roaming Server
(sparc) Version x.x
Step 4 The following message displays:
Is this an upgrade installation? (y/n/q)
If this is a new installation, enter n. The following message displays:
You have chosen to install CiscoSecure GRS as a new installation. The installation script will try to detect any previous installations of the CiscoSecure GRS software. If there is a previous version installed, all CiscoSecure GRS data will be deleted from the CiscoSecure GRS installation directory or Oracle database. Would you like to proceed? (y/n/q)
Enter n or q to terminate installation, or enter y and proceed to Step 7.
 | Caution If you enter y, your existing database information is deleted. |
If this is an upgrade to an existing CiscoSecure GRS installation, press y. The installation program tries to detect an existing CiscoSecure GRS instance. If an instance is found, the installation script launches a database upgrade script so that your existing database information is retained. If an existing installation is not found, the installation program displays the following message:
CiscoSecure GRS did not find any previous installations of the software. Continuing to run this installation process will install CiscoSecure GRS as a new installation. It might delete all CiscoSecure GRS data from the CiscoSecure GRS installation directory or Oracle database. Would you like to proceed? (y/n/q)
Enter y to proceed, or enter n or q to terminate installation.
| Caution If you enter y, your existing database information is deleted. |
The following database tables are updated:
Step 5 This prompt appears:
Do you want to input a list of hosts (IP address or hostname) who can monitor GRS via a Web Browser (y/n)? [y]
Press Enter if yes, otherwise, enter n. If you selected yes, you are asked to:
Enter a list of hostnames or IP addresses separated by commas(,):
Enter all the hosts that you want to have this privilege.
Step 6 This prompt appears:
Do you want GRS to start automatically during a system reboot (y/n)? [y]
Press Enter if yes, otherwise, enter n. If you selected yes, the following message appears:
Make sure you configure the local ACS to start automatically during system bootstrap so that it will be ready when GRS is started.
Step 7 This prompt appears:
Do you want to automatically restart GRS when it exits (y/n)? [y]
Press Enter if you want CiscoSecure GRS to automatically restart after an unexpected shutdown, otherwise, enter n. If you selected yes, you are asked:
Enter how many times you want to auto-restart: [5]
Enter the number of restarts that must be attempted after an unexpected shutdown.
Step 8 This prompt appears:
Do you want to get e-mail notification when GRS exits (y/n)?
Enter y if you want notifications if CiscoSecure GRS unexpectedly stops, otherwise, enter n.
If yes, you'll be asked to enter one or more e-mail addresses in the format username@domain.com. If entering multiple addresses, separate them with a space.
Step 9 This prompt appears:
Do you want to use an external Oracle database (y/n)? [n]
Enter n to use a flatfile data store; enter y if you want to use an existing Oracle database. If you use an Oracle data store, you'll be asked for its server name, username, password, and directory location.
Step 10 A message appears that describes your selections made in the previous steps. This prompt appears:
Modify any values (y/n)? [n]
Enter y if you want to make any changes, otherwise, enter n.
Step 11 When the installation is finished, the following message appears:
Installation of <CSCOgrs> was successful.
Initial configuration uses the CiscoSecure GRS Express Setup Wizard. See your CiscoSecure Global Roaming Server User Guide for more information.
Step 1 Move to the $GRSHOME/bin directory.
Step 2 Enter ./grs_gui & to start the Express Setup Wizard. The wizard appears only for an initial configuration.
Step 3 Follow the instructions described by the wizard to populate the database. When finished, click Next to open the Local Domain Setup window.
Enter the following information:
CiscoSecure GRS must be configured to use TACACS+ and RADIUS protocols:
If you need to change any options, click Back. Click Finish when completed.
Your CiscoSecure GRS Local Domain is now configured. To configure remote domains and additional NASes, see your CiscoSecure Global Roaming Server User Guide.
To start CiscoSecure GRS:
Step 1 Move to the $GRSHOME/bin directory.
Step 2 Enter ./start_grs to start CiscoSecure GRS.
Step 3 Enter ps -ef | grep grs to list the active processes.
If processes grs and grs_d are shown, then CiscoSecure GRS is running.
If CiscoSecure GRS is not running, view the grs.log, grs_d.log, and grsdb.err files for any error messages. These files are located in the $GRSHOME/logfiles directory.
Posted: Wed Feb 24 11:51:37 PST 1999
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