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Hi I am trying to install OSSV on VMWare ESX server 3.5 and add the ESX server as a host to OnCommand 5.0
These are the steps that I followed
1. Install OSSV for vmware on the esx server
2. install NetApp Host Agent 2.7
3. ran /usr/snapvault/bin/installplugin ../packages/standard/ossv2300.npk
4. ran /usr/snapvault/bin/installplugin ../packages/standard/vmware0010.npk
5. Tried adding the ESX server to OC5.0
6. it says the agent was detected on 4092, but the next screen that "enables OSSV" throws an error
"The host agent must have the ossv plugin installed in order to remotely start or stop the ossv service."
I am attaching the screenshot here.
What am I missing?
[root@sudhaesx35 NTAPagent]# ps -ef | grep ntap
root 5162 1 0 16:43 pts/1 00:00:00 /opt/NTAPagent/ntap_agent -d
root 5248 3282 0 17:03 pts/1 00:00:00 grep ntap
[root@sudhaesx35 NTAPagent]# ps -ef | grep snapvault
root 5075 1 0 16:30 pts/1 00:00:00 /usr/snapvault/bin/svpmgr
root 5250 3282 0 17:03 pts/1 00:00:00 grep snapvault
[root@sudhaesx35 NTAPagent]#
[root@sudhaesx35 bin]# ./svinstallcheck
SnapVault home directory: '/usr/snapvault'
SnapVault database directory: '/usr/snapvault/db'
SnapVault temporary directory: '/usr/snapvault/tmp'
SnapVault Database and Temporary directories have 69% space left (3439Mb)
SnapVault service is running
SnapVault listener is running
Snapvault NDMP interface on port 10000:
Vendor : Netapp
Product : SnapVault
Version : 3_0_1_2011FEB17_RC
Host : sudhaesx35.commvault.com
Host Id : 66EA9DB4EBBDC608BF2665BB5A1DE3F6
OS Type : ESX
OS Version : 2.4.21-47.0.1.ELvmnixEsx
IPV6 : Not supported
IPV4 : Ndmp Server is responding correctly
Snapvault QSM interface on port 10566:
IPV6 : Not supported
IPV4 : QSM Server is responding correctly
Snapvault File Server interface on port 10555:
IPV6 : Not supported
IPV4 : File Server is responding correctly
Validating filesystems:
Mount point / (/dev/sda2) is suitable for backup
Mount point /proc (none) is a special mount, unsuitable for backup
Mount point /dev/pts (none) is a special mount, unsuitable for backup
Mount point /proc/bus/usb (usbdevfs) is a special mount, unsuitable for backup
Mount point /boot (/dev/sda1) is suitable for backup
Mount point /dev/shm (none) is a special mount, unsuitable for backup
Mount point /var/log (/dev/sda6) is suitable for backup
Mount point /TEST1 (vega:/softdist) is a remote mount, unsuitable for backup
Mount point /home/sudha (vega:/softdist) is a remote mount, unsuitable for backup
The vmware plugin loaded successfully.
Check Succeeded
[root@sudhaesx35 bin]#
[root@sudhaesx35 bin]# netstat -a | grep 4092
tcp 0 0 *:4092 *:* LISTEN
[root@sudhaesx35 bin]# netstat -a | grep 10566
tcp 0 0 *:10566 *:* LISTEN
[root@sudhaesx35 bin]# netstat -a | grep 10555
tcp 0 0 *:10555 *:* LISTEN
sudha,
Install the host agent first. Then install OSSV. When OSSV is installed, it will register itself with the Host Agent software if it exists. Because you installed OSSV first, it never got registered with the Host Agent software because it did not exist.
I removed both OSSV and the agent and reinstalled the agent first and then OSSV.
I am still hitting the same error.What does the "Enable OSSV" checkbox do?
Where is it "enabling" it?
As far as I can tell, the checkbox is worthless. You can't progress past the screen without it checked and it throws an error.
I have the same issue as others above. I have deployed the NetApp Host Agent 2.7 (and confirmed it's running it's local web server) and the OSSV agent onto RHEL 6 and no matter what I do I get the error "The host agent must have the ossv plugin installed in order to remotely start or stop the ossv service."
I can set up OSSV relationships via the agent and filer command line but can not seem to create a new on in DFM. Any help would be greatly apprecaited.