To install NetBackup server software into an SRT

1. Type y.

   The following prompt appears.

   The Solaris clients will be loaded.
   Do you want to load any other NetBackup clients onto the server? (y) 
   [y,n,?]

2. Type n.

   The following messages are displayed, followed by a list of files being installed:

      Using </opt> as the package base directory.
       ## Processing package information.
       ## Processing system information.
       ## Verifying disk space requirements.
       ## Checking for conflicts with packages already installed.
       Installing Symantec NetBackup and Media Manager as <VRTSnetbp>
       ## Executing preinstall script.
       Creating /opt/openv.
       Creating link from /usr/openv to /opt/openv.
       ## Installing part 1 of 1.
       .
       .
       .

   After the list of files is displayed, the following messages are displayed:

   All additional keys should be added at this time.
   Do you want to add additional license keys now? (y/n) [y]

3. Type n.

   The original client media server license keys are used. The following messages appear.

   Use /usr/openv/netbackup/bin/admincmd/get_license_key to add, 
   delete or list license keys at a later time.
   Installing NetBackup Enterprise Server version: 5.0GA
   If this machine will be using a different network interface than the 
   default (sol8fs), the name of the preferred interface should be used 
   as the configured server name. If this machine will be part of a 
   cluster, the virtual name should be used as the configured server 
   name. 
   Would you like to use "sol8fs" as the configured
   name of the NetBackup server? [y,n] (y)

4. Type y.

   The following prompt appears.

   Is sol8fs the master server? [y,n] (y)

5. Type n.

   The following prompt appears.

   What is the fully qualified name of the master server?

6. Enter the name of the machine where the SRT is created, and press Enter.

   The following messages appear.

   Checking for a bpcd entry in /etc/inetd.conf: Adding bpcd entry.
   Original /etc/inetd.conf saved as 
   /etc/inetd.conf.NBU_103102.16:42:50.
   Checking for a vnetd entry in /etc/inetd.conf: Adding vnetd entry.
   Checking for a vopied entry in /etc/inetd.conf: Adding vopied entry.
   Checking for a bpjava-msvc entry in /etc/inetd.conf: Adding
   bpjava-msvc entry.
   Checking /etc/services for the needed NetBackup and Media Manager
   services. 
   Copying original /etc/services file to 
   /etc/services.NBU_103102.16:44:03
   Editing /etc/services to update NetBackup and Media Manager 
   services.
   /etc/services will be updated to add the following entries for
   NetBackup/Media Manager.
   bprd 13720/tcp bprd
   bpcd 13782/tcp bpcd
   bpdbm 13721/tcp bpdbm
   vnetd 13724/tcp vnetd
   vopied 13783/tcp vopied
   bpjobd 13723/tcp bpjobd
   nbdbd 13784/tcp nbdbd
   visd 9284/tcp visd
   bpjava-msvc13722/tcp bpjava-msvc
   vmd 13701/tcp vmd
   acsd 13702/tcp acsd
   tl8cd 13705/tcp tl8cd
   tldcd 13711/tcp tldcd
   ts8d 13709/tcp ts8d
   odld 13706/tcp odld
   tl4d 13713/tcp tl4d
   tsdd 13714/tcp tsdd
   tshd 13715/tcp tshd
   tlmd 13716/tcp tlmd
   tlhcd 13717/tcp tlhcd
   lmfcd 13718/tcp lmfcd
   rsmd 13719/tcp rsmd
   To change these entries modify the file 
   /tmp/services.ov_edited.23505
   and enter <RETURN> when ready to continue:

7. Do not modify any of the entries. Press Enter.

   The following messages appear.

   /etc/services has been updated to contain NetBackup and Media 
   Manager services.
   WARNING: ypwhich: the domainname hasn't been set on this machine.
   WARNING: ypcat: the domainname hasn't been set on this machine.
   Sending SIGHUP to inetd process.
   /usr/openv/volmgr/bin/update_services: usage: kill [ [ -sig ] id ... 
   | -l ]

8. Ignore the above warnings and errors. The dialog continues as follows:

   To make NetBackup and Media Manager startup automatically
   when the system is restarted, the NetBackup script found in
   /usr/openv/netbackup/bin/goodies/netbackup has been placed in 
   /etc/init.d,
   with links to it placed in the /etc/rc2.d directory.
   To make NetBackup and Media Manager shutdown automatically
   when the system is restarted, the NetBackup script found in
   /usr/openv/netbackup/bin/goodies/netbackup has been placed in 
   /etc/init.d ,
   with links to it placed in the /etc/rc0.d directory.
   Extracting NetBackup-Java product files.
   Installing NetBackup-Java, and the Java runtime environment for 
   SunOS
   5.8.
   Configuring NetBackup-Java runtime environment.
   The installation of the NetBackup-Java product on sol8fs is 
   complete.
   Copied files to /kernel/drv and to /kernel/drv/sparcv9.
   Doing add_drv of the sg driver
   Removing old /dev/sg entries.
   Editing /etc/devlink.tab...
   Copying original /etc/devlink.tab to 
   /etc/devlink.tab.12-11-03-15:50:46.
   Added entry in /etc/devlink.tab file.
   Made links in /dev/sg

9. Ignore the error messages, but only if they are displayed exactly as shown. Any other informative messages can also be ignored.

   The following prompt appears.

   Enter global device host (default: sol8fs):

10. Press Enter. The following messages appear.

    Could not connect to vmd on host sol8fs (70)
    Set global device database host failed.
    The global device database version is incompatible

11. Ignore these error messages. The following prompt appears.

    Do you want to start the Media Manager device daemon processes? 
    (y/n) [y]

12. Type n.

    The following prompt appears.

    Enter a patch or package name to install additional software in 
    SRT, or nothing if done: []:

    This is the end of the SRT creation procedure that is specific to a NetBackup 5.0 media server SRT.

    For the rest of the SRT creation process, refer to Creating a Shared Resource Tree.

    See About creating a shared resource tree.