Guys
I am doing a fresh Install for a Avaya CMS R18 solution running Dell R630 Mid Market servers. The system came Pre-Installed with the CMS software as well running 18.0.0.0. Post turning it on, I changed the Hostname and other details using the netconfig utility and restarted to save settings. Once server was back up , I changed the root password and confirmed the df-Th and sfdisk -lq outputs with the comparative outputs and it's good. I only see an extra 16GB of space mounted on /tmpfs which is not there when I run the df -Th|grep sda command. I setup the environment and started the dbinit.sh script. The output showed that IDS did not initialize properly and CMS database install failed. I check the /opt/informix/cmsids.logs and see that system is unable to build most of the databases including sysmaster. I have tried reinstalling the CMS to 18.0.0.2 as well but same result when I run the dbinit script. Any ideas much appreciated guys.
I am doing a fresh Install for a Avaya CMS R18 solution running Dell R630 Mid Market servers. The system came Pre-Installed with the CMS software as well running 18.0.0.0. Post turning it on, I changed the Hostname and other details using the netconfig utility and restarted to save settings. Once server was back up , I changed the root password and confirmed the df-Th and sfdisk -lq outputs with the comparative outputs and it's good. I only see an extra 16GB of space mounted on /tmpfs which is not there when I run the df -Th|grep sda command. I setup the environment and started the dbinit.sh script. The output showed that IDS did not initialize properly and CMS database install failed. I check the /opt/informix/cmsids.logs and see that system is unable to build most of the databases including sysmaster. I have tried reinstalling the CMS to 18.0.0.2 as well but same result when I run the dbinit script. Any ideas much appreciated guys.
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