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First create the group using the following command:Then add the blfs user to this group:userdd -g blothergroup -c "Bladelogic Fileserver User" -s /sbin/nologin blfsuserModify the rsc files for universal file server access. Edit the /NSH/conf/exports file:appserver01> rw,user=blfsuserappserver01-fs.domain.com> rw,user=blfsuserEnsure that the users and users.local files are blank. Edit the /NSH/conf/users and /NSH/conf/users.local files and remove any entries.Grant ownership on the storage directory to the blfsuser chown -R /opt/bmc/bladelogic/NSH/storage blfsuser:blfsuserDo not register this host in the console.Additional securityIt should be possible to use a certificate from the application server to allow only the appserver user (for example bladmin, or SYSTEM) to connect to the file server. Follow the normal nsh/certificate configuration, except use the 'bladmin' or 'SYSTEM' account on the appserver as opposed to your user account. Push the cert to the file server only.After you have completed the installation of the file server agent, if you want an extra layer of security in user mapping, you can configure the users and users.local files, as described in Configuring-the-file-server-agent-ACLs.. Bagi pengguna FileServe free, biasanya karena FileServe memberikan prioritas dan mendahulukan user FileServe premium hingga pada saat tertentu user FileServe free tidak mendapat bandwidth. Kejadian ini bisa dialami juga oleh user FileServe yang menggunakan download accelerator / download manager yang tidak support dengan FileServe. Gunakan Download tải fileserve manager. FileServe Manager Quản l v tăng tốc download

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HWaddr xx.xx.xx.xx.xx.xxinet addr:xxx.xx.xx.xxx Bcast:xxx.xx.xx.xxx Mask:xxx.xxx.xxx.xxxUP BROADCAST RUNNING MULTICAST MTU:1500 Metric:1Interrupt:169 Memory:f8000000-f8012100You should see the listings for "x" above replaced with real values for MAC, IP Address, and so on.Make this setting persistent across rebootOn Solaris — echo "" > "/etc/hostname.dmfe0:1Linux — echo " " >> /etc/hostsInstalling the management (first) agentUsing either the RSCD agent installer, NSH, or TrueSight Server Automation installer, install the agent and the other desired components.Configuring the management agentThe agent used for server management needs to be configured so that it does not interfere with the second agent that will be installed, specifically the file server. Perform the following tasks:Stop the Application Server agent /etc/init.d/rscd stopEnsure that the agent listens on the 'management' IP (the IP not dedicated for use by the file server agent):Edit the /usr/lib/rsc/secure fileModify the 'rscd' line to the IP address/name of the 'management' interface, as follows:rscd:host=app_server_dns_name>:port... (rest of line unmodified)Start the agent: /etc/init.d/rscd startValidate the Application Server agent using the agentinfo command.Installing the File Server (second) agentComplete the following steps to install the second, or file server, agent.Stop the management (first) agent before installing the second agent, using the following command:/etc/init.d/rscd stopStart the local agent installation by passing in the -local option: ./ -localRun through the agent installation. This agent will manage file server connections. Do not install the agent under the existing install path (for example, /opt/bmc/bladelogic/NSH). Choose a path such as /opt/bmc/rscdfs. Do not choose to set up any agent mappings during the installation.Stop the rscd service for the new agent, using the following command: /NSH/conf/rscd stopEnsure that the agent is not running, using the following commands: ps -ef | grep rsc root 693 3062 0 14:53:06 pts/1 0:00 grep rscCopy the "local" init script into the appropriate directory: cp /NSH/conf/rscd /etc/init.d/rscd-fsLink the startup scripts to the new /etc/init.d/rscd-fs file. The method for doing this depends on the OS type:Solaris: Link S90rscd-fs to the new /etc/init.d/rscd-fs file: ln --s /etc/init.d/rscd-fs /etc/rc2.d/S90rscd-fsLinux: chkconfig --add rscd-fsEdit /NSH/conf/secure and add:rscd:host=fs_dns_name>:port... (or IP address)Ensure that the two agents start and stop themselves without interfering with the other agent:/etc/init.d/rscd start/etc/init.d/rscd-fs start ps -ef |grep rsc/etc/init.d/rscd stop ps -ef |grep rsc/etc/init.d/rscd start ps -ef |grep rsc/etc/init.d/rscd-fs stop ps -ef |grep rscIf the second agent is to be used as a file server, configure the file server using the following steps:Create a new OS user called blfsuser This user can have a locked password. This user may be able to have a shell of /bin/false or /bin/nologin or /dev/null. The home directory can be the /path/to/fileserver if applicable. On Linux, use the following command: useradd -c "Bladelogic Fileserver User" -s /sbin/nologin blfsuserNoteThis normally creates a group called blfsuser as well. If you want another group, you must