Accessing client components on a remote computer helps
you complete storage management tasks from a computer that does not
have a IBM
Spectrum Control server
that is installed on it.
Procedure
To access IBM
Spectrum Control server
on a remote computer, complete the following steps:
- Go to the client_images subdirectory
in the IBM
Spectrum Control installation
directory.
- To create a client image, run one of the following commands
for the operating system of the computer on which you want to access
the command-line interface (CLI):
- On AIX or Linux operating systems, run the following command:
createClientImage.sh [aix | linux | windows | all]
When
you include the [aix | linux | windows | all]
parameters, you can create AIX, Linux, and Windows client images on a computer that is running AIX or Linux operating systems.
- On Windows operating systems run the following command:
createClientImage.bat [aix | linux | windows | all]
When
you include the [aix | linux | windows | all]
parameters, you can create AIX, Linux, and Windows client images on a computer that is running AIX and Linux or Windows operating systems.
Tip: Each parameter creates one of the following
compressed client image files:
- aix
- Creates a
TPC_CLIENT_AIX.tar
image.
- linux
- Creates a
TPC_CLIENT_LINUX.zip
image.
- windows
- Creates a
TPC_CLIENT_WIN.zip
image.
- all
- Creates all of the client images.
-
Extract the appropriate compressed file on the remote computer.
- Ensure that the following directories appear in the folder
where you extracted the client image compressed file:
The cli
folder contains the files to start
the IBM
Spectrum Control command-line
interface and the Replication command-line interface. The jre
folder
contains other files that are necessary to start the command-line
interface.
- To start the IBM
Spectrum Control command-line
interface, run one of the following commands: