The following sections assume that you are already running the DVA that was installed along with the POA for a post office, and that you want to install additional DVAs to run independently on other servers for use by the WebAccess Application and /or the POA. When the WebAccess Application needs additional DVAs, you might want to install one on the Web server itself.
IMPORTANT:Make sure that the servers where you install the DVA meet the system requirements listed in Agent System Requirements
.
In a terminal window on the server where you want to install the DVA, log in as root, then provide the root password.
Change to the root directory of the downloaded GroupWise 2012 software image.
or
If you have already copied the agent software to a software distribution directory, change to /opt/novell/groupwise/software.
Run ./install.
Select the language in which you want to run the GroupWise Installation program, then click
.On the main GroupWise System Installation page, click
to install the GroupWise agent software, including the DVAWhen the installation is complete, click
.The GroupWise agent software, including the DVA, is installed to the following directory:
/opt/novell/groupwise/agents
Click
, then click .Accept the License Agreement, then click
.On the Domains/Post Offices page, click
.By not specifying any domains or post offices, you keep the MTA and the POA from being configured to run on this server.
In the Document Viewer Agent dialog box, click
to configure the DVA for high availability.For more information, see Enabling the GroupWise High Availability Service for the Linux GroupWise Agents
in Installing GroupWise Agents
in the GroupWise 2012 Installation Guide.
or
Click
if you do not want to configure the DVA for high availability.(Conditional) If you do not want the DVA to start automatically when the server restarts, deselect
.Click
to exit the GroupWise Agent Installation program.Exit the GroupWise Installation program.
Use the following commands to manually manage the DVA on the Linux server:
rcgrpwise start gwdva rcgrpwise stop gwdva rcgrpwise status gwdva rcgrpwise print gwdva
or
Use the following command to start the Linux DVA:
/opt/novell/groupwise/agents/bin/gwdva @gwdva.dva
When you use this command to start the DVA, you must use the kill command to stop it, as described in Stopping the Linux GroupWise Agents as Daemons in Installing GroupWise Agents
in the GroupWise 2012 Installation Guide.
NOTE:Currently, the DVA must run as root. It cannot be configured to run as a non-root user as the other GroupWise agents can.
To configure the DVA, see Section 48.0, Configuring the DVA.
To monitor the DVA, see Section 49.0, Monitoring the DVA.
Change to the root directory of the downloaded GroupWise 2012 software image.
or
(Conditional) If you have already copied the agent software to a software distribution directory, change to that location
Run setup.exe.
(Conditional) If prompted, select the interface language for the Installation program, then click
.On the main GroupWise System Installation page, click
, then click to accept the License Agreement and display the Installation Type page.When you install the agents, you are performing a Standard installation.
Click
to accept the default of .Select
, deselect , then click .On the Installation Path page, select
, then click .When you install the DVA along with the MTA and the POA, the agents are installed as Windows services by default. When you install the DVA independently, you must select
in order to skip the Domains/Post Offices page where the MTA and POA are configured. This deselects , so when you install the DVA independently, you must install it as a Windows application.On the Summary and Modification page, click
.The GroupWise agents are installed to the following directory:
c:\Program Files\Novell\GroupWise Server\Agents
Because you did not configure the MTA and the POA, they do not run on the server, even though the agent software was installed.
Click
to exit the Agent Installation program.Click the Windows
menu > .The DVA server console opens on the Windows desktop.
To monitor the DVA in your Web browser, see Section 49.2, Using the DVA Web Console.
To configure the DVA, see Section 48.0, Configuring the DVA.