Generate the Configuration Hash and Instance ID that is used to deploy the Data Virtualization Remote Agent.
About this task
To generate the Configuration Hash and Instance ID for the Data Virtualization Remote Agent,
complete the following steps from the Data Virtualization web client.
Procedure
-
Navigate to the Run SQL page.
- Enter the following SQL command and enter the value for each parameter listed in the
following table.
call dvsys.generateconfighash('<Agent name>','<Agent description>', <Data port>, <Management port>, 'peerAuthentication', null, -1, -1,'DV_EXTERNAL_NODE_HOSTNAME_PORT=<Exposed Cloud hostname:port>‘, ?, ?, ?);
Table 1. Parameter, parameter
descriptions, and default values used in generating the configuration for the Remote
Agent.
Parameter |
Description |
Default value |
Agent name |
Enter the name of the Remote Agent. You can only use uppercase or lowercase letters, numbers, and
the underscore symbol ( _ ).
|
Defaults to the hostname where the agent runs.
|
Agent description |
Enter an optional textual description of the Remote Agent. Do not include new lines or single
quotation marks.
|
– |
Data port |
Enter the Data communications port. See table in step 3.
|
6414 |
Management port |
Enter the Management port. See table in step 3.
|
7777 |
Satellite connector endpoint address |
Enter the endpoint address, which includes the host name and port for accessing the Remote Agent.
If you use this parameter, you must specify it as:
DV_EXTERNAL_NODE_HOSTNAME_PORT=Satellite connector endpoint
address
|
– |
- Select Run All.
- Expand the Results output and export it.
In the
Output values column, take a note of the
Instance ID
and
Configuration hash
.
Instance ID
is listed in the first row.
Configuration Hash
is listed in the second row.
What to do next
After you generate this information, proceed to deploy the Remote Agent on Linux® or Windows. To deploy on Linux, see Deploying the Remote Agent on Linux.
To deploy on Windows, see Deploying the Remote Agent on
Windows.