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Serviceguard for Linux Base Edition Overview

HPE Serviceguard for Linux Base edition is the basic product in the Serviceguard portfolio and for customers who have an application that needs to be protected from downtime and who have only a cluster in their environment. The Base edition includes the Serviceguard core and enhanced Serviceguard Manager for single cluster management. Please see the Serviceguard for Linux product home page for more information.

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This repository contains all the latest Patches / Updates for HPE Serviceguard for Linux Base Edition

Access to Serviceguard for Linux Base Edition


An active warranty or support contract is required to access HPE Serviceguard for Linux Base Edition product updates. The email associated with the HPE Passport account must be supplied as the username, and a user-generated token must be supplied as the https password to access this repository. If you have a valid warranty or support contract, login with your HPE Passport credentials and generate your token here. Once you have a valid token, you may access the HPE Serviceguard for Linux Base Edition repository with your web browser (or yum, or zypper) using the following https URL syntax:

    https://EMAIL:TOKEN@update1.linux.hpe.com/repo/sglx-base

HPE Serviceguard for Linux Base Edition releases are available via the HPE Support Center. View your existing contracts and warranties or get help linking contracts or warranties to your HPE Support Center user profile. To obtain additional support coverage, please contact your local HPE office, HPE representative, or visit Contact HPE. Click here for more information.

Notice: Starting A.12.70.00, Serviceguard for Linux supports Secure boot by signing its deadman kernel module with HPE sign keys. If Secure Boot is enabled on the platform ensure that the public signing key is enrolled in the platform before Installing or Upgrading to A.12.70.00 or later. For more information refer to the latest Serviceguard for Linux Release Notes.


Components available in repository

Serviceguard for Linux Base Edition Patches / Updates A.12.10.00 and above consists of the following components listed below.

Serviceguard Serviceguard Software
Serviceguard Manager GUI based management tool for Serviceguard clusters
Serviceguard Quorum Server Arbitration mechanism for Serviceguard clusters
Serviceguard for Non Shared Storage Serviceguard Software for Non Shared Storage (NSS)


    Documentation and Support Information


HPE Serviceguard for Linux product home page
HPE Serviceguard for Linux Certification Matrix
HPE Serviceguard for Linux Release Notes
HPE Serviceguard for Linux Cumulative Update Release changes


Subscribe your system to the sglx-base repository


Red Hat Enterprise Linux

Copy-n-paste the following section (substituting distribution and project version) into /etc/yum.repos.d/sglx-base.repo on your system:


[sglx-base]
name=Serviceguard for Linux Base Patches / Updates
baseurl=https://EMAIL:TOKEN@update1.linux.hpe.com/repo/sglx-base/rhel/dist_ver/x86_64/sg_ver
enabled=1
gpgcheck=1
gpgkey=file:///etc/pki/rpm-gpg/GPG-KEY1-Serviceguard
       file:///etc/pki/rpm-gpg/GPG-KEY2-Serviceguard


Where: 

	EMAIL         Email for HPE Passport account; must be URL encoded (e.g., SysAdmin%40some-company.com) (see note below)
        TOKEN         Generated here
        dist_ver      7.0, 7.1, 7.2, 7.3, 7.4, 7.5, 7.6, 7.7, 7.8, 7.9, 8.1, 8.2, 8.3, 8.4, 8.5, 8.6, 8.7, 8.8
        sg_ver        Select the appropriate version depending on Minor Update Releases or Patches    
		      Releases: current, 12.80.00, 12.70.00, 12.60.00, 12.50.00, 12.40.00, 12.30.00, 12.20.00, 12.10.00
		      Patches : current_patch_1280, 12.80.06, 12.80.05, 12.80.03, 12.50.03

SUSE Linux Enterprise Server

Copy-n-paste the following section (substituting distribution and project version) into /etc/zypp/repos.d/sglx-base.repo on your system:


[sglx-base]
name=Serviceguard for Linux Base Patches / Updates
baseurl=https://EMAIL:TOKEN@update1.linux.hpe.com/repo/sglx-base/suse/dist_ver/x86_64/sg_ver
enabled=1
gpgcheck=1
gpgkey=file:///etc/pki/rpm-gpg/GPG-KEY1-Serviceguard
       file:///etc/pki/rpm-gpg/GPG-KEY2-Serviceguard


Where: 

	EMAIL         Email for HPE Passport account; must be URL encoded (e.g., SysAdmin%40some-company.com) (see note below)
        TOKEN         Generated here
        dist_ver      SLES12, SLES12-SP1, SLES12-SP2, SLES12-SP3, SLES12-SP4, SLES12-SP5, 
		      SLES15-SP0, SLES15-SP1, SLES15-SP2, SLES15-SP3, SLES15-SP4, SLES15-SP5
        sg_ver        Select the appropriate version depending on Minor Update Releases or Patches    
		      Releases: current, 12.80.00, 12.70.00, 12.60.00, 12.50.00, 12.40.00, 12.30.00, 12.20.00, 12.10.00
		      Patches : current_patch_1280, 12.80.06, 12.80.05, 12.80.03, 12.50.03


Oracle Linux with UEK

Copy-n-paste the following section (substituting distribution and project version) into /etc/yum.repos.d/sglx-base.repo on your system:


[sglx-base]
name=Serviceguard for Linux Base Patches / Updates
baseurl=https://EMAIL:TOKEN@update1.linux.hpe.com/repo/sglx-base/OracleLinux/dist_ver/x86_64/sg_ver
enabled=1
gpgcheck=1
gpgkey=file:///etc/pki/rpm-gpg/GPG-KEY1-Serviceguard
       file:///etc/pki/rpm-gpg/GPG-KEY2-Serviceguard


Where: 

	EMAIL         Email for HPE Passport account; must be URL encoded (e.g., SysAdmin%40some-company.com) (see note below)
        TOKEN         Generated here
        dist_ver      7.4, 7.5, 7.6, 7.7, 7.8, 7.9, 8.2, 8.3, 8.4, 8.5, 8.6, 8.7
        sg_ver        Select the appropriate version depending on Minor Update Releases or Patches    
		      Releases: current, 12.80.00, 12.70.00, 12.60.00, 12.50.00, 12.40.00
		      Patches : current_patch_1280, 12.80.06, 12.80.05, 12.80.03, 12.50.03

Import the GPG Key

Copy the GPG-KEY1-Serviceguard and GPG-KEY2-Serviceguard keys to /etc/pki/rpm-gpg/ and then import the keys with the following command:
rpm --import /etc/pki/rpm-gpg/GPG-KEY1-Serviceguard and rpm --import /etc/pki/rpm-gpg/GPG-KEY2-Serviceguard

Installing/Updating Serviceguard for Linux packages


List the packages in the repository

# yum --disablerepo="*" --enablerepo="sglx-base" list available
or
# zypper search -s --repo sglx-base


Install a specific package

# yum install packagename
or
# zypper install packagename


To install Serviceguard with Graphical User interface
# yum install serviceguard-manager
The replicated user sgmgr password should be exported in the shell variable SGMGR_ENV before installing serviceguard-manager.


Update a specific package

# yum update packagename
or
# zypper update packagename


To update Serviceguard with Graphical User interface
# yum update serviceguard-manager


URL Encoded Emails

In order for the yum and zypper to pass the correct email address to the authentication protocols on the Software Delivery Repository, email addresses in the *.repo files must be URL encoded. For most email addresses, changing the "@" to "%40" is sufficient. For instance, "john.smith@company.com" would be entered as "john.smith%40company.com" in the *.repo file. You may use the URL encoded values from the list below or use an online tool like URL Decode and Encode to help encode your email address. 

    @ = %40      & = %26      / = %2F      ` = %60      space = %20
    ! = %21      ' = %27      = = %3D      { = %7B      , = %2C
    # = %23      * = %2A      ? = %3F      | = %7C      . = .
    $ = %24      + = %2B      ^ = %5E      } = %7D
    % = %25      - = -        _ = _        ~ = ~

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