Configuring the CMICs Interactively - Teradata Software for AWS

Teradata Vantage™ on AWS (DIY) Installation and Administration Guide

Product

Teradata Vantage on AWS

Release Number

5.08

Published

November 2018

Language

English (United States)

Last Update

2018-11-07

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Cloud

Depending on how you deployed your instances, use the following table to determine whether you need to complete this procedure.

Ecosystem	AWS CloudFormation (without Ecosystem)
No	Yes

Alternatively, you can configure the CMIC in batch mode.

From the AWS Web Console, note IP information as follows:
- For CMIC instances, the Public IP address of each
- For MPP Teradata Database instances, the secondary Private IP address of each database node
- For single-node Teradata Database instances, the primary Private IP address of the database node
- For the Teradata Viewpoint instance and other managed instances such as Teradata Data Mover and Teradata Ecosystem Manager, the Private IP address of each instance
Verify ports on the Teradata Database instance, Viewpoint instance, and all instances to which Server Management (instances) are connecting are open to the private IP address of the Server Management node. At a minimum, ports 5180-5181 and 5190-5191 should be open on the Teradata Database and all application instances.
From your SSH client console, log on to the first CMIC instance as cmic or ec2-user using the applicable AWS key pair.
```
# ssh -i  private-key-file.pem  cmic@public-IP
```
or
```
# ssh -i  private-key-file.pem  ec2-user@public-IP
```

Run the configuration utility.

# sudo /opt/teradata/cmic/bin/cmic-cloud-config

When prompted, enter IP address information for each database node:
- For MPP Teradata Database instances, enter the secondary private IP addresses of each database node, enclosed in brackets and separating multiple values with a space:
```
Teradata DBS systems > [secondary-private-DBS-IP1 secondary-private-DBS-IP2]
```
- For single-node Teradata Database instances, enter the primary private IP address of the database node, without brackets:
```
Teradata DBS systems > primary-private-DBS-IP
```
When prompted, enter the private IP address of the Viewpoint instance.
```
Teradata Viewpoint IP > private-VP-IP
```
When prompted, do one of the following:
- Enter the private IP addresses of all the managed instances, such as Teradata Data Mover and Teradata Ecosystem Manager, separating the IP addresses with a space.
- Press Enter if you do not have any managed instances to add.
The Teradata Database and Viewpoint private IP addresses are populated from the previous steps.
```
All Managed instances > private-DBS-IP private-VP-IP private-DM-IP   private-Eco-IP
```
[Enterprise, Advanced, Base tiers only] When prompted, enter the site ID to be used when connecting to Teradata.
```
SiteID > AMZTDBnnnnnnnnn
```
If there is no configured Server Management administrator password, the utility prompts you to enter one.
```
ServerManagement admin password > password
```
The password must be between 6-32 alphanumeric characters. The utility validates your entries.
If there is no configured Server Management REST password, the utility prompts you to enter one.
```
ServerManagement REST password > Password
```
The password must be between 6-32 alphanumeric characters. The utility validates your entries.
When prompted, enter yes to complete the CMIC configuration.
```
Proceed with CMIC configuration? (yes/no) > yes
```

After completing this procedure, you can configure the Server Management portlet on the Viewpoint server.