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Teradata Vantage™ on VMware Base, Advanced, Enterprise Tiers Getting Started Guide

Product
Teradata Vantage on VMware
Release Number
Deployer 3.04
Published
October 2021
Language
English (United States)
Last Update
2021-10-29
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Product Category
Cloud
For more information on mainframe configuration, see Teradata® Director Program Reference, B035-2416 and Teradata® Tools and Utilities for IBM z/OS Installation Guide (B035-3128).
  1. In the node.IT.properties.json file, enter the TDP logical host ID in the LHID field.
  2. Add the vnodes to the appropriate MVS etc.hosts file in the following format:
    HOST : ipaddr : vmnameNTCI n:: ::
    ipaddr
    IP address of the VM
    NTCI n:: ::
    Representation of a Teradata network processor (NP) name

    There is no space between the VM name and the NP name. There is a space between the second and third trailing colon.

    The following is an example of a three-vnode system:
    HOST : 123.12.123.123 : VMNAMEntci1:: ::
    HOST : 123.12.123.124 : VMNAMEntci2:: ::
    HOST : 123.12.123.125 : VMNAMEntci3:: ::
  3. Edit the TDP Parm file to add the NP information.
    The following is the syntax of a three-vnode system:
    CONFIG NP DATABASE  vmname 
    CONFIG NP LHID  logical host id 
    START NP1
    START NP2
    START NP3
    
  4. Ping the VM from the mainframe to confirm the deployment using the following syntax:
    For a single-node system:
    tso ping vmname
    For an MPP system, ping the individual nodes:
    tso ping vmname1