Registering the Commvault Windows/Linux client using the command line
Registering the Client Using the Command Line
When you install Commvault in decoupled mode, the client does not establish connections with the CommServe computer. You must register the client to complete the installation.
You can register the client by running a command from the command-line interface.
Before You Begin
- The Commvault software must be already installed on the client.
- If you installed a laptop package on Linux or Macintosh computers as a non-root user, you must run the following commands before registering the client.
- The cvprofile command:
. /opt/commvault/Base/cvprofile
- The galaxy_vm command:
. /opt/commvault/galaxy_vm
Note: When you run the commands, make sure to notice the dot space before the /opt directory.
- The cvprofile command:
Procedure
On the computer where you installed Commvault, open the command line prompt and do the following:
- On Windows Computers
Go to the Installation_Directory_Path/Base directory and run the following command after substituting the parameter values:
SIMCallWrapper.exe -OpType 1000 -CSHost CommServe_hostname -clientname client_name -output XML_file_location
- On UNIX, Linux, and Macintosh Computers
Go to the Installation_Directory_Path/Base directory and run the following command after substituting the parameter values:
./SIMCallWrapper -OpType 1000 -CSHost CommServe_hostname -clientname client_name -output XML_file_location
The SIMCallWrapper command supports a variety of parameters:
SIMCallWrapper -OpType 1000 [-instance instance_name] [-user user_name] [-password password] [-passwordEncrypted] [-CSName CommServe_name] [-CSHost CommServe_hostname] [-ClientName client_name] [-ClientHostName client_hostname] [-ClientGroup client_group] [-subclientPolicy subclient_policy] [-StoragePolicy storage_policy] [-overwriteClientInfo] [-resetNetworkPassword] [-regPath alternate_registry_path] [-instanceFor1Touch instance_name] -output XML_file_location [-skipCertificateRevoke] [-restartServices]
The following table describes all of the parameters supported by the command. The required parameters have a Required tag in the description. Other parameters are optional.
| Parameter | Description of Parameter Values |
|---|---|
| -opType 1000 | Required. Name of the operation type to register the client to the CommServe computer. |
| -clientName | Required. Name of the computer that you want to register. |
| -output | Required. Directory path where you want to save the output XML file. For example:
The SIMCallWrapper command saves the success or error messages in XML format. |
| -instance | CommCell instance on which the command runs. For example, Instance001. |
| -user | User name of your CommCell user account. If the user is part of a domain, specify the user name as 'domain\user'.
Notes:
|
| -password | Password for the user account provided. This parameter is required if you used the -user parameter. |
| -CSName | Name of the CommServe computer. |
| -CSHost | Required. Host name of the CommServe computer. |
| -clientHostName | Host name of the computer that you want to register. |
| -clientGroup | Name of the client group that you want to associate with the computer. |
| -subclientPolicy | Name of the subclient policy that you want to associate with the computer. |
| -storagePolicy | Name of the storage policy that you want to associate with the computer. |
| -overwriteClientInfo | Overwrites the computer's client name and host name that were provided during the installation with the ones you provide in the SIMCallWrapper command.
Valid values are ON and OFF. |
| -regPath | Name of the alternative registry path. |
| -instanceFor1Touch | Name of the instance for 1-Touch. |
| -restartServices | Restarts Commvault services on the client.
Use this parameter if you installed the Commvault software from a custom package that did not include CommServe details in its configuration. |
