|   H-Sphere 2.5 introduces a new approach to installing and updating H-Sphere.
           Now, H-Sphere update script is used for adding
           new H-Sphere physical and logical servers to H-Sphere cluster.
         This document provides a step-by-step instruction on adding new H-Sphere physical boxes and
           adding new logical servers (or services: Web, mail, DNS, etc.) on H-Sphere 2.5 Beta 2 and up. 
        WARNING:The old instructions on adding new boxes to H-Sphere cluster
        or adding new services to a live H-Sphere box are no more applicable to
        H-Sphere 2.5 Beta 2 and up!
   
            If you are adding a new physical server,
                add physical server in admin CP. Important:
                for cp server to establish SSH connection with the newly added server, make sure to specify root password in the
                server adding form.Skip this step if you are adding new H-Sphere services (logical servers)
                to a live H-Sphere box.
Add new logical servers in admin CP.
                Please remember the IP of physical servers you are adding new logical servers into.Log into the CP server as root.Check the H-Sphere version you have: # cat ~cpanel/shiva/psoft_config/hsphere.properties | grep HS_VERSIONIf you are adding new physical servers to a NAT configured H-Sphere cluster,
                you must add new physical servers' IPs to the ~cpanel/shiva/psoft_config/ips-map.xml file.Run the update script, for example, for H-Sphere 2.5 Beta 5: # sh U25.0b5In the update script's command prompt, type: hspackages ips=list_of_ips where list_of_ips is the list of IPs delimited with comma and without spaces
                   for the physical servers where new logical servers are to be added. For example: hspackages ips=192.168.139.40,192.168.139.41 The script will install all the necessary packages into the target boxes.
                   See the complete list of options for the hspackages script.Add custom DNS A record
            for each new logical server within the corresponding DNS zone. |