Re-attaching the file (db.example.com)

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From: Prerna Pandit 
Sent by: [email protected]
Date: 02/20/2015 05:04PM
Cc: clearwater <[email protected]>, Pundalik K 
<[email protected]>
Subject: Re: [Clearwater] Fw: Trouble installing Ellis(Manual Install)(ScanMail 
has removed a file)

 To add on to the previous email, 

We have configured the DNS using BIND. 
PFA the DNS configuration file (/etc/bind/db.example.com).

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Date: 02/20/2015 04:59PM
Cc: Pundalik K <[email protected]>, clearwater 
<[email protected]>
Subject: Re: [Clearwater] Fw:  Trouble installing Ellis(Manual Install)

 Hi Ellie,

Thanks for your help.
We are able to install and configure three nodes vis - Ellis, Bono , Sprout on 
one laptop with Ellis on host and Bono and Sprout on two VMs.

Later we configured the DNS for Ellis node and tried launching the GUI using 
"http://ellis.example.com";.
We signed up as a new user and signup-code being "secret" from the 
/etc/clearwater/config file.

But it didn't successfully launched giving the error as in the attachment.
Following is the syslog output:
Feb 20 16:39:01 ellis CRON[29250]: (root) CMD (/usr/lib/sysstat/sadc 1 1 
/var/log/sysstat/clearwater-sa`date +%d`)
Feb 20 16:39:20 ellis kernel: [16390.223708] Program lshw tried to access 
/dev/mem between ff000->101000.
Feb 20 16:40:01 ellis CRON[29619]: (root) CMD (/usr/lib/sysstat/sadc 1 1 
/var/log/sysstat/clearwater-sa`date +%d`)
Feb 20 16:40:20 ellis kernel: [16450.186018] Program lshw tried to access 
/dev/mem between ff000->101000.
Feb 20 16:41:01 ellis CRON[30009]: (root) CMD (/usr/lib/sysstat/sadc 1 1 
/var/log/sysstat/clearwater-sa`date +%d`)
Feb 20 16:41:20 ellis kernel: [16510.285771] Program lshw tried to access 
/dev/mem between ff000->101000.
Feb 20 16:42:01 ellis CRON[30381]: (root) CMD (/usr/lib/sysstat/sadc 1 1 
/var/log/sysstat/clearwater-sa`date +%d`)
Feb 20 16:42:20 ellis kernel: [16570.341833] Program lshw tried to access 
/dev/mem between ff000->101000.
Feb 20 16:43:01 ellis CRON[30760]: (root) CMD (/usr/lib/sysstat/sadc 1 1 
/var/log/sysstat/clearwater-sa`date +%d`)
Feb 20 16:43:20 ellis kernel: [16630.322536] Program lshw tried to access 
/dev/mem between ff000->101000.
Feb 20 16:43:51 ellis named[26764]: error (network unreachable) resolving 
'ns1.p16.dynect.net/A/IN': 2001:500:1::803f:235#53
Feb 20 16:43:51 ellis named[26764]: error (network unreachable) resolving 
'ns1.p16.dynect.net/AAAA/IN': 2001:500:1::803f:235#53
Feb 20 16:43:51 ellis named[26764]: error (network unreachable) resolving 
'ns3.p16.dynect.net/A/IN': 2001:500:1::803f:235#53
Feb 20 16:43:51 ellis named[26764]: error (network unreachable) resolving 
'./NS/IN': 2001:500:1::803f:235#53
Feb 20 16:43:51 ellis named[26764]: error (network unreachable) resolving 
'ns2.p16.dynect.net/A/IN': 2001:500:1::803f:235#53
Feb 20 16:43:52 ellis named[26764]: error (network unreachable) resolving 
'ns3.p16.dynect.net/AAAA/IN': 2001:500:90::100#53
Feb 20 16:43:53 ellis named[26764]: error (network unreachable) resolving 
'ns1.p03.dynect.net/A/IN': 2001:500:94::100#53
Feb 20 16:43:53 ellis named[26764]: error (network unreachable) resolving 
'ns1.p03.dynect.net/AAAA/IN': 2001:500:94::100#53
Feb 20 16:43:54 ellis named[26764]: error (network unreachable) resolving 
'cs9.wac.edgecastcdn.net/A/IN': 2606:2800:1::6#53



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From:   Eleanor Merry <[email protected]>
To:     Prerna Pandit <[email protected]>
Cc:     clearwater <[email protected]>, Pundalik K 
<[email protected]>
Date:   19-02-2015 00:15
Subject:        RE: [Clearwater] Trouble installing Ellis(Manual Install)



Hi Prerna, 
 
Only the IP addresses and the public hostname need to change between nodes. 
 
So you should update the local_ip, public_ip and public_hostname values, and 
the local IP address in the chronos_hostname value to be Bono&#8217;s address 
instead of Ellis. 
 
You do not need to change the ellis_api_key. This parameter is only used by 
Ellis, and will be ignored by Bono. We keep it in the main configuration file 
to make it easier to share the same configuration file between all your nodes. 
 
Ellie
 
From: Prerna Pandit [mailto:[email protected]] 
Sent: 18 February 2015 11:32
To: Eleanor Merry
Cc: clearwater; Pundalik K
Subject: RE: [Clearwater] Trouble installing Ellis(Manual Install)
 
Hi Ellie,ÿ

Thanks for the response.ÿ

We are now trying to install the next node-Bono. We have some doubts regarding 
the changes required in config file (/etc/clearwater/config).ÿ

How will it be different from that of Ellis? 

For Ellis we have used the below config :ÿ

# Deployment definitions /* Do we need to change any parameter here ? */
home_domain=example.com
sprout_hostname=sprout.example.com
chronos_hostname=192.168.1.1:7253
hs_hostname=hs.example.com:8888
hs_provisioning_hostname=hs.example.com:8889
ralf_hostname=ralf.example.com:10888
xdms_hostname=homer.example.com:7888

# Local IP configuration /* IP address ÿand hostname will be of the new node 
Bono ? */ 
local_ip=192.168.1.1
public_ip=192.168.1.1
public_hostname=Ellis

# Email server configuration
smtp_smarthost=<smtp server>
smtp_username=<username>
smtp_password=<password>
[email protected]

# Keys&#732;/* Will the keywords ellis_api_key be replaced with something like 
bono_api_key ? */
signup_key="secret"
turn_workaround="secret"
ellis_api_key="secret"
ellis_cookie_key="secret"&#732;


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From: &#732; &#732; &#732; &#732;Eleanor Merry 
<[email protected]>&#732;
To: &#732; &#732; &#732; &#732;Pundalik K <[email protected]>&#732;
Cc: &#732; &#732; &#732; &#732;Prerna Pandit <[email protected]>, 
clearwater <[email protected]>&#732;
Date: &#732; &#732; &#732; &#732;17-02-2015 23:44&#732;
Subject: &#732; &#732; &#732; &#732;RE: [Clearwater] Trouble installing 
Ellis(Manual Install)&#732;



Hi Pundalik, 
&#732;&#732;
local_ip and public_ip can be the same. The local_ip should be the IP address 
that the node can use to communicate with the other Clearwater/IMS core 
components. The public_ip is used by Bono and Ellis nodes, and it should be set 
to an IP address that///&#8217;s accessible to external clients (e.g. SIP 
clients for Bono, web browsers for Ellis) ///&#8211; if these are the same 
then that is fine. 
&#732;&#732;
The public_hostname should be a hostname that resolves to the public_ip 
///&#8211; if you don///&#8217;t have one then this should be set to the 
same value as the public IP. 
&#732;&#732;
Email server configuration is not mandatory, and can be configured later. 
&#732;&#732;
Ellie&#732;
&#732;&#732;
From:&#732;Pundalik K [mailto:[email protected]] 
Sent:&#732;17 February 2015 12:32
To:&#732;Eleanor Merry
Cc:&#732;Prerna Pandit; clearwater
Subject:&#732;RE: [Clearwater] Trouble installing Ellis(Manual Install)&#732;
&#732;&#732;
Hi Ellie,

I am working along with Prerna to setup clearwater IMS.

Based on your guidelines, we upgraded the machine to ubuntu 12.04 64-bit and 
later tried installing one of the image (Ellis for now). The installation now 
succeeds without any errors. Thanks.

As we are following the Manual way to install and test Clearwater on 6 
machines, have certain queries w.r.t. /etc/clearwater/config file which needs 
to be configured on each machine/image.

Example entries that we have configured are as given below (highlighted in 
bold). As this is our local setup, can local_ip&#732;& public_ip&#732;be 
same? Is Email server configuration mandatory or can it be configured later? 
Will the <zone> remain same across all machines? Please guide with the config 
so we can proceed accordingly

# Deployment definitions
home_domain=example.com
sprout_hostname=sprout.example.com
chronos_hostname=192.168.1.1:7253
hs_hostname=hs.example.com:8888
hs_provisioning_hostname=hs.example.com:8889
ralf_hostname=ralf.example.com:10888
xdms_hostname=homer.example.com:7888

# Local IP configuration
local_ip=192.168.1.1
public_ip=192.168.1.1
public_hostname=Ellis

# Email server configuration
smtp_smarthost=<smtp server>
smtp_username=<username>
smtp_password=<password>
[email protected]

# Keys
signup_key="secret"
turn_workaround="secret"
ellis_api_key="secret"
ellis_cookie_key="secret"

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-----Eleanor Merry <[email protected]>&#732;wrote: -----&#732;
To: Prerna Pandit <[email protected]>
From: Eleanor Merry <[email protected]>
Date: 02/17/2015 12:56AM
Cc: clearwater <[email protected]>, Pundalik K 
<[email protected]>
Subject: RE: [Clearwater] Trouble installing Ellis(Manual Install)&#732;
Hi Prerna, 
&#732;&#732;
Clearwater was built from the ground up for virtualization ///&#8211; you 
absolutely don///&#8217;t need to have separate physical machines. You could 
run all the nodes on one machine if you wished!&#732;
&#732;&#732;
That said ///&#8211; your laptops are a bit underpowered if you want to put 
load through Clearwater (e.g. we recommend a minimum of 1.7GB of memory for 
each node). If you are just testing the setup this should be fine though (you 
may also be interested in are all-in-one node ///&#8211; please see 
https://github.com/Metaswitch/clearwater-docs/wiki/All-in-one-Images&#732;forÿmore
 details). 
&#732;&#732;
Ellie&#732;
&#732;&#732;
From:&#732;Prerna Pandit [mailto:[email protected]] 
Sent:&#732;16 February 2015 07:22
To:&#732;Eleanor Merry
Cc:&#732;clearwater; Pundalik K
Subject:&#732;RE: [Clearwater] Trouble installing Ellis(Manual Install)&#732;
&#732;&#732;
Yes, I was running it on a 32 bit machine. Thanks Ellie for pointing the 
same.&#732;

One more question -&#732;

We are trying to setup the entire clearwater IMS. Due to hardware limitations, 
we are planning to take two laptops and setup 3 nodes on each.&#732;
Two VMs and one host on each. This way we'll be able to setup the six images on 
two machines(ubuntu 64 bit server) .&#732;

Note: Current Laptop configuration - intel i5 processor-2.5GHz, Memory 
4GB&#732;

Question is - Will the aforesaid setup work ? Or we will need 6 separate 
machines only ?

Regards,
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From: &#732; &#732; &#732; &#732;Eleanor Merry 
<[email protected]>&#732;
To: &#732; &#732; &#732; &#732;Prerna Pandit <[email protected]>&#732;
Cc: &#732; &#732; &#732; &#732;clearwater 
<[email protected]>&#732;
Date: &#732; &#732; &#732; &#732;13-02-2015 01:41&#732;
Subject: &#732; &#732; &#732; &#732;RE: [Clearwater] Trouble installing 
Ellis(Manual Install)&#732;




Hi Prerna, 
&#732;
I///&#8217;ve tried downloading from the stable repository, and I can get 
the Ellis package. Can you retrieve any of the clearwater packages? Does 
running apt-get update report any errors?&#732;
&#732;
You can hit this symptom if you///&#8217;re running the a 32bit machine 
rather than a 64bit (we only support 64bit). You can test this by running 
///&#8216;uname ///&#8211;a///&#8217; on your machine. 
&#732;
Ellie&#732;
&#732;
From:&#732;Prerna Pandit [mailto:[email protected]] 
Sent:&#732;11 February 2015 08:23
To:&#732;Eleanor Merry
Cc:&#732;clearwater
Subject:&#732;RE: [Clearwater] Trouble installing Ellis(Manual Install)&#732;
&#732;
Hi Ellie,&#732;

Thanks for responding. 

The repository set in&#732;/etc/apt/sources.list.d/clearwater.list-&#732;"deb 
http://repo.cw-ngv.com/stable&#732;binary/".&#732;

And yes I am following the same link which you have given.&#732;


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From: &#732; &#732; &#732; &#732;Eleanor Merry 
<[email protected]>&#732;
To: &#732; &#732; &#732; &#732;Prerna Pandit <[email protected]>, 
clearwater <[email protected]>&#732;
Date: &#732; &#732; &#732; &#732;11-02-2015 00:17&#732;
Subject: &#732; &#732; &#732; &#732;RE: [Clearwater] Trouble installing 
Ellis(Manual Install)&#732;





Hi Prerna, 

What repository have you got set in /etc/apt/sources.list.d/clearwater.list? 

There are a number of steps you need to do on the machine before you install 
the node-specific software - have you followed the steps at 
https://github.com/Metaswitch/clearwater-docs/wiki/Manual%20Install#bootstrapping-the-machines?&#732;Theseÿcover
 configuring the APT sources, and setting up the configuration file on the 
node. 

Ellie

-----Original Message-----
From: 
[email protected]&#732;[mailto:[email protected]]
 On Behalf Of Prerna Pandit
Sent: 10 February 2015 10:36
To: clearwater
Subject: [Clearwater] Trouble installing Ellis(Manual Install)

Hello,

We are trying to install clearwater IMS by following steps from 
"https://github.com/Metaswitch/clearwater-docs/wiki/Manual%20Install";.

Following is the error observed .
root@tcs:/home/tcs# sudo DEBIAN_FRONTEND=noninteractive apt-get install ellis 
--yes Reading package lists... Done Building dependency tree Reading state 
information... Done
E: Unable to locate package ellis

Kindly throw some light on how to resolve the same.

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$TTL 5m ; Default TTL

; SOA, NS and A record for DNS server itself
@                 3600 IN SOA  ns admin ( 2014010800 ; Serial
                                          3600       ; Refresh
                                          3600       ; Retry
                                          3600       ; Expire
                                          300 )      ; Minimum TTL
@                 3600 IN NS   ns
ns                3600 IN A    1.0.0.1 ; IPv4 address of BIND server
ns                3600 IN AAAA 1::1    ; IPv6 address of BIND server

; bono
; ====
;
; Per-node records - not required to have both IPv4 and IPv6 records
bono-1                 IN A     192.168.1.2
bono-2                 IN A     2.0.0.2
bono-1                 IN AAAA  2::1
bono-2                 IN AAAA  2::2
;
; Cluster A and AAAA records - UEs that don't support RFC 3263 will simply
; resolve the A or AAAA records and pick randomly from this set of addresses.
@                      IN A     192.168.1.2
@                      IN A     2.0.0.2
@                      IN AAAA  2::1
@                      IN AAAA  2::2
;
; NAPTR and SRV records - these indicate a preference for TCP and then resolve
; to port 5060 on the per-node records defined above.
@                      IN NAPTR 1 1 "S" "SIP+D2T" "" _sip._tcp
@                      IN NAPTR 2 1 "S" "SIP+D2U" "" _sip._udp
_sip._tcp              IN SRV   0 0 5060 bono-1
_sip._tcp              IN SRV   0 0 5060 bono-2
_sip._udp              IN SRV   0 0 5060 bono-1
_sip._udp              IN SRV   0 0 5060 bono-2

; sprout
; ======
;
; Per-node records - not required to have both IPv4 and IPv6 records
sprout-1               IN A     192.168.1.3
sprout-2               IN A     3.0.0.2
sprout-1               IN AAAA  3::1
sprout-2               IN AAAA  3::2
;
; Cluster A and AAAA records - P-CSCFs that don't support RFC 3263 will simply
; resolve the A or AAAA records and pick randomly from this set of addresses.
sprout                 IN A     192.168.1.3
sprout                 IN A     3.0.0.2
sprout                 IN AAAA  3::1
sprout                 IN AAAA  3::2
;
; NAPTR and SRV records - these indicate TCP support only and then resolve
; to port 5054 on the per-node records defined above.
sprout                 IN NAPTR 1 1 "S" "SIP+D2T" "" _sip._tcp.sprout
_sip._tcp.sprout       IN SRV   0 0 5054 sprout-1
_sip._tcp.sprout       IN SRV   0 0 5054 sprout-2
;
; Per-node records for I-CSCF (if enabled) - not required to have both
; IPv4 and IPv6 records 
sprout-3               IN A     3.0.0.3
sprout-3               IN AAAA  3::3
;
; Cluster A and AAAA records - P-CSCFs that don't support RFC 3263 will simply
; resolve the A or AAAA records and pick randomly from this set of addresses.
icscf.sprout           IN A     3.0.0.3
icscf.sprout           IN AAAA  3::3 
;
; NAPTR and SRV records for I-CSCF (if enabled) - these indicate TCP
; support only and then resolve to port 5052 on the per-node records
; defined above.
icscf.sprout           IN NAPTR 1 1 "S" "SIP+D2T" "" _sip._tcp.icscf.sprout
_sip._tcp.icscf.sprout IN SRV   0 0 5052 sprout-3

; homestead
; =========
;
; Per-node records - not required to have both IPv4 and IPv6 records
homestead-1            IN A     4.0.0.1
homestead-2            IN A     4.0.0.2
homestead-1            IN AAAA  4::1
homestead-2            IN AAAA  4::2
;
; Cluster A and AAAA records - sprout picks randomly from these.
hs                     IN A     4.0.0.1
hs                     IN A     4.0.0.2
hs                     IN AAAA  4::1
hs                     IN AAAA  4::2
;
; (No need for NAPTR or SRV records as homestead doesn't handle SIP traffic.)

; homer
; =====
;
; Per-node records - not required to have both IPv4 and IPv6 records
homer-1                IN A     5.0.0.1
homer-2                IN A     5.0.0.2
homer-1                IN AAAA  5::1
homer-2                IN AAAA  5::2
;
; Cluster A and AAAA records - sprout picks randomly from these.
homer                  IN A     5.0.0.1
homer                  IN A     5.0.0.2
homer                  IN AAAA  5::1
homer                  IN AAAA  5::2
;
; (No need for NAPTR or SRV records as homer doesn't handle SIP traffic.)

; ralf
; =====
;
; Per-node records - not required to have both IPv4 and IPv6 records
ralf-1                IN A     6.0.0.1
ralf-2                IN A     6.0.0.2
ralf-1                IN AAAA  6::1
ralf-2                IN AAAA  6::2
;
; Cluster A and AAAA records - sprout and bono pick randomly from these.
ralf                  IN A     6.0.0.1
ralf                  IN A     6.0.0.2
ralf                  IN AAAA  6::1
ralf                  IN AAAA  6::2
;
; (No need for NAPTR or SRV records as ralf doesn't handle SIP traffic.)

; ellis
; =====
;
; ellis is not clustered, so there's only ever one node.
;
; Per-node record - not required to have both IPv4 and IPv6 records
ellis-1                IN A     192.168.1.1 
ellis-1                IN AAAA  7::1
;
; "Cluster"/access A and AAAA record
ellis                  IN A     192.168.1.1
ellis                  IN AAAA  7::1


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