We were installing the CSL manager as per the steps given in user guide “631158_EIS2.3_User_Guide_rev1.0.pdf”.
But we are stuck at – 20.1 (Castle Manager Setup) , step 6 : Generate the Prereq folder…
We are unable to locate “csl-prereq.tar.gz" And “csl-packages.tar.gz" to proceed with installation.
Can you please help to get these two folders?
連結已複製
You can find the Castle related folder at /edge_insights_industrial/Edge_Insights_for_Industrial_2.X.X/orchestrator directory. You will need to unzip this folder in order to get csl-prereq.tar.gz and csl-packages.tar.gz file.
We were using 2.3.1, in which this folder does not come by default!
Also we do not see anything on 2.3.1 on Intel site..........so only option is to migrate to 2.3.2 to using orchestration!
Yes, the 2.3.2 has been released to replaced 2.3.1 version. You can use the same step to download Orchestrator component through the custom download menu. Once you downloaded the 2.3.2 installer and recipe from the custom download menu, you can follow the installation step to run the installer so it will download the Orchestrator source package. Kindly refer to the link below for the ESH installer to start with.
We are facing issues while installing castle server.Attaching the logs.kindly help.
From the log file, it show that the CSL manager cannot verify CSL server node name. This can be due to the CSL mgr token expired and not able to verify the CSL server node. Here's the recommendation:
1) Redo the CSL server setup step by going into server-package directory, where previously has the server-boostrap.sh downloaded.
2) Re-download the server-boostrap.sh again with latest token using command below:
curl -u <csl_manager_username> https://<csl_manager_IP>:8443/api/v1/configuration/server-bootstrap > server-bootstrap.sh
3) Ensure it has executable permissions, run the installation script again as below:
chmod +x server-bootstrap.sh
/bin/bash server-bootstrap.sh
Let me know if these steps solve your problem.
thanks!
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