Run the setup script on each server or virtual machine

Note:

When installing a multi-instance system, make sure you specify the same list of master instance IP addresses on every instance that you are installing.
When entering IP address lists, do not separate IP addresses with spaces. For example, the following is correct:
sudo install_path/hcpcs/bin/setup ‑i 192.0.2.4 ‑m 192.0.2.0,192.0.2.1,192.0.2.3

On each server or virtual machine that is to be a system instance:

Run the script setup with the applicable options:

Option	Description
`-i`	The external network IP address for the instance on which you're running the script.
`-I`	The internal network IP address for the instance on which you're running the script.
`-m`	Comma-separated list of external network IP addresses of each master instance.
`-M`	Comma-separated list of internal network IP addresses of each master instance.

Use the following table to determine which options to use:

Number of instances in the system	Network type usage	Options to use
Multiple	Single network type for all services	Either: `-i` and `-m` or `-I` and `-M`
Multiple	Internal for some services, external for others	All of these: `-i`, `-I`, `-m`, `-M`
Single	Single network type for all services	Either `-i` or `-I`
Single	Internal for some services, external for others	Both `-i` and `-I`

Note: If the terminal displays Docker errors when you run the setup script, ensure that Docker is running.

The following example sets up a single-instance system that uses only one network type for all services:

sudo install_path/hcpcs/bin/setup -i 192.0.2.4

To set up a multi-instance system that uses both internal and external networks, type the command in this format:

sudo install_path/hcpcs/bin/setup ‑i external_instance_ip ‑I internal_instance_ip ‑m external_master_ips_list ‑M internal_master_ips_list

For example:

sudo install_path/hcpcs/bin/setup ‑i 192.0.2.4 ‑I 10.236.1.0 ‑m 192.0.2.0,192.0.2.1,192.0.2.3 ‑M 10.236.1.1,10.236.1.2,10.236.1.3

The following table shows sample commands to create a four-instance system. Each command is entered on a different server or virtual machine that is to be a system instance. The resulting system contains three master instances and one worker instance and uses both internal and external networks.

Instance internal IP	Instance external IP	Master or worker	Command
192.0.2.1	10.236.1.1	Master	`sudo install_path/hcpcs/bin/setup ‑I 192.0.2.1 ‑i 10.236.1.1 ‑M 192.0.2.1,192.0.2.2,192.0.2.3 ‑m 10.236.1.1,10.236.1.2,10.236.1.3`
192.0.2.2	10.236.1.2	Master	`sudo install_path/hcpcs/bin/setup ‑I 192.0.2.2 ‑i 10.236.1.2 ‑M 192.0.2.1,192.0.2.2,192.0.2.3 ‑m 10.236.1.1,10.236.1.2,10.236.1.3`
192.0.2.3	10.236.1.3	Master	`sudo install_path/hcpcs/bin/setup ‑I 192.0.2.3 ‑i 10.236.1.3 ‑M 192.0.2.1,192.0.2.2,192.0.2.3 ‑m 10.236.1.1,10.236.1.2,10.236.1.3`
192.0.2.4	10.236.1.4	Worker	`sudo install_path/hcpcs/bin/setup ‑I 192.0.2.4 ‑i 10.236.1.4 ‑M 192.0.2.1,192.0.2.2,192.0.2.3 ‑m 10.236.1.1,10.236.1.2,10.236.1.3`