Installing the Index Store Package for Index Server Cloud

Install the Index Store software by using the CommCell Console or the installation package that was created from the Download Manager application.

Before You Begin

• Review the requirements and gather the information that you must provide during the installation. For more information, see Preinstallation Checklist for the Index Store and Index Store: System Requirements.

• When installing the Index Store package for Index Server cloud, install the package on all of the clients that you want to add to an Index Store Pool.

Choose the Installation Method

Use one of the following methods to install the Index Store package:

• Remote installations, where you use the CommCell Console to install the software remotely on one or more computers. For instructions, see Installing Commvault Remotely Using the CommCell Console.

• Local installations, where you use the installation package to install the software locally on a computer. For instructions, see Installing Commvault Locally on Windows Computers Using the Installation Package.

  If the Index Server will be configured with the NFS Index role to support NFS ObjectStore, you can install the Index Store package and the Index Gateway package on versions of the Red Hat operating system. For instructions, see Installing Commvault Locally on UNIX, Linux, and Macintosh Computers Using the Installation Package.

What to Do Next

• Review the postinstallation tasks that you might have to perform to complete the installation:

  • Add Commvault to the Windows Firewall Exclusion List

    If you did not add the Commvault programs and services to the Windows Firewall exclusion list during the installation, you can add them later by using a batch file. For more information, see Configuring Windows Firewall to Allow CommCell Communication.

  • Complete Network Configurations

    If you configured firewall or network settings during the installation, you must complete additional network configurations from the CommCell Console. For more information, see Configuring Network Routes.