You can install the Remote Agent for Linux or UNIX Servers (Remote Agent) on a local Linux or UNIX server. You can also push-install it to one or more remote Linux or UNIX servers.
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You must unzip the RALUS_RMALS_RAMS_<version number>.gz file on a Linux or UNIX server. The installation does not run if it is unzipped on a computer that runs the Windows operating system. |
See About installing the Remote Agent for Linux or UNIX Servers.
To install the Remote Agent for Linux or UNIX Servers
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At a Linux or UNIX server, place the Backup Exec installation media in the appropriate drive.
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Log on as root on the server on which you want to install the Remote Agent.
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Navigate to the following directory on the installation media.
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Copy the RALUS_RMALS_RAMS_<version number>.gz file in this directory to a directory on the local computer.
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After the installer checks for a valid Linux or UNIX operating system during the initial system check, press Enter.
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Review the package installation summary, and then press Enter.
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After the system installation requirements check completes, press Enter.
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Type the name, IP address, or fully qualified domain name of the media server (directory host) that you want to back up the Remote Agent.
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Type any additional names, IP addresses, or fully qualified domain names of media servers that you want to back up this Remote Agent.
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Examine the results of the NIS server scan, and then do one of the following:
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After the installation completes, press Enter to start the configuration process.
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After the configuration process completes, press
Enter to save the installation log to the following file:/var/tmp/vxif/installralussummary file number/installralus.log
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If the Remote Agent installer did not create a beoper group, you must create it.
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Start the Remote Agent for Linux or UNIX Servers daemon.
See Starting the Remote Agent for Linux or UNIX Servers daemon.
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Configure the Remote Agent for Linux or UNIX Servers as appropriate.
See About configuring the Remote Agent for Linux or UNIX Servers.