Users Guide
Installing Managed System Software on Red Hat
®
Enterprise Linux Operating Systems 91
Express Install
You can follow either of two paths for the Express Install. One is using the RPMs yourself to perform the
Express Install, and the other is using a provided shell script to perform the express installation in silent
and unattended mode.
Using the RPMs Yourself To Perform the Express Installation
1
Log on as root to the system running the supported Red Hat Enterprise Linux operating system where
you want to install the managed system components.
2
Insert the
Dell PowerEdge Installation and Server Management
CD into the CD drive.
3
If necessary, use the command line to mount the CD using a command such as:
mount /mnt/cdrom
4
To perform an express installation with Dell Remote Access Card III (DRAC III), navigate to the
srvadmin/linux/express-install-with-RAC3
directory.
or
To perform an
Express Install
with Dell Remote Access Controller 4 (DRAC 4), navigate to
srvadmin/linux/express-install-with-RAC4
directory.
NOTE: If your server belongs to the group of Dell PowerEdge™ x8xx servers (for example, PowerEdge 6800
and 6850), navigate to the express-install-with-RAC4 directory.
If your server belongs to a supported group of earlier PowerEdge servers (for example, PowerEdge 1750,
2600, and so on), navigate to the express-install-with-RAC3 directory.
5
Install all of the RPMs in the directory to which you have navigated. Use the following command:
rpm -ihv *.rpm
Server Administrator services do not start automatically.
6
Start the Server Administrator services after the installation using the
srvadmin-services.sh
script by
using the
sh srvadmin-services start
command.
Using the Shell Script To Perform the Express Silent and Unattended Installation
1
Log on as root to the system running the supported Red Hat Enterprise Linux operating system where
you want to install the managed system components.
2
Insert the
Dell PowerEdge Installation and Server Management
CD into the CD drive.
3
If necessary, use the command line to mount the CD using a command such as:
mount /mnt/cdrom
4
Navigate to the
srvadmin/linux/supportscripts
directory.