HP Servicecontrol Manager 3.0 User's Guide

Installing HP Servicecontrol Manager
Installing Servicecontrol Manager on Linux
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If the correct version of MySQL is already installed, you can skip installing it during the
CMS software installation. If a different version is installed, you need to remove it before
installing SCM.
To remove MySQL:
a. Identify the MySQL product names including MySQL, MySQL server, MySQL
shared, and MySQL client:
rpm -qa | grep mysql
b. Uninstall the MySQL products that you identified in step a:
rpm -e mysql_product1 mysql_product2 mysql_product3
where mysql_product1 mysql_product2 mysql_product3 are the names of each of
the products.
c. Verify that MySQL is removed:
rpm -qa | grep mysql
Step 3. Verify that Java SDK version 1.4 is installed:
rpm -q j2sdk
If the correct version of Java SDK is already installed, you can skip installing it during
the manual CMS software installation. If a different version is installed, multiple
versions of Java SDK can coexist on the same Linux server.
Installing CMS Software on a Linux Server
This installation process includes installing Java SDK, MySQL, and Tomcat in addition
to SCM. To install the CMS software, you can either:
• automatically install the CMS software using the bin files
• manually install the CMS software using individual rpm files
To automatically install the CMS software on a Linux server:
Step 1. Download the required bin files identified below to the local file system or copy them
from a network location if they are already available. To download, go to:
http://software.hp.com/products/SCMGR/download.html
• For Red Hat Linux 7.2 and 7.3
CMS Software: SCM.3.0_RH.7.2_7.3_mxserver.bin
Agent Software: SCM.3.0_RH.7.2_7.3_mxagent.bin
• For SuSE Linux 8.0
CMS Software: SCM.3.0_SuSE.8.0_mxserver.bin
Agent Software: SCM.3.0_SuSE.8.0_mxagent.bin
Step 2. Give all users permission to execute the bin files.
chmod +x *.bin
Step 3. Install SCM directly from the bin files:
• For Red Hat Linux 7.2 or 7.3: