The installation procedures of License Manager are as follows.
Log in as a root user. (Alternatively, log in as a general user, and then switch to a root user by su command.)
Insert the CD-ROM of Manager of AdvancedCopy Manager or AdvancedCopy Manager CCM into the CD-ROM drive and mount the CD-ROM. The example below mounts the CD-ROM to /dev/cdrom (set in /etc/fstab as the CD media default mount).
# mount /dev/cdrom
Start the installation.
# rpm -ivh <path of FJSVesflm package>
Preparing... ########################################### [100%]
1:FJSVesflm ########################################### [100%]
The path of FJSVesflm package is as follows:
OS | Path of FJSVesflm package |
|---|---|
Red Hat Enterprise Linux 4 (for x86) | <CD-ROM mount point>/license_manager/linux4_x86/rpm/FJSVesflm-14.2-01.i386.rpm |
Red Hat Enterprise Linux 4 (for Intel Itanium) | <CD-ROM mount point>/license_manager/linux4_ia64/rpm/FJSVesflm-14.2-01.ia64.rpm |
Red Hat Enterprise Linux 5 (for x86) | <CD-ROM mount point>/license_manager/linux5_x86/rpm/FJSVesflm-14.2-01.i386.rpm |
Red Hat Enterprise Linux 5 (for Intel64) | <CD-ROM mount point>/license_manager/linux5_x64/rpm/FJSVesflm-14.2-01.x86_64.rpm |
Red Hat Enterprise Linux 5 (for Intel Itanium) | <CD-ROM mount point>/license_manager/linux5_ia64/rpm/FJSVesflm-14.2-01.ia64.rpm |
If changing the installation directory, use the -relocate option to specify the directory set as the default, and the installation directory you wish to change. The default installation directories are displayed below:
Package installation directory
/opt is set as the default.
Installation directory of file for environment settings
/etc/opt is set as the default.
Installation directory of the file to be modified (for example: log file, temporary file)
/var/opt is set as the default.
Below is an execution example of changing the installation directory.
# rpm -ivh <path of FJSVesflm package> --relocate /opt=/acm/opt --relocate /etc/opt=/acm/etc/opt --relocate /var/opt=/acm/var/opt Preparing... ########################################### [100%] 1:FJSVesflm ########################################### [100%]
Unmount and eject the CD-ROM using the commands below.
# umount /dev/cdrom # eject cdrom