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10-31-2007 09:26 AM
10-31-2007 09:26 AM
PSP / Monitoring with SIM on CentOS
I have a about 40-50 360's / BL 25's running RHEL and/or centos. Has anyone had any luck a) getting the PSP to install / function on centos b) getting SIM to pull valid data off a centos install the same way it will off a RHEL install. I've tried changing /etc/redhat.release, it'll install but doesn't actually function.
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10-31-2007 05:15 PM
10-31-2007 05:15 PM
Re: PSP / Monitoring with SIM on CentOS
CentOS is based on Red Hat code. You "should" be able to get the PSPs designed for Red Hat installed on CentOS, but that is a possibility.
You can use the rpm command to install the PSP. Normally there is a script that checks for the OS version before PSP installation. Do you get any errors regarding script during installation?
If you do, then you can add the --nopre or --noscripts switch to the rpm command to install the PSP. Once you get the PSPs installed, SIM (CMS) server can talk to the managed server.
Good luck!
You can use the rpm command to install the PSP. Normally there is a script that checks for the OS version before PSP installation. Do you get any errors regarding script during installation?
If you do, then you can add the --nopre or --noscripts switch to the rpm command to install the PSP. Once you get the PSPs installed, SIM (CMS) server can talk to the managed server.
Good luck!
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