[root@lnxsrv01 ~]# mount -o loop '/mnt/temp/temp/HP Data Protector for Linux x86-64 - Installation Server - 1 of 2 B6960-10011.iso' /mnt/iso1 [root@lnxsrv01 ~]# cd /mnt/iso1/LOCAL_INSTALL/ [root@lnxsrv01 LOCAL_INSTALL]#./omnisetup.sh -server bcksrv.domain.lan -install da No Data Protector/OmniBack software detected on the target system. Setup cannot continue, please insert the HP-UX installation CD (CD2) and run the installation script again, without options, it will continue. Ok then, let’s try with the CD it’s suggesting. [root@lnxsrv01 ~]# umount /mnt/iso1 [root@lnxsrv01 ~]# mount -o loop '/mnt/temp/temp/HP Data Protector for HP-UX IA-64 - Installation Server 2 of 2 B6960-10021.iso' /mnt/iso1 [root@lnxsrv01 ~]# cd /mnt/iso1/LOCAL_INSTALL/ [root@lnxsrv01 LOCAL_INSTALL]#./omnisetup.sh -server bcksrv.domain.lan -install da The omnisetup.sh script didn't finish last time Client still has to be installed. (omnicf da) The omnisetup.sh script can now continue the unfinished installation or it can ignore the saved state and start a new one.

If you choose to ignore, the script will erase the saved state and will process only the command line options Do you want to continue the unfinished installation? (Y/n) Resuming (using possible CLI options).

No Data Protector/OmniBack software detected on the target system. Packets going to be (re)installed: omnicf da Unpacking selected packets from CD, please wait (5-10 minutes). Groove Collective We People Rara. Unpacking complete!

Installing Data Protector cell manager on a minimal-install Redhat 7 / Centos 7. This is more of a note to myself, but if you do a 'minimal' install of RedHat or Centos, you will be missing a number of important packages. Here's what I do to fix this, before running omnisetup.sh.

Installing Core (omnicf)../omni_rinst.sh: line 494: uncompress: command not found 64778 blocks / Data Protector Software package successfully installed Installing Disk Agent (da). The packet file for this component does not exist Either it is not supported on this unix platform or some error occurred and the system cannot find the file /tmp/omni_tmp/packet.Z or installation is not started from appropriate CD Importing client to bcksrv.domain.lan.

[12:1625] Import host failed. Current state was saved. Running the setup again without options will make the script to retry the failed operation Exiting. Looks like something’s amiss.

It seems that the “uncompress” error (judging on the install script source code) can be safely ignored (the script falls back on using gunzip), while the “Installing Disk Agent” error is bad. Some parts of the software have been installed correctly (telnet on agent’s TCP port 5555 works) but the Client can’t be imported on Cell Manager. Let’s try with HP-UX CD 1. [root@lnxsrv01 ~]# umount /mnt/iso1 [root@lnxsrv01 ~]# mount -o loop '/mnt/temp/temp/HP Data Protector for HP-UX IA-64 - Installation Server 1 of 2 B6960-10020.iso' /mnt/iso1/ [root@lnxsrv01 ~]# cd /mnt/iso1/LOCAL_INSTALL/ [root@lnxsrv01 LOCAL_INSTALL]#./omnisetup.sh -server bcksrv.domain.lan -install da The omnisetup.sh script didn't finish last time Client still has to be installed. (omnicf da) The omnisetup.sh script can now continue the unfinished installation or it can ignore the saved state and start a new one. If you choose to ignore, the script will erase the saved state and will process only the command line options Do you want to continue the unfinished installation?

(Y/n) Resuming (using possible CLI options). Data Protector version A.06.00 found Packets going to be (re)installed: omnicf da Unpacking selected packets from CD, please wait (5-10 minutes). Unpacking complete! Installing Core (omnicf)../omni_rinst.sh: line 494: uncompress: command not found 64778 blocks / Data Protector Software package successfully installed Installing Disk Agent (da)../omni_rinst.sh: line 494: uncompress: command not found Data Protector Software package successfully installed Importing client to bcksrv.domain.lan. Import host successful.

Download Audi Radio Code Keygen Music there. Installation/Upgrade session finished. Ok, the Client is indeed visible on Cell Manager. I guess that the three steps process I went through by “subsequent approximation” isn’t really necessary. You could have just as much luck by downloading B6960-10020.iso and running the installer.

Data Protector Installation begins with the following processes: First we need to make sure that we have the latest version of the packages required for the data protector client install. Sudo apt-get update sudo apt-get install alien dpkg-dev debhelper build-essential sudo apt-get install netkit-inetd sudo apt-get install inetutils-inetd sudo apt-get install rpm Next we need to create a configuration file for inet to communicate with the data protector client and paste the statement in orange to the file. Sudo vi /etc/inetd.conf omni stream tcp nowait root /opt/omni/lbin/inet inet -log /var/opt/omni//log/inet.log Next we need to to verify that the RPM path is correct.

If the RPM path is not the standard installation path then the data protector install will fail. Which rpm /usr/bin/rpm If path is not what is illustrated in green above then issue the following command for the path shown in green. If not remove path rm -r “path in green here” You now are ready to install data protector by mounting the ISO (dataprotector-linux.iso) from the vmware environment. If not in VMWare then insert the CD into server! Sudo mkdir /mnt/cdrom sudo mount /dev/cdrom /mnt/cdrom cd /mnt/cdrom/LOCAL_INSTALL/ sudo./omnisetup.sh -install da Example output from install No Data Protector software detected on the target system. Packets going to be (re)installed: omnicf da Unpacking selected packets from CD, please wait (5-10 minutes) Unpacking complete!

Installing Core (omnicf) Data Protector software package successfully installed Installing Disk Agent (da) Data Protector software package successfully installed Client was not imported into the cell. Please perform the Import manually Installation/Upgrade session finished. Then we need to restart the inet service to enable connectivity to the data protector client service.

Sudo /etc/init.d/inetutils-inetd restart Now we can add the new client into the data protector cell manager!