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1. Open the new file with a text editor such as vi or nano:
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2. Insert the following text into the file and save the file:
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3. To verify what is written to the file, use the following command:
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1.2 Install the Package
Once you have configured the YUM repository, you can use the following command to install CDP Agent:
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1.3 Install the Manager key
You can install the key for the backup manager with the following command:
# serverbackup-setup --get-key https://Manager_URL
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2. Install Agent Manually (Using RPM)
2.1 Download CDP Agent
2.2 Make Sure You Can Unzip the Download
Most Linux distributions come with the unzip utility pre-installed. To determine if you have the unzip utility, run:
This should return an output similar to the following:
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If it returns the following output, you need to install the unzip utility first:
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To install unzip on RHE, CentOS, and Fedora:
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2.3 Extract the ZIP File
We recommend creating a temporary directory to which you can extract the contents of the ZIP file.
1. Use the mkdir command to create a temporary directory (in our case, cdp-agent).
2. Use the mv command to move the archive to that directory. Note that Linux file names are case sensitive. Make sure you type the name correctly (in our case, "r1soft-enterprise-agent-linux64-3.18.2.zip").
3. Use the cd command to go to that directory.
4. Use the unzip command to extract the files.
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2.4 Install the Package
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 | Notice You must be a Linux root user to install CDP Agent. |
The archive you have extracted contains two folders: one with .deb packages (in our case, "deb-linux64") and one with .rpm packages ("rpm-linux64"). On RedHat and CentOS, select the .rpm package.
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RPM 32-bit (x86) / RPM 64-bit (x86_64)
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