HP StoreFabric Converged Network Adapters - Manual (Page 21)

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16. Configure the Linux firewall.
For more information, see "Configuring the Linux firewall (on page
24 )."
17. Configure HTTPS.
For more information, see "Configuring HTTPS on Linux systems (on page
25 )."
18. Install the BACS package:
rpm –i BACS-x.x.x.rpm
19. When installation is complete, a BACS icon appears on the desktop.
For more information about launching BACS, see "Launching the application (on page
29 )."
Installing WS-MAN and CimXML on Linux OS
Install OpenPegasus from either of two sources: Inbox RPM or source RPM. Inbox OpenPegasus is only
available on Red Hat OS. Source RPM is the only option available for SLES11.
WS-MAN is not supported with the Inbox RPM. To use WS-MAN, install OpenPegasus from source RPM.
Installing OpenPegasus from Inbox RPM for Red Hat
To install OpenPegasus on Linux Red Hat:
1. Locate the Inbox OpenPegasus rpm file named tog-pegasus-<version>.<arch>.rpm.
2. Run the following command:
rpm -ivh tog-openpegasus-<version>.<arch>.rpm
3. Start Pegasus:
/etc/init.d/tog-pegasus start
When complete, restart the Linux server, and then manually start the CIM Server. For more information, see
"Starting and stopping the CIM Server (on page
23 )." Be sure that client computers can connect to the BACS
server, which is a known limitation of Red Hat v6.2 Inbox RPM.
Installing OpenPegasus from Source for Red Hat and SuSE
Download the OpenPegasus source file from the OpenPegasus website ( http://www.openpegasus.org ).
To use HTTPS to connect a client to the BACS server, be sure to install OpenSSL and libopenssl. The
components are only necessary for HTTPS.
OpenPegasus variables
The following commands are the OpenPegasus variables.
Command Details
PEGASUS_ROOT The location of the Pegasus source tree
PEGASUS_HOME The location of the executable repository
Examples of executable files:
• $PEGASUS_HOME/bin
• PEGASUS_HOME/lib
• $PEGAUS_HOME/repository
• $PEGASUS_HOME/mof
subdirectories