Teradek Sputnik - Manual (Page 10)

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b. Replace <pem-file.pem> with the permissions file name, <sputnik-rpm> with
the Sputnik RPM name (and path if not in the same directory), and <ip-address>
with the address of your EC2 instance.
$ scp –i <pem-file.pem> <sputnik-rpm> ec2-user@<ip-address>:~/
4. Connect via SSH to your Amazon EC2 instance.
a. SSH allows you to log into your EC2 instance in the cloud to begin the installation
process.
b. Replace <pem-file.pem> with the permissions file name and <ip-address>
with the address of your EC2 instance.
$ ssh –i <pem-file.pem> ec2-user@<ip-address>
5. If you are prompted, type „yes‟ to continue.
6. Install Sputnik using yum.
a. yum installs Sputnik on the EC2 instance.
b. Replace <sputnik-rpm> with the Sputnik RPM name.
$ sudo yum –y localinstall <sputnik-rpm>
7. Once installed, start Sputnik.
$ sudo service sputnik start
8. See Sputnik Operation (Section 4) for more information on configuring and running Sputnik.
NOTE: type ls to view the contents of your current directory, this will display the RPM name, among
other things.