Downloading and unpacking hp softpaq, Installing openssl and openpegasus – HP StoreFabric Converged Network Adapters User Manual
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Installing OpenSSL and OpenPegasus (on page
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Installing WS-MAN and CimXML on Linux OS (on page
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Installing OpenPegasus from Inbox RPM for Red Hat (on page
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Installing OpenPegasus from Source for Red Hat and SuSE (on page
Downloading and unpacking HP SoftPaq
1.
Download, and then unpack the HP SoftPaq to a directory on the target computer.
The SoftPaq is a .tgz file named by the SoftPaq Number.
2.
Extract the files from the .tgz file:
tar -zxvf *.tgz
3.
(Optional) Delete the downloaded .tgz file.
Installing OpenSSL and OpenPegasus
To install OpenSSL and OpenPegasus:
1.
To use SLES, download OpenSSL from the OpenSSL website
2.
Download OpenPegasus from the OpenPegasus website
3.
Obtain CMPIProvider and BACS from the NCDE builds.
4.
Untar the OpenSSL package, and then compile OpenSSL and Pegasus.
The OpenSSL package must be untarred because of the source code format.
5.
To determine if the Linux version is missing anything required to compile the source and to create the
makefile, open a command prompt, and then run the following command:
./config no_threads_fPIC
6.
Run make to build the package.
7.
Run make install to install the package.
8.
Untar the OpenPegasus package.
9.
Check that the build environment is correctly defined to compile OpenPegasus:
vi /root/.bash_profile
For more information, see "Installing OpenPegasus from Source for Red Hat and SuSE (on page
)."
10.
Check that the OpenPegasus content is clean before compiling:
make clean
11.
To build the package, run make.
12.
To install the package, run make repository.
13.
Check that OpenPegasus is installed correctly in the Linux distribution:
cimcli
For more information, see the "Starting and stopping the CIM Server (on page
)."
14.
Configure OpenPegasus.
For more information, see "Starting and stopping the CIM Server (on page
)."
15.
Install the Broadcom CIM Provider package:
rpm –i BRCM_CMPIProvider-x.x.x.rpm