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You can install the agent automatically by using ssh, or manually.
In both cases the sc-console command is invoked.
To Install Automatically
- Log in as root to the system.
- Change directory to the Sun xVM Ops Center installation source.
- Open the file.
- Type the following command to install the satellite, proxy, and agent.
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./install
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Before sc-console is invoked in the ssh script, the cert from Proxy's Jetty (/etc/cacao/instances/default/security/jsse/truststore) is passed over by using scp to /var/scn/security/jsse/scn-agent/truststore on the Agent. This will allow the webservice call to proceed with the certificate being automatically accepted.
- sc-console -u https://proxy:21165 -f cred -n scn-agent
To Install Manually
- Log in as root to the system.
- Change directory to the Sun xVM Ops Center installation source.
- Open the file.
- Type ./install to start the installation process. This command installs the satellite, proxy, and agent.
In standalone mode, the cert from Proxy's Jetty is not yet present on the agent, so user must invoke sc-console with -i flag, for interactive, to accept the certificate, and have it stored in the truststore.
- sc-console -u https://proxy:21165 -f cred -n scn-agent -i
Note the agent talks HTTPS to port 21165 (scn-proxy instance Jetty port) directly, not 443. There is no Apache between the Agent and the Proxy's CRS.
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