Intel SBCEFCSW, Installation Manual

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Complete the following steps to uninstall the SAN Utility:
1. Browse for the uninstallation program file or the shortcut that points to the uninstallation program.
Locate the uninstallation program shortcut in the same folder as the program shortcut or click Start
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Uninstall SANUtility.
2. Double-click the uninstallation program or shortcut and follow the instructions to uninstall the SAN
Utility.
Installing the SAN Utility on a Red Hat* Linux* platform
Complete the following steps to install the SAN Utility on a network management workstation that is
configured with Red Hat Linux:
1. If your network management workstation is a Intel Server Platform SB-HE blade server, to associate the
CD-ROM drive with the blade server, press the CD/diskette/USB select button on the blade server. For the
location of the CD/diskette/USB button, see the documentation that comes with the blade server. The LED
on the button flashes while the request is being processed, then is steady when the ownership of the CD-
ROM drive is transferred to the blade server.
2. If your network management workstation is a Intel Server Platform SB-HE blade server, to associate the
keyboard port, mouse port, and video port with the blade server, press the keyboard/mouse/video select
button. The LED on this button flashes while the request is processed, then is steady when the ownership
of the keyboard, mouse and video is transferred to the blade server.
3. Close all open programs. Insert the SAN Utility CD into the CD-ROM drive.
4. Open an xterm or other terminal window.
5. Mount the CD. From a shell command-line prompt, type the following command and press Enter:
mount /mnt/cdrom
6. To install the SAN Utility, use one of the following methods, where
x.xx.xx is the SAN Utility version
number:
• To install from the CD, type:
sh /mnt/cdrom/Linux/Linux_x.xx.xx.bin
Follow the SAN Utility installation instructions.
• To copy and install from your hard disk drive, complete the following steps:
a. Type:
cp /mnt/cdrom/Linux/Linux_x.xx.xx.bin /[directory]/
Where
[directory]
is where you want to copy the files to.
b. Open a terminal window for the directory in which the Linux_
x.xx.xx
.bin file was saved.
c. Type:
sh Linux_x.xx.xx.bin
d. Follow the SAN Utility installation instructions.
7. To start the SAN Utility after the installation is completed, from a command prompt, type one the
following commands and press Enter:
sh /opt/SANUtility/SANUtility
sh /opt/runSANUtility
If a default fabric view file exists, the “Enter Default File Password for Loading File” window opens, as
shown in Figure 18 on page 32. Otherwise, the SAN Utility window opens.
Go to “Using the SAN Utility” on page 34.