Juniper NETWORK AND SECURITY MANAGER 2010.4 - REV1, Installation Manual

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5.
Confirm that the
unzip
utility is present on the NSM appliance by entering the following
command:
which unzip
This command returns the location of the
unzip
utility. If it is not available, use the
following command to install this utility:
yum install unzip
6.
Navigate to the directory where you saved the downloaded file, for which we
recommend you use the
/var/
subdirectory.
7.
Enter the following command to unzip and save the two files
(
nsm2010.4_servers_linux_x86.sh
,
upgrade-os.sh
) and a directory (
apps-rpms
) on the
NSM appliance:
unzip nsm2010.4_servers_upgrade_rs.zip
8.
Enter the following command to automatically start the installation:
sh upgrade-os.sh nsm2010.4_servers_linux_x86.sh
The installer begins a series of preinstallation checks that ensures:
• You are installing the correct software for your operating system.
• All the necessary software binaries are present.
• You correctly logged in as root.
•
You have installed a version of NSM earlier than the current version you are installing.
•
The system has sufficient disk space and RAM.
NOTE: The management system installer indicates the results of its
specific tasks and checks:
• “Done” indicates that the installer successfully performed a task.
•
“OK” indicates that the installer performed a check and verified that the
condition was satisfied.
•
“FAILED” indicates that the installer performed a task or check, but it
was not successful. See the install log for information about the failure.
This log is usually stored in
/usr/netscreen/DevSvr/var/errorLog
. If the
failure happens in the early stages of installation, the log might be in
/tmp .
The installer then stops any running servers.
9.
Type 2 to specify that you want to upgrade both the Device Server and the GUI Server.
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