The eG Installation Guide - eG Innovations

Installing and Configuring on Unix
Note:
2.9.3 Deploying the eG Agent on HPUX Environments
PA-RISC/HPUX: To deploy the eG agent on an HPUX host running a PA-RISC processor, use the
standard Hpux agent package.
Itanium/HPUX: To monitor an HPUX host running an Itanium processor, use the Hpux_Itanium
agent package.
The install procedures for both the above-mentioned options are available in Section 2.7.5 and Section
2.7.6 (respectively) of this manual.
Note:
To install the eG agent on Tru64/FreeBSD/CentOS/openSUSE operating systems, you will
have to use the standard Linux package, and follow the installation procedure discussed in
Section 2.7.3 of this document. After the installation, you may have to replace the JRE of
the eG agent.
By default, the eG agent package for Linux (32-bit) is bundled with JRE 1.5. In
environments where the agent-manager communication is SSL-enabled, if for some reason
you want the agent to use JRE 1.3 instead, then follow the steps below to ensure SSL
communication between the agent on JRE 1.3 and the eG manager:
1. Open the /opt/egurkha/lib/jre1.3 directory on the agent host.
2. Copy the jsse, jnet, and jcert files from this directory to the /opt/egurkha/lib directory
on the agent host.
By default, the eG agent package for HPUX is bundled with JRE 1.5. In environments where the
agent-manager communication is SSL-enabled, if for some reason you want the agent to use JRE 1.3
instead, then follow the steps below to ensure SSL communication between the agent on JRE 1.3
and the eG manager:
Open the /opt/egurkha/lib/jre1.3 directory on the agent host.
Copy the jsse, jnet, and jcert files from this directory to the /opt/egurkha/lib directory on the agent
host.
2.9.4 Deploying the eG Agent on AIX Environments
To deploy an eG agent on AIX, use the standard AIX agent package. The procedure for deployment has
been explained clearly in Section 2.7.4 of this document.
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