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Getting Started with vFabric Hyperic v.5.7 - VMware

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Upgrade from earlier RPM not supportedUpgrade of a pre-5.0.0 <strong>vFabric</strong> <strong>Hyperic</strong> Server installed via RPM to the 5.7 RPM is notsupported. An attempt to install the 5.7 RPM on a machine <strong>with</strong> a previous <strong>vFabric</strong> <strong>Hyperic</strong>Server installation will result in an error message that manual upgrade is required.Configure Server Properties FileThis section has instructions for configuring <strong>vFabric</strong> <strong>Hyperic</strong> Server in a properties file prior toinstallation. If you do not create a properties file prior to installing the server, the installer willconfigure the <strong>vFabric</strong> <strong>Hyperic</strong> Server in accordance <strong>with</strong> a default properties file. You canreconfigure the server after installation, following the instructions in Configure <strong>vFabric</strong> <strong>Hyperic</strong>Server in Properties File after Installation.To define <strong>vFabric</strong> <strong>Hyperic</strong> Server installation options in a properties file:1. Running as root, or using sudo, create a directory for the properties file:mkdir -p /opt/vmware/hyperic2. Specify the server installation settings in a file namedvfabric_hyperic_server.properties.You must name the file exactly as described and put it in the specified location forthe RPM installation to work correctly.See Server Properties File for RPM Installation for a listing of a samplevfabric_hyperic_server.properties file. The example properties file configures<strong>vFabric</strong> <strong>Hyperic</strong> Server to use the built-in local <strong>vFabric</strong> Postgres database. You can editthe properties file to configure <strong>vFabric</strong> <strong>Hyperic</strong> Server to use an external PostgreSQL or<strong>vFabric</strong> Postgres database.3. Copy vfabric_hyperic_server.properties to the /opt/vmware/hyperic/ directory.4. Install <strong>vFabric</strong> <strong>Hyperic</strong> Server following the instructions in the next section.Install <strong>vFabric</strong> <strong>Hyperic</strong> ServerStart local SMTP server on <strong>vFabric</strong> <strong>Hyperic</strong> Server hostThe RPM installer requires that your SMTP server is listening on port 25 on the <strong>vFabric</strong><strong>Hyperic</strong> Server host.57

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