User's Manual

4 Installing 7signal Sapphire 17
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7signal Sapphire Deployment Guide Release 3.1
4.4.2 DBMS install (Linux)
Prerequisities
The operating system installation may not have all the necessary components for DBMS
installation. Please check the following items:
 C++ library
o Check that the library is installed:
# rpm –q compat-libstdc++-33
o If not installed:
 Internet connection available:
install the library (as root user) by issuing the command:
yum install compat-libstdc++-33
 Internet connection not available:
An RPM package is contained in Sonar medium in folder named ‘Non-
7signal Software’ in case there is no network connectivity. Install the
rpm with command:
# rpm –i compat-libstdc++-33-3.2.3-47.3-i386.rpm
 IP address of the server must be resolvable to DNS name. This can be achieved by
following procedures:
o Server has been added to DNS
o Hosts file contain the DNS name.
 more /etc/hosts
 edit the hosts file if needed
Installation
The DBMS for Linux comes as a file of type bin that contains both the script and 3
rd
party
install package for DB2 database. There is another version of the DBMS installer that does not
contain the actual DB2 package, which is suitable for upgrades.
Copy 7signal-DBMS-installer from delivery medium to for example /root directory.
NOTE! Do not use /tmp directory.
Alternative 1: Install DBMS database uninterrupted with the default settings by issuing the
command:
# ./7signal-DBMS-with-DB2-x.x-x.x-installer.bin –s
The silent install does not require input as all the options shall use default settings. After the
installation is finished, the DB2 has been installed and databases have been created.