22.3.2. Installing the JBoss Operations Network Server on Linux


Use the following procedure to install the JBoss Operations Network Server on Linux.

Procedure 22.3. Installing the Server on Linux

  1. Stop any currently running JBoss Operations Network instances.
  2. Download the JBoss Operations Network binaries from the Customer Support Portal at https://access.redhat.com.
    • In the Customer Support Portal, click Software, and then select JBoss Operations Network in the product drop-down box.
    • Download the JBoss Operations Network 3.1.2 Base Distribution package by clicking the Download icon.
    • There are additional plug-in packs available for EAP, EDS, EWS, and SOA-P. If any of those plug-ins will be used with the JBoss Operations Network server, then download them as well.
  3. Unzip the server distribution to the directory where will be executed from.
    cd /opt
    
    unzip jon-server-3.1.2.0.GA1.zip
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    This creates a version-specific installation directory, /opt/jon-server-3.1.2.0.GA1. A directory with this name should not exist prior to the unzip operation.
  4. Run the JBoss Operations Network server:
    serverRoot/jon-server-3.1.2.0.GA1/bin/rhq-server.sh start
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  5. Set up the JBoss Operations Network server using the web installer, available at http://localhost:7080/, or by editing the configuration file.
    For more detailed information about configuring JBoss Operations Network, refer to the JBoss Operations Network Installation Guide.
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