Introduction
Deploying NetVault
Reviewing pre-installation requirements
Installing NetVault
Installation overview
Installing NetVault in GUI mode
Installing NetVault in text mode
Installing NetVault in unattended mode
Installing NetVault Client on Windows using Group Policy
Reviewing post-installation requirements
Upgrading NetVault
Upgrade requirements and considerations
Preparing for an upgrade
Upgrading NetVault in GUI mode
Upgrading NetVault in text mode
Upgrading NetVault in unattended mode
Migrating NetVault Server from Hybrid to Pure environment
Licensing NetVault
Migration Prerequisites
Migrating NetVault Server in GUI mode
Migrating NetVault Server in unattended mode
Migrating NetVault Server from 32-bit OS to 64-bit OS
Upgrading licensed plug-ins
About licensing NetVault
Obtaining the machine ID
Obtaining a permanent license file
Installing the product license file
Removing NetVault
Troubleshooting
Common errors
NetVault Service fails to start on Windows
NetVault Service fails to start after the machine is restarted
NetVault Service starts, but stops immediately on Linux
Installation aborted on Windows after installer fails to delete an existing directory
Installation of hybrid package fails silently on a 64-bit Linux machine
Upgrade fails on a client running Plug-in for DB2
All Linux environments
Before installing the NetVault Server or Client software on any Linux-based machine, install the sysstat package.
Before installing the NetVault Server software on Linux-based machines, install the libstdc++.so library.
To run the deviceconfig utility on a NetVault Client, install the following shared object libraries:
CentOS 6.x
CentOS 7
Before installing the hybrid package of NetVault on CentOS 7 x86-64, install the following packages:
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NOTE: For Centos 6.x and 7 version, if you do not have libglibmm library installed, you have to explicitly install it by executing following commands
yum install glibmm24-devel. |