Changes between Version 26 and Version 27 of En:ManualInstalacionOpengnsys
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- Mar 13, 2012, 12:29:02 PM (12 years ago)
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En:ManualInstalacionOpengnsys
v26 v27 64 64 1. Decompress the file: {{{tar xvzf opengnsys-}}}''{{{version}}}''{{{.tar.gz}}} 65 65 1. Change to the installer directory: {{{cd opengnsys/installer}}} 66 1. Setting proxy server, if needed. i.e.: {{{export http_proxy="http://}}}''{{{proxyserver}}}''{{{:}}}''{{{proxypor rt}}}''66 1. Setting proxy server, if needed. i.e.: {{{export http_proxy="http://}}}''{{{proxyserver}}}''{{{:}}}''{{{proxyport}}}'' 67 67 1. '''We strongly recommended change the default users and passwords editing the installer {{{opengnsys_installer.sh}}}.''' Find the variables MYSQL_ROOT_PASSWORD, OPENGNSYS_DB_USER, OPENGNSYS_DB_PASSWD, and OPENGNSYS_CLIENT_PASSWD. Change to desired values. 68 68 1. Run the script: {{{sudo bash opengnsys_installer.sh}}} … … 82 82 2. Configure server DHCP and restart the service. 83 83 3. Optionally, check Samba config in {{{/etc/samba}}} 84 4. Access as Administra dor in Web Admin Console.84 4. Access as Administrator in Web Admin Console. 85 85 1. Use the user and password set in the installer to access to database (variables {{{OPENGNSYS_DB_USER}}} and {{{OPENGNSYS_DB_PASSWD}}}). 86 2. Check the default organiz aed configuration and default user.86 2. Check the default organized configuration and default user. 87 87 5. Access as user in Web Admin Console. 88 88 1. Use the user and password configured as administrador in the Organizational Unit. … … 170 170 }}} 171 171 172 Being {{{NetworkInterface}}} parameter, the name of the network interface that i s assigned to the specified IP (eg eth0, eth1). To obtain the data of active network interfaces and their associated IP addresses, executing the command:172 Being {{{NetworkInterface}}} parameter, the name of the network interface that it is assigned to the specified IP (eg eth0, eth1). To obtain the data of active network interfaces and their associated IP addresses, executing the command: 173 173 {{{ 174 174 sudo ifconfig … … 231 231 * File Server (NFS) 232 232 * OpenGnSys Client Components 233 * You need to know the ip of the serverand the type of distribution of Ubuntu that will be use on the clients.233 * You need to know the server IP and the type of distribution of Ubuntu that will be use on the clients. 234 234 * '''{{{all}}}''' – installation compact in the same computer (optional value and by default). 235 235