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Install CA Access Control Endpoint Management on Linux

You must use console installation to install CA Access Control Endpoint Management on a Linux computer.

To install CA Access Control Endpoint Management on Linux

1. Make sure that you prepare the server correctly.
2. Insert the CA Access Control Premium Edition Server Components for Solaris or Server Component for Linux DVD into your optical disc drive.
3. Mount the optical disc drive.
4. Open a terminal window and navigate to the EndPointMgmt directory on the optical disc drive.
5. Enter the following command:

   install_EM_r125.bin -i console
   

   The InstallAnywhere console appears after a few moments.

6. Complete the prompts as required. The following installation inputs are not self-explanatory:

   Choose Locale By Number

   Defines the number representing the locale you want to install in.

   Note: You need a localized operating system to install in any of the supported non-English languages.

   JBoss Folder

   Defines the location where JBoss Application Server is installed.

   If you use the supplied JBoss version, this is the location where you extracted the contents of the JBoss zip file.

   Web Service Information

   Defines the location where you want to install the CA Access Control Web Service and the port you want this service to use (by default, 5248).

   Full computer name

   Defines the name of the application server (the local computer). This is the name you then need to use in the URL when you access the application.

   The installation is now complete.