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R1soft CDP-agent deployment script

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In this blog, I am going to explain about my script for“Idera's R1soft CDP-agent installation ” written in bash. To understand this script you must be familiar with Bash scripting and Linux environment.

Q   : I wan to install R1soft cdp-agent on clients server, but I don't have time to execute all commands manually.  OR  I am not familiar with Linux Operating System but I have to install R1soft CDP-agent on client server.

Ans :  I have written bash script to install Idera's R1soft cdp-agent on Linux Operating System

Launch Terminal with cltr+alt+T in ubuntu or from accessories menu in other Linux OS.There are some prerequisites needed before running this script. We need to know IP address or registered hostname of R1soft cdp-server.

Below are steps to use R1soft cdp-agent deployment script:

  1. Download or copy r1soft.sh file to client/targeted server.
  2. Consider R1soft CDP-server ip address is :192.168.1.2 this can be different in your case.
  3. Now change file mode with command : chmod +x r1soft.sh
  4. Run as ./r1soft.sh or bash r1soft.sh
  5. script will ask for R1soft CDP-server ip address, enter your R1soft CDP-server ip address.
  6. script display information like OS, filesystem and kernel release of client server.
  7. As R1soft cdp-agent version 12 is not supported on filesystem XFS, please confirm firs file system is supported to r1soft cdp-agnet.
  8. After pressing "y" script installs R1soft CDP-agnet on client server.
  9. You can verify with logs in file "log" in the same directory.
  10. If script having an issue it will redirect error logs to "err" file on the same location.
You can find R1soft CDP-agent script on R1soft CDP-agent deployment script

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