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This video demonstrates how to install DPOD Non-Appliance mode on RHEL 7.8 operating system. Use it just as a demonstration, as it is not kept up-to-date with every change in the process. When installing DPOD, you should follow the procedure provided below. |
Prerequisites
- Make sure to follow Prepare Pre-Installed Operating System.
Prepare the Installation files
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- The CEF installer displays a series of questions, requiring you to verify that your appliance meets the installation prerequisites:
- Once you answered Yes to all questions, the installer will verify the system meets all prerequisites
- Next, you can change the time and date settings (or leave them as they are)
Choose an environment name for this DPOD installation, each DPOD installation must have a unique 4-character environment name
Info If you are installing a second DPOD machine that will be used as the standby machine in a DR Active/Standby scenario, the environment name must be identical to the environment name of the active DPOD installation. 
- Choose whether you use SSD storage
- Set Store Service dedicated user
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- (Optional) If you have 2 NIC than this question may appear :
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- Accept or Decline the EULA
- Choose the installation architecture, Ensure your appliance has enough memory and storage available, or the installation will stop
The Architecture options you see on-screen may differ from the ones in the screenshot below, as they depend on the installation package you obtained.
- The installation will commence. The process takes 5-15 minutes, and when it ends the installer displays a message indicating whether the process was successful or not,
alongside the name of the installation log file
- Verify your installation
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