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Set the DPOD ISO file as your virtual/physical server's DVD.
Make sure the server boots using the UEFI firmware (and not the Legacy boot).
Make sure the DVD is configured correctly in the server’s boot order.
Power on the virtual/physical server.
On the OS launch screen, choose “Install DPOD Appliance - Standard” to start the automatic OS installation for the Standard Edition:
The required packages will now be installed. Wait for the installation to complete before proceeding (this should take a few minutes).
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Log in to the DPOD's server console with the user
dpodadm(e.g.: using SSH, VMware console, a KVM switch, or the physical server console).Run the following command to launch the DPOD application deployment:
Code Block language bash sudo /opt/APPL-setup
Follow the instructions and provide any required information (such as environment name, time zone, etc.):
Do not interrupt the software update process after you confirmed it and the background process has started.
If SSH connection is lost during upgrade, the upgrade will still continue. Reconnect to the server and check the log files for the process status and outcome.