Use the rpm command to complete the IBM® Security Directory
Server installation
on a Linux® system.
About this task
The rpm installation program installs IBM Security Directory
Server on
a Linux system. If a supported
version of DB2® is
installed on the system, the installation process updates the ldapdb.properties file
with the DB2 path
name and version.
Procedure
- Log in as the root user.
- Access the command prompt.
- Change the current working directory to the directory where IBM Security Directory
Server installable
are stored.
- Run the idsLicense command.
- If you agree to accept the terms in the Software license
agreement, enter
1
.
The following options are available to you:
- 1: To accept the license agreement.
- 2: To decline the license agreement and exit the installation.
- 3: To print the license agreement.
- 4: To read non-IBM terms in the license agreement.
- 99: To go back to the previous screen.
On accepting the terms
in the license agreement, a
LAPID file and a
license folder
is created in the
IBM Security Directory
Server installation
location. The license folder contains
IBM Security Directory
Server license
files in all supported languages.
Important: Do not modify
or delete the LAPID file and the license files
in the license folder.
- Run the following command to install the package:
To install all
IBM Security Directory
Server packages,
run the following command:
rpm -ivh idsldap*
Note: For SUSE Linux Enterprise
Server 12 and later, you must run the command with the
--force
option:
rpm --force -ivh package_name
- Verify whether the IBM Security Directory
Server installation
is successful.
Results
The installation program installs IBM Security Directory
Server in
the /opt/ibm/ldap/V6.4 directory on the Linux system. If a supported version
of DB2 is
installed on the system, the installation process updates the ldapdb.properties file
with the DB2 path
name and version.
What to do next
After the IBM Security Directory
Server installation,
you must take the following action: