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3.  Run the ISC install script from the directory you listed in the previous step by entering the 

following command at the command-line prompt: 

./installme 

4.  Follow the instructions on your screen.  The script prompts you to read and accept a license 

agreement.  Next, the ISC install program determines the version of the Red Hat Linux kernel 
running on your server and installs the right version of the IPMI driver on your server.  The 
script then proceeds to install the ISC package (e.g. isc-3.5-1.i386.rpm) on your server.  In case 
the installation of the driver fails, the script displays appropriate error messages and then 
terminates without installing the ISC package. 

5.  Reboot the Linux server when the command completes. 

You must complete these steps if any SNMP management console (H-P OpenView, CA UniCenter) 
will manage the Linux server. 

1.  Verify that the dmi2snmp and ucd-snmp packages are installed.  For example, the files 

dmi2snmp-10-15.i386.rpm

 and 

ucd-snmp-4.1.1-15smux.i386.rpm

 could represent 

the dmi2snmp and ucd-snmp packages, respectively. 

2.  Open the file 

/etc/snmp/snmpd.conf

.  You can use any available editor such as vi, emacs, 

or a linux editor. 

3.  Add a trapsink line at the end of the file for each management console that receives traps from 

the managed server.  Use the following syntax when adding the line: 

trapsink <myhost_name.domain.com> 

Be sure to substitute appropriate strings for the host name and domain. 

 

ISC can be launched from and can manage your server from one of these enterprise management 
environments: 
•  H-P Network Node Manager 
•  LANDesk Server Manager (LDSM) 
•  CA-Unicenter TNG 

Once the ISC application is launched from an enterprise management console, the management 
console application can terminate, and ISC will continue to operate normally. 

ISC can be launched from and can manage your server from a stand-alone ISC Console.  The ISC 
Console can run as an executable program, as an ActiveX control within an Internet browser, or 
within Microsoft Management Console.