Dell DL1000 Deployment Manual page 44

The configuration utility offers several configuration options, and provides hints in the numbered steps of
the instructions when it detects your specific configuration information.
Complete the steps below to configure the Rapid Recovery Agent software on any Linux machine. Some
configuration options differ based on the Linux distribution you are installing.
1. Open a terminal session with root access.
2. Launch the configuration utility by typing the following command, and then press Enter:
sudo /usr/bin/rapidrecovery-config
The configuration utility starts. This lists several configuration options, each with an index number to
enter for the appropriate configuration step.
3. Configure the port for this protected machine by typing the following command, and then press
Enter. The default port is 8006.
1 <agent_port>
For example, if using the default port, type the command:
1 8006
4. Configure users available for protection, by typing the following command, and then press Enter:
1 <user_names_separated_by_comma>
For example, if using usernames michael, administrator, and test_user1, type the command:
2 michael,administrator,test_user1
5. Configure firewall rules to select a firewall configuration manager. This establishes firewall
exceptions for the port designated in step 1.
If the utility detects one or more firewall configuration managers (such as lokkit or firewalld), each is
listed in the utility in line 3. Select the appropriate configuration manager and enter it, starting with
the command number (3), and then press Enter:
3 <firewall_configuration>
For example, if using firewalld, type the command:
3 firewalld
6. Query the list of compatible kernel modules from the utility by entering the command number, and
then press Enter:
4
A sub-shell returns all kernel modules compatible for installation. For example, the following could
be returned:
Searching for all available for installation kernels.
This might take a while, depending on the Internet connection speed.
Kernels compatible for module installation:
0 - linux-image-3.16.0.23-generic
1 - linux-image-3.16.0.31-generic
2 - linux-image-3.16.0.33-generic
3 - linux-image-3.16.0.34-generic
Input indices of the kernel modules you wish to install, delimited by
space; use 'all' to install into all supported kernels, or 'q' to quit.
7. Configure the appropriate Rapid Recovery kernel module.
For example, to enter kernel modules for 3.16.0-23 and 3.16.0-34, enter 1 4 and press Enter.
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