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To install DCFM Enterprise, Professional Plus, or Professional on a Linux server:
1.
Download and extract the tar.gz file from the following HP website:
http://h18006.www1.hp.com/products/storageworks/dc_fabricmgr/index.html
Under Support, click HP Support & Documents, and then click Download drivers and software.
Under Select your product, select HP StorageWorks B-series Data Center Fabric Manager Enterprise
Software. Under Select operating system, click Cross operating system (BIOS, Firmware,
Diagnostics, etc), and then select your product.
2.
Navigate to the Linux folder.
3.
From the File Manager window, execute Install.bin.
4.
Follow the wizard instructions to complete the installation.
To install DCFM Enterprise, DCFM Professional Plus, or DCFM Professional on a Solaris server:
1.
Download and extract the tar.gz file from the following HP website:
http://h18006.www1.hp.com/products/storageworks/dc_fabricmgr/index.html
Under Support, click HP Support & Documents, and then click Download drivers and software.
Under Select your product, select HP StorageWorks B-series Data Center Fabric Manager Enterprise
Software. Under Select operating system, click Cross operating system (BIOS, Firmware,
Diagnostics, etc), and then select your product.
2.
Navigate to the Solaris folder.
3.
Execute Install.bin.
4.
Follow the wizard instructions to complete the installation.
Launching the DCFM client
DCFM Professional client
To launch the DCFM client:
For Windows and Linux: Double-click the DCFM client shortcut icon on the desktop.
For Windows: Select Start > Programs > DCFM 10.3.4 > DCFM 10.3.4.
For Solaris: From the command prompt, execute the DCFM shell script:
nl
/opt/DCFM_Pro_10_3_3/bin/dcfm .
NOTE:
For DCFM Professional, the client must run on the same local machine as the DCFM Professional
server.
DCFM Professional Plus or DCFM Enterprise client
To launch the DCFM Professional Plus or DCFM Enterprise client on the same local machine as the
DCFM server:
For Windows: Select Start > Programs > DCFM 10.3.4 > DCFM 10.3.4
For Linux and Solaris: The procedure is the same as for launching from a remote host. See the
following procedure.
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