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Now we will review the steps to follow when you have a justified reason to proceed with a remote target or client
installation of the EM CLI. Desktop installation of the EM CLI client is also accomplished with this procedure.
Downloading and deploying the EM CLI client to remote hosts requires only a few steps. The actual EM CLI
installation was completed automatically on the OMS host, so only remote client installations are required to be done
manually. There are two kits that come as part of the EM CLI client
—
the EM CLI standard kit and the EM CLI scripting
kit. If you wish to use the scripting method outside of the OMS host, then both kits are required for the remote
installation. The scripting kit includes the Jython interpreter, so a secondary interpreter is not required for Jython
scripting.
This section will focus solely on the standard kit, while the next section will enhance the installation technique by
focusing on the advanced (both standard and scripting) kit.
Before installing, you must meet the following requirements on any client or remote target:
•
EM12c Cloud Control Framework
•
Java Version 1.6x or higher
•
Operating System Linux, Sun, HPUX, AIX, or Windows.
Once these requirements have been met, you must download the kit(s) from one of two places. The first it
through the EM12c console by clicking on Setup, Command Line Interface, then choosing “Download the EM CLI
Standard Kit to your Workstation.” Choose a location to which to save the download.
You can also download it from the OMS Host using the URL link:
Once you have completed the download of the emclikit.jar file, copy it via SCP/FTP or other transport utility to
the remote server.
Upon completing the transfer of the .jar file, as with any kit installation, ensure your JAVA_HOME is set.
Depending on your operating system, this may require one of the following:
Unix:
> setenv JAVA_HOME /usr/local/packages/j2sdk
> setenv PATH $JAVA_HOME/bin:$PATH
> echo $JAVA_HOME
> echo $PATH
Linux:
> export JAVA_HOME /usr/bin/jdk6/jre
> export PATH $JAVA_HOME/bin:$PATH
> echo $JAVA_HOME $PATH
Windows:
> set JAVA_HOME D:\progra~1\java\jre
> echo %JAVA_HOME%
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Note
the path will be set in the server's environment variable.
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