Installing RHEV Manager and Hypervisor Hosts - Getting Started with Red Hat Enterprise Virtualization - page 22

virtual machine. Note that the mount point should be empty and only contain the
user and group ownership and permission sets before running the installer:
# chown -R 36:36 /rhev-iso-library ; chmod 0755
/rhev-iso-library
It will also be useful to have the following information at hand:
• Ports to be used for HTTP and HTTPS communication.
• FQDN of the manager. A reverse lookup is performed on your hostname.
• At the time of writing this topic, RHEV supported only the PostgreSQL database
for use with RHEV-M. You can use a local database or remote database setup.
Here we are going to use the local database. In the case of a remote database
setup, keep all database login credentials ready.
Note
Please refer to the Preparing a PostgreSQL Database for Use with Red Hat En-
terprise Virtualization Manager section for detailed information on setting up a
remote database to use with manager at https://access.redhat.com/documentation/
en-US/Red_Hat_Enterprise_Virtualization/3.3/html-single/Installation_Guide/in-
dex.html#Preparing_a_Postgres_Database_Server_for_use_with_Red_Hat_Enterprise_Virtualization_Manager .
• Password for internal admin account of RHEV-M.
• Organization name for the RHEV-M SSL certificate.
• Leave the default storage type to NFS for the initial default data center. We will
create a new data center in the latter stage of our setup.
• Provide the file system path and display name for NFS ISO library configuration,
so that the manager will configure NFS of the supplied filesystem path, and make
it visible by the display name under the Storage tab section on administration
portal of RHEV-M.