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- Versions 7.x or higher of Oracle Linux (64 bit) version, Red Hat Enterprise Linux (64 bit), or CentOS (64 bit)
- Ubuntu 17 or higher (64 bit)
Should you require The Charon Manager on Microsoft Windows, please contact Stromasys or your Stromasys VARfor Microsoft Windows will be available in a future version.
Installation Packages and Installation Steps
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- Connect to the public IP address of the instance via SFTP using the private key assigned during launch and the user charon:
$ sftp -i <path-to-private-key> charon@<public-ip-of-cloud-instance>
- Download the required package:
sftp> get charon-manager-ssp-<version>.[rpm | deb]
Additional Prerequisite Considerations for Installation on Charon Host
When installing the Charon Manager on the Charon-SSP host in the cloud (for example to display it via a remote X11-connection) instead of on a local management system, additional packages may have to be installed that normally are already available in a workstation environment. In the current version, the Charon-SSP manager installation does not check these dependencies.
In particular, the Charon-SSP Manager requires the following packages:
- libX11
- xorg-x11-server-utils
- gtk2
- libssh2
- xorg-x11-xauth
The packages above have their own dependencies. Install the above packages with the yum command in order to have their dependencies automatically installed. If your server does not have access to the standard operating system repositories, refer to this document for instructions on setting up a local repositories.
The exact list of additionally required packages depends on what is already installed on the server.
Installation Steps on Linux
The following table describes the installation steps for Charon-SSP Manager:
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1 | Log-in to the local Linux system as the root user (denoted by the # prompt). |
2 | Copy the installation package to the local Linux system |
3 | Go to the directory where the package has been stored:
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4 | Install package: |
For systems with RPM package management (Oracle Linux, Red Hat, CentOS): | |
For systems with Debian package management (Debian, Ubuntu): # dpkg -i <filename-of-package> |
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Example (RPM):
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