Client for Linux machines

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1

I have some Linux servers without internet access. Are there any offline packages available to install on the client? I shall be grateful if someone can please advise about the available options to install client on servers without internet connectivity.

2

Do you know the packages repository. There you’ll find installation packages.

3

Thanks Roland. My setup is ICINGA 2.10.5, ICINGAWeb2 2.7.1 along with Director 1.6.2.

I have tried -
Download- http://packages.icinga.com/epel/7Client/release/x86_64/icinga2-2.7.1-1.el7.icinga.x86_64.rpm

rpm -ivh icinga2-2.7.1-1.el7.icinga.x86_64

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Could you please advise what exact rpm’s are required for RedHat Linux client 2.10.5?

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Unfortunately, I’m neither familiar with RedHat nor with rpm packages. In general, you need to install all depended packages. From what I see in your screenshot one dependency is icinga-bin.

BTW: Instead of screenshots you should use quoting e.g. as described here.

5

Simpelst way would be like this:

mkdir -pv /tmp/icinga2-offline

yumdownloader --destdir /tmp/icinga2-offline icinga2 \
boost-program-options \
boost-regex \
icinga2-bin \
icinga2-common \
yajl

yum install /tmp/icinga2-offline/*.rpm

I’m not quite sure how well this will work since dependencies needs to be resolved as well.
So consider this as an experimental and maybe helpful tip :wink:

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I wrote a howto in the past, can be found here: Installation in a DMZ without internet access

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Thanks Michael. I have downloaded the rpms from a Linux client with dependencies and then installed on the DMZ server. It worked.

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Could you please tick the “Solution” checkbox in the reply that helped you solve your answer? I just read through the whole thread to see how I can help you just to find that your problem is already fixed. :frowning:

This way you also give kudos to the person who helped you.