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 ====== Installation options ====== ====== Installation options ======
  
-**NOTE:** This guide applies to release version 4.3.0 and higher.+<WRAP info> 
 +This guide applies to release version 4.3.0 and higher.
  
 If you are looking for version-to-version update process, see section   If you are looking for version-to-version update process, see section  
-[[installation:start#upgrade_from_previuos_versions|Upgrade]] bellow.+[[maintenance:update:start|Upgrade]]. 
 + 
 + 
 +</WRAP> 
 + 
 +There are three installation options: 
 +| [[installation:start#aducid_dvd_only|ADUCID DVD only]] | The simplest. You need VMware infrastructure. | 
 +| [[installation:start#cloud_install|Cloud Install]] | Based on cloud installed CentOS machine. | 
 +| [[installation:start#centos_dvd|CentOS DVD]] | You need CentOS machine with minimal installation. | 
  
 ===== ADUCID DVD only ===== ===== ADUCID DVD only =====
-The ADUCID Server Kit DVD contains a fully functional installation of ADUCID server components, in the form of VMware virtual machine (hardware version 10) installed in the same way, as described in following sections. The file bluebox.4.2.1.zip located in the directory **vm** is zipped VMware OVF template (consisting of two files), that can be imported on ESXi 5.5 a higher version.    +The ADUCID Server Kit DVD contains a fully functional installation of ADUCID server components in the form of VMware virtual machine (hardware version 11, compatible with ESXi 6.0 and higher version) installed in the same way, as described in following sections. 
 + 
 +The .OVF export of the virtual machine is located in the directory **vm** on the DVD.
  
 You just need to **import it** to your environment and **adjust** some parameters:  You just need to **import it** to your environment and **adjust** some parameters: 
-  * VM hardware parameters according to expected load (default values 8 CPU/40GB RAM should be OK in many cases) +  * VM hardware parameters according to expected load (default values are 8 CPU/40GB RAM) 
-  * start the VM and connect to it through VMware Remote Console (default root password is "AIM-4.x")+  * start the VM and connect to it through VMware Remote Console (default root password is "**AIM-4.x**")
   * set appropriate hostname, IP address, DNS server   * set appropriate hostname, IP address, DNS server
   * reset root password   * reset root password
   * set ssh connection parameters   * set ssh connection parameters
   * check NTP settings (see section Base environment bellow)   * check NTP settings (see section Base environment bellow)
-  * change system variables setting (see section Apache software / System variables setting in [[installation:software-components|Software Components]] )+  * change system variables setting (see section Apache software / System variables setting in [[installation:02-software-components|Software Components]] )
  
 There is a bash script named **srv-adjust.sh** located in the /usr/local/bin directory, that may be useful in this process.  There is a bash script named **srv-adjust.sh** located in the /usr/local/bin directory, that may be useful in this process. 
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 First check what you got from your cloud provider and uninstall unwanted components. Graphical interface and development components should not be present. First check what you got from your cloud provider and uninstall unwanted components. Graphical interface and development components should not be present.
  
-Then continue according to [[installation:operating-system|Operating System Installation]]+Then continue according to [[installation:01-operating-system|Operating System Installation]]
  
 ===== CentOS DVD ===== ===== CentOS DVD =====
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 Go through all the following sections. (You will need the ADUCID Server Kit DVD, too.) Go through all the following sections. (You will need the ADUCID Server Kit DVD, too.)
  
-  * [[installation:operating-system|Operating System]]  +  * [[installation:01-operating-system|Operating System]]  
-  * [[:installation:software-components|Software Components]]  +  * [[installation:02-software-components|Software Components]]  
-  * [[:installation:aducid-software|ADUCID Software]]  +  * [[installation:03-aducid-software|ADUCID Software]]  
-  * [[:installation:ms-sql|MS SQL Database]] +  * [[installation:04-ms-sql|MS SQL Database]] 
  
 ===== Upgrade from previous versions ===== ===== Upgrade from previous versions =====
 +Go through the following sections.
 +
 +You will need to backup some files, as they are replaced by the upgrade process.
  
-  * [[:maintenance:check-versions|Check current software versions]]  +You may also need to upgrade ADUCID database schema. 
-  * [[:maintenance:backup|Backup configuration and database]]  +  * [[maintenance:update:01-check-versions|Check current software versions]]  
-  * [[:installation:update|Update]]  +  * [[maintenance:update:02-backup|Backup configuration and database]]  
-  * [[:maintenance:check-status|Check status of services]]  +  * [[maintenance:update:03-update|Update]]  
-  * [[:maintenance:check-versions|Check current software versions]] +  * [[maintenance:update:04-check-status|Check status of services]]  
 +  * [[maintenance:update:01-check-versions|Check current software versions]] 
  
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