SOFTPAQ NUMBER:  N/A

PART NUMBER:  N/A

FILE NAME:  cpqrid-2.1.0-6.Redhat7_1.i386.rpm

TITLE: Compaq Remote Insight Driver for Linux

VERSION:  2.1.0-6

LANGUAGE:  English



CATEGORY:  Software Solutions



DIVISIONS: Mainstream Servers



PRODUCTS AFFECTED:

ProLiant DL320 

ProLiant DL360

ProLiant DL380

ProLiant DL580
ProLiant DL760

ProLiant ML330
ProLiant ML330e

ProLiant ML350

ProLiant ML350 1 GHz

ProLiant ML370

ProLiant ML530

ProLiant ML570
ProLiant ML750
Proliant 8000
Prolaint 8500



OPERATING SYSTEM:  

Red Hat Linux 7.1



SYSTEM CONFIGURATION:  

All shipping configurations



PREREQUISITES:  cpqhealth-2.1.0-11.Redhat7_1.i386.rpm



EFFECTIVE DATE:  May 31, 2001



ELECTRONIC DISTRIBUTION ALLOWED:  Yes



SOFTPAQ UTILITY VERSION:  N/A



SUPERSEDES:  cpqrid-1.0.0-7.i386.rpm



DESCRIPTION:  

This RPM provides a driver for Compaq Management Cards 

(RIB or RILOE) for Red Hat Linux 7.1



Enhancements:

- Provides the Compaq Remote Insight Driver which enables

the routing of SNMP traffic out of Compaq Management Cards

(RIB or RILOE) and exposes the Integrated Management Log of

the system.





HOW TO USE:

1) Login as the system administrator and place the RPM 

   file in your current working directory.  



2) Type 

		rpm -ivh cpqrid-2.1.0-6.Redhat7_1.i386.rpm



   to install the driver.  The driver will be inserted 

   immediately.



3) To check whether the driver is loaded properly, type 



	 	lsmod



   You should see an entry indicating that driver 

   "cpqrid" was inserted.



4) If you attempt to install the RPM on an unsupported

   system, you will get an error message when you attempt

   to install the package.  The driver will not be

   operational and it is advisable to uninstall the driver

   at your earliest convenience.



5) Running the driver:

   a) Once installed, the driver will be automatically loaded

      every time the server boots.  



   b) Additional information and help is available by typing



		man cpqrid



6) Uninstalling the driver:

   a) Uninstall using RPM by typing

		

		rpm -e cpqrid



      If the driver is running, it will be shut down.  

      Should you reboot the system, the driver will NOT 

      be loaded at boot time.  



   b) If you ever wish to unload the driver, simply type

		

		rmmod cpqrid



      The running driver will be removed from memory.  



Additional information may be found at

http://www.compaq.com/products/servers/linux/.  



Copyright 2001, Compaq Computer Corporation.  All rights reserved.



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