This documentation is intended for those who want to install LiveAssurance on a physical server. If you cannot meet the
prerequisites and/or minimum requirements please install on a virtual machine.
Attention: If you're using a supported GEN 5 hardware appliance (BlueCat 6500
or 8500) with LiveAssurance installed, the following
installation steps do not apply. Proceed directly to Configuring LiveAssurance.
Prerequisites
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Debian 12.7
Note: For installation via ISO, ensure that you've performed the following tasks:- Partition disks: Select the partitioning method as
Guided – use entire disk and set up LVM. Then, selectAll files in one partition. - Software selection: Ensure that
Debian desktop environmentis not selected. SelectSSH Serverandstandard system utilities(if not selected already, by default). - After the installation is complete, install the
curlandsudopackages by using the following command, as these packages are not automatically installed during the installation process:apt-get install -y curl sudo
- Partition disks: Select the partitioning method as
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Internet access.
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DVD/USB drive
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Physical access to the server
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Hardware: 1x Keyboard, 1x monitor connected to the server.
Installing LiveAssurance Online
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SSH into your Debian server as the
rootuser, or switch torootby usingsudo su - -
Copy and paste the following into the CLI:
~# export INDENI_VERSION="latest" ~# export INDENI_DIST="stable" ~# curl https://indeni-public.s3.amazonaws.com/packages/tools/install-bcia-9-0.sh > install-bcia-9-0.sh ~# chmod +x install-bcia-9-0.sh ~# ./install-bcia-9-0.sh ~# exit -
After you exit the session, log back into the server as
indeniuser. -
You will need to complete the LiveAssurance installation. see Configuring LiveAssurance.
Configuring LiveAssurance
As the indeni user, enter isetup in the terminal
and follow the prompt to setup the network, the NTP server, timezones, and so on.