Installing CDF
- Download the CDF deployer and the ArcSight metadata files to a secure network location.
- SSH to your jump host and become
root
. - Upload the CDF deployer and ArcSight metadata files to a directory on the jump host.
- Unzip the deployer and run the installation. For example:
unzip cdf-deployer.zip
...
cd cdf-deployer/
./install \ --nfs-server 10.1.2.4 \ --nfs-folder /nfs/itom-vol \ --registry-orgname your-org-name \ --registry-url srgdemo.azurecr.io \ --registry-username srgdemo \ --registry-password GEev87wtAW+FtBGTyADxgr9Fivg6a2gC \ --external-access-host installer.arcsight.private.com \ --noinfra \ --loadbalancer-info "azure-load-balancer-internal=true;LOADBALANCERIP=10.1.1.101" \ --cloud-provider AZURE
The following arguments apply to the install
command:
--nfs-server
|
Your NFS server private IP or NetApp end IP. |
--registry-url
|
Login server (from the Access keys tab in your ACR resource) |
--registry-username
|
Username (from the Access keys tab in your ACR resource) |
--registry-password
|
Password (from the Access keys tab in your ACR resource) |
--registry-orgname
|
Organization name. Use the same value as for the -o argument you specified during the uploading of your images to the ACR, |
--external-access-host
|
DNS domain name configured earlier. For example,
|
--cloud-provider
|
Specifies the cloud provider when installing CDF on a cloud server. The allowed value of this parameter is AZURE. |
--loadbalancer-info
|
Specifies load balancer information. The argument |
For a complete list of optional parameters, see CDF Installation CLI Commands.