This guide describes how to install the OpsRamp Agent on an AMD (Advanced Micro Devices) processor Red Hat Enterprise Linux.

  • Step 1: Install the Linux OS Integration
  • Step 2: Choose connection type and download the Agent for appropriate version of AMD processor:
    • 32-bit
    • 64-bit
  • Step 3: Install the Agent for:
    • Root User Agent
    • Default Non-root User Agent
    • Non-root Custom User Agent

Install the Linux OS Integration

Refer to Install Linux OS Integration document.

Download the Agent

Refer Download Linux Agent document.

Install the Agent

Tabbed Interface with Table
Root User Agent
Default Non-root User Agent
Non-root Custom User Agent
1. Install the Agent:
  • To install the Agent with 32 bit run the following command:
    •     sudo rpm -i opsramp-agent-17.1.2-1.i386.rpm
  • To install the agent with 64 bit run the following command:
    •     sudo rpm -i opsramp-agent-17.1.2-1.x86_64.rpm
2. Start the Agent with the authentication tokens generated for your organization, enabling the features you want.
  • Enable all features
    •     sudo /opt/opsramp/agent/bin/configure -K {accessKey} -S {securityKey} -s client-name.api.opsramp.com -F {Integration ID} -L true
  • Specific features
    •     sudo /opt/opsramp/agent/bin/configure -K {accessKey} -S {securityKey} -s client-name.api.opsramp.com -F {Integration ID} -L true -f "agent:RemoteCommand,agent:PatchManagement,agent:Automation,agent:RemoteConsole"
3. The server appears on the OpsRamp Infrastructure page within a few seconds.

See the /tmp/opsramp-agent_install.log file for installation progress.
1. Install the Agent:
  • To install the Agent with 32 bit run the following command:
    •     sudo ISNONROOT=Y  rpm -i opsramp-agent-17.1.2-1.i386.rpm
  • To install the agent with 64 bit run the following command:
    •     sudo ISNONROOT=Y  rpm -i opsramp-agent-17.1.2-1.x86_64.rpm
2. Start the Agent with the authentication tokens generated for your organization, enabling the features you want.
  • Enable all features
    •     sudo /opt/opsramp/agent/bin/configure -K {accessKey} -S {securityKey} -s client-name.api.opsramp.com -F {Integration ID} -L true
  • Specific features
    •     sudo /opt/opsramp/agent/bin/configure -K {accessKey} -S {securityKey} -s client-name.api.opsramp.com -F {Integration ID} -L true -f "agent:RemoteCommand,agent:PatchManagement,agent:Automation,agent:RemoteConsole"
3. The server appears on the OpsRamp Infrastructure page within a few seconds.

See the /tmp/opsramp-agent_install.log file for installation progress.
Note: To install the agent as a custom user with non-root privilege, create a new user group and custom user before installing the agent.
  1. Create a new user group:
        groupadd --system {username}
  2. Create a custom user:
        useradd -g {username} -d /opt/opsramp -m {username} -s /bin/sh --system
  3. Set the user password:
        echo {username}:{password} | chpasswd
  4. Install the Agent:
    • To install the Agent with 32 bit run the following command:
      •     sudo AGENTUSER=username rpm -i opsramp-agent-17.1.2-1.i386.rpm
    • To install the agent with 64 bit run the following command:
      •     sudo AGENTUSER=username rpm -i opsramp-agent-17.1.2-1.x86_64.rpm
  5. Start the Agent with the authentication tokens generated for your organization, enabling the features you want.
    • Enable all features
      •     sudo /opt/opsramp/agent/bin/configure -K {accessKey} -S {securityKey} -s client-name.api.opsramp.com -F {Integration ID} -L true
    • Specific features
      •     sudo /opt/opsramp/agent/bin/configure -K {accessKey} -S {securityKey} -s client-name.api.opsramp.com -F {Integration ID} -L true -f "agent:RemoteCommand,agent:PatchManagement,agent:Automation,agent:RemoteConsole"
  6. The server appears on the OpsRamp Infrastructure page within a few seconds.

    See the /tmp/opsramp-agent_install.log file for installation progress.