ArcGIS 10.1 for Server Installation tutorial series-single-host installation in Linux

Because Linux is stable and powerful, it is often used as an internal Server of the enterprise. Many of our users also install ArcGIS Server on Linux, however, for users who first came into contact with Linux, they all felt that they had no way to start. Linux is mysterious, not to mention installing software on it. Here we will introduce the standalone installation in Linux, compared to this, there must be multi-host installation, that is, cluster. Now let's start our journey ......

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Install ArcGIS 10 on Linux:

Install ArcGIS 10_01 on Linux to install Linux Virtual Machine and yum source configuration

Install ArcGIS 10_02 on Linux and Oracle11gR2

Install ArcGIS 10_03 on Linux to install ArcSDE 10

Install ArcGIS 10_04 on Linux to install ArcGIS Server 10

Install ArcGIS 10.1 _ 01 on Linux to install ArcGIS Server 10.1

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1. installation environment

In front of this article: Installing ArcGIS software in Linux is not complicated, but there is a premise that many Linux indicators must comply with the installation requirements of ArcGIS Server, however, this is not very easy to implement, because the dependency packages in Linux are hard to find and do not know the specific functions of these dependency packages. Therefore, we should pay special attention to this during installation, be sure to check the requirements on the official website. Fortunately, many Linux systems can now provide online installation, such as the Red Hat yum command (you can understand the advantages of this command, however, in my customers, the Linux environment often cannot access the Internet, so the yum command cannot be used. We only need to download these packages, then upload the package through the FTP server or Smb server (pay attention to the version). Even if we have installed all these packages, it may still fail, because the installation of these packages may depend on other packages, the problem persists.

Because there are many Linux releases, we should strictly follow the versions provided on the official website when using them. What we provide on the official website is strictly tested. If you use other versions, even on the installation, in the subsequent operation problems, this can be troublesome, the official website of ArcGIS 10.1 for Server system requirements of the connection is as follows: http://resources.arcgis.com/en/help/system-requirements/10.1/index.html#//015100000072000000

1. The official website provides the following 64-bit Linux operating systems:

Red Hat Enterprise Linux Server5 (64-bit)

Red Hat Enterprise Linux Server6 (64-bit)

SUSE Linux Enterprise Server10 (64-bit)

SUSE Linux Enterprise Server11 (64-bit)

2. X must be installed in Windows to display the interface. (In general, X is installed by default in Windows)

3. The system reserves at least 3.1G of disk space. ArcGIS Server10.1 requires about 1g space. During installation, the resources are extracted to the temporary directory. After installation, files in the temporary directory are deleted. If the temporary directory space is insufficient, files are extracted to the HOME directory. If the HOME directory does not have enough space, an error will be reported during installation)

4. Create a new user (cannot be installed using the root user)

5. OpenGL1.5 or a later version should be installed in the system.

2. System check

ArcGIS Server 10.1 for Linux provides a script for checking the system environment required for software installation, named CheckPackagePrerequisites. sh. Run this script to determine whether the necessary conditions for software installation are met in the current environment. Run the script as follows:

 

 

Follow the prompts to switch the user to root, and then enter/etc/security/limits. conf. The modified content is as follows (you need to master the vi command here, You can google the vi ):

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