Install H3C iNode in Linux

We have just installed a Linux system. To connect to the internal network, we need to use Huawei's H3C iNode.
 
I just started using Linux, but I am not familiar with it.
However, I was very excited about Linux over the past two days and I was very interested in it.
 
Record the process of installing iNode under my Fedora, which is purely non-technical.
 
1. Extract
Tar-zxvf iNode.tar.gz
 
2. Enter the iNodeClient directory.
Cd iNodeClient
 
3. Execute install. sh.
Bash install. sh or./install. sh
When a file such as so is missing during this process, use yum install xxx. so to download and install it.
 
4. Check whether AuthenMngService is enabled.
Ps-e \ grep
If
8961? 00:00:00 AuthenMngService
It indicates that it has been started. If not, reload it. Anyway, that's what I did.
 
5. Execute iNodeClient
./INodeClient
 
6. Enter information on the main interface
Select eth0 as the username and password
 
7. The connection is correct.
You are connected to the network.
However, the last step is required.
 
7. last step
Click the Network icon in the upper-right corner of the system and select eth0. Then, the network is automatically refreshed and connected!

Author "rapheal"