To JNRPE installation package is an application that will guide you through the process of installing the JNRPE Server.
To run the application you must have a JVM 1.5+ installed.
The installer can be used on both unix and windows and will perform the following steps:
On windows, you can simply double-click on your installer file. Otherwise, you can run the installer with the following command:
java -jar jnrpe-server-install-{your-jnrpe-version}.jar
The installation starts with a welcome page listing all the project contributors. Click next: the overview page will be visualized.
This page contains a brief description of what JNRPE can offer to you. Click next: the License Agreements page will appear.
The Apache License 2.0 is visualized. You must read and accept it to keep on with the installation. Accept and click next: The target path window will be visualized.
Here you have to choice to change the directory where JNRPE will be installed. If you are happy with the default settings, simply press next, otherwise change the path as you prefer. When you are happy, click next: the installation packages panel will appear.
This panel allows the selection of the packages you want to install. The available choices are:
When you are happy with the installation, click next: the summary panel will appear.
This is your last chance to cancel the installation. A summary of your decisions is visualized. If you want to change something, click 'Previous', otherwise click next: the Installation Panel will be visualized.
When the installer will end, you'll find the following structure inside the JNRPE directory:
JNRPE |- bin ----> Contains the script to be used to run JNRPE |- etc ----> Contains the JNRPE configuration files |- lib ----> Contains the libraries required by JNRPE |- plugins ----> Contains all the plugin packages | | | |- base ----> Contains the plugin package bundled with JNRPE |- Uninstaller ----> Contains the generated uninstaller |- wrapper ----> Contains the YAJSW binaries |- etc ----> Contains the YAJSW configuration |- lib ----> Contains the YAJSW dependencies
On windows you will find a Service called JNRPE Server, while on unix you will find a script named jnrpe inside the /etc/init.d directory.