-shutdown | -s

Force the Agent to shut down, if running.

-force | -F

Force the installation; skip the initial free space check.

-defaults | -D

Use the default values for installation.

-force-defaults

Force the installation using the defaults (assumes -s and -F).

-web-registration=off

-W-

Turns off Portal registration.

-web-registration=file

-W=file

Attempts to register to Portal with the values found in the file. See Linux Agent registration options.

-quiet | -Q

Quiet install; does not echo output to the screen. If user interaction is required in quiet mode, the install will fail unless -force-defaults is specified.

-log=NAME |
-L=NAME

Writes the installation log to the specified file NAME.

-lang=NAME |
-l=NAME

Selects NAME as the language. Must begin with an ISO language code. May optionally be followed by a dash or underscore and an ISO country code (e.g., fr, fr-FR, and fr_FR are acceptable). Character set markers (e.g., UTF-8) are ignored. Languages that cannot be matched will report an error and the language will be defaulted to en-US [English (US)]. If not specified, the language will be guessed from your system value of "en_US.UTF-8".

-backup=DIR | -B=DIR

Backs up the current installation of the Agent to the specified directory.

-verify | -V

Verifies the integrity of the installation kit.

-enable-bmr=Y
-rear-path=[path]

Turns on support for Bare Metal Restore (BMR) backup jobs.

path is the location of the Relax-and-Recover tool for the Agent to use (e.g., /user/sbin/rear) to create an iso file for restoring the system. The Relax-and-Recover tool (https://relax-and-recover.org/) must be installed on the Linux system before you install the Agent. See Install and verify Relax-and-Recover for Linux BMR backups.

Note: When you install the Linux Agent, it configures the Relax-and-Recover tool for use with the Linux Agent. If you use the Relax-and-Recover tool for another purpose, you can avoid overwriting your Relax-and-Recover tool settings by installing a second copy of the tool in a different location.

-enable-bmr=N

Turns off support for Bare Metal Restore (BMR) backup jobs.

Note: If you do not specify the -enable-bmr=Y -rear-path=[path] parameter, -enable-bmr=N is the default value.

-help

Shows install.sh command options.